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

Text from Pages 1 - 226 of the 1969 volume:

u A, , , ., ,M , In VWKLLE, a 'S K2 ' 3 f ,ff 4 ' av ,W f-- V . . 1 H ' ' ' V'- ' ,Q f . ' f 4 f The first and simplest emotion which - .- ff. ,, -',5?v1:'5g discover in the human mind is curiosity. Burke 77 nr' its fz f f fy 1 i3 Y' rg- 5r C6 ' 77 Humor 1S the sunshine of the mind. Lytton -www f Is there no play to ease the anguish of the hour? Shakespeare 3 r r , 42 la . 1 ' W V 7' WMM Human happiness can only be complete as all the powers have their full and legitimate play. Thomas One thought fills imnlensityf' Blake CC J Friendship improves happiness, and abates miser f 1 ...-........ - 5 ,,,,,,,,, Q , Y ,, , ,,, 1. ,, fs-1 . , V 1 ,.'. FYI z--ef s.zf1,,f, 1 A ywwmk + NMSP -n-1,-N,,. 1',' m,,1,,M -Qwfmf. , , wh' gffsqxg 5, ,,,,'- HW, V, ,Mffgvi , 2 we ,V y -1, X4 '- fun, In ,J ' 4 mn 'l,9T w H ' , ' 2 Nw M, 9 lf l L. .wwwaf W,- f 2 W V, -XVI H' fi . f ., .,, af fs. , -Lf L f 14 f,W'::fE,'JE3.5' - ' 4... 'I M. 4 I W .nn I' E15 gimiv 1 3' f ' fm Sa 2 SF ,, ,Vg P I, -Q. W1 1 W. ski? V' M232 4 NZ if f at . 3 ,ff as , fy WN, w , Qfiwy Iwi i I f ,, 1 ,W V1,V , ,, WWWW I M I 'P W , WU N ,, Hz M y M5 Y 3 I X 45? if , af , M ffiiif M L 4? Tulf g 5 7' J A , :fi KX f 5 V X 4 ,,,,, , f I w ,, 'ww ,pkg 44 v f Q V www V 0 fb iw, k 1' Q, K, f W 4' ,Q A Kr R X 4 1. X ' K M 4 ,V f V 'K' ',,, , AW 7 K 4 1, A V., gy 54 3 2'L.g,f jg 1, f J: 7 D i ,V aqzffy qw ,,A .f' I Kxyf Q, -z W T AG E lVIan's innate desire to comprehend his enviromnent gives rise to the interlocking disciplines of education and drama. Education effects the reconstruction of the observable, and drama effects the communication of the verbally inexpressible. In both areas an enlarged perspective is achieved by creating an experience which transcends the surface of life. The dramatist aims to draw his audience into a revealing experience by creative manipulation of audio-visual techniques. Educators instill in their students the perspective of history, the sensitive insight of literature, the logic of math, and the order of science, as tools to break the barriers of the commonplace. Fundamental to the success of each approach is the recipient's capacity to absorb the wealth being offered, the primary goal therefore, of the institutions of drama and education, is'to precipitate a state of readiness for a significant discovery. From the pensive atmosphere of a philosophical discussion to the light-hearted htunor of a musical come-dy, the phenomenon of mood represents this condition of receptiveness Deliberately staged or arising spontaneously from the interaction of men, the presence of the appropriate mood opens the path to a fulfilling exchange. In essence, the school and the theater are man's release from the limitations of his senses. 7. ,, 5 f' i ,z M1 A we 'W J wg- 1 , S E E 1, H- F. 1 ,Q .cya- J-9- .ff-,W A-EFF i if 17 HERBERT B- FOX MR. FRANK E. HAHN, JR. X school board proposal attracts the attention of Mrs. Betty Delanty and Vlr Walter S. Wisniewski. ...nw T-we MR, GEORGE A. MacFARLAN'D, MR. EDWIN J. DAVIS JR- Vice-President President, Board of School Directors Mr. Francis L. Markley and Mr. Maurice C. Wyatt listen carefully to school board matters at the monthly meetings. School Board administers production funds The continued improvement of Cheltenham education is made possible by the skillful economic direction of the Cheltenham Township School Board. Like patrons of all scholastic performances, the board members contribute their ability and time towards educational excellence. These nine citizens are elected by the 40,000 inhabitants of Cheltenham Township and represent a wide range of interests, experiences and talents. Although she is not a member of the School Board, Mrs. Frances R. Link, the Coordinator of Secondary Education, is deeply involved in planning the educational policies and curriculum of the secondary school system. She feels that innovative planning is the key to education and has helped to develop the Independent Reading and the Humanities Seminar electives, CHS' newest courses. Mrs. Link sees in Cheltenham a reflection of the intellectual and creative needs of the high school student. Mrs. Frances Link attends School Board meetings to answer questions pertaining to secondary policies and curriculum. l The EL DELATOR staff engages Dr, Greene in an impromptu dialogue after his speech to the CHS student body. '0w1W I DR. LAWRENCE F. GREENE Superintendent, Cheltenham Township Public Schools Dr. Lawrence F. Greene recently made his debut in the Cheltenham scene as Superintendent of Schools. Fortified with his Boston education and experience abroad, he brings a new perspective to school district administration. After several years of participation in the educational field, Dr. Greene has formulated certain attitudes concerning the importance of the individual in the educational environment. He emphasizes the importance of a personalized education in which the student is able to develop fully his abilities. In a personal address to the student body at CHS he stressed the necessity of retaining one's individuality in a highly mechanized and group-oriented environment. 'Q N 1 Dr. Greene enjoys the festivities of the Domestic Exchange Banquet in honor of the exchangees from Abilene, Texas. Dr. Lawrence Greene advocates personalized education DR. EDW Principal, IN B. KEIM Cheltenham High School Dr. Edwin Keim sets the Our Principal's knowledge and experience contribute to a high standard of performance which encourages the students of Cheltenham to channel their diverse talents in a meaningful direction. After being graduated from West Chester State College and the University of Pennsylvania, Dr. Keim entered his professional career by teaching in various secondary schools and colleges. In 1954 he assumed the position of Principal of Cheltenham High School. To supplement his immediate responsibilities at Cheltenham, Dr. Keim has participated in school evaluations, surveys, educational meetings and conventions. He has served as an executive ofiicer as well as a committee member in both the Pennsylvania State Principals Association and the National Association of Secondary School Principals. He has contributed numerous theses to the field of educational researchg these studies explore such areas as The Secondary School Principalship Today and The Challenge of Above Average Students in the Senior High Schoolsf, Despite these multiple aiiiliations and responsibilities, Dr. Keim is able to devote time to alumni associations and other civic and church affairs. Dr. Keim's interpretation of the role of a high school principal evidences a concerned and significant individual behind an impressive title and list of credits. scene for academic excellence Signing his autograph at the Morp is one of the more pleasurable official duties enjoyed by Dr. Keim. Dr. and Mrs. Keim enjoy a refreshing pause with An active faculty assists its principal in decision making-Dr. Keim solicits opinions and Mrs. Stretton at the Prom. ideas from members of the staff. Production assistants outline stage directions The producers, through careful supervision and coordination, achieve the continuity and smoothness essential to the impact of a drama. At Cheltenham, Mr. Lehman, Mr. Guarneri and Mr. Trimble harmonize and regulate school activities and ensure their smooth functioning. Mr. Lehman directs the school athletics program, coordinates the flow of traflic in the halls and parking lots, and supervises citizenship. Mr. Guarneri's responsibilities range from developing the class schedules and distributing report cards to organizing the club program and supervising the Area Vocational Technical School. The eiiicient management of attendance, substitute teachers and textbooks depend on the competent direction of Mr. Trimble. Under the guidance of these three administrators, the diverse elements of learning at Cheltenham merge to create the total effect of Cheltenham life. Il iff MR. WILBER LEHMAN MR. JOSEPH GUARNERI Ah, I found one who did'n't do it in ink! Mr. Guarneri scans Vice-p,-incipal Vice-P1-incipal the roster cards completed by CHS students. '-D MR. ROBERT TRIMBLE That referee has got to go! CHS football game find Mr. Administrative .Assistant Trimble observing all details of the contest near the scoring box. Parents always find Mr. Lehman's office open to them for discussion of mutual problems. 7.2 MR. ROBERT A. ACKER B.S., M.Ed. Department Chairman Wood Technology I, II Instructional Media Club MRS. CAROLE J. ALDERMAN BA.,.M.A. Svamsh III MRS. SUSAN APOLLON B.A. Spanish III Spanish 10, 20 Spanish 10, 10A X -q..u 'fff L-f I - S, MISS JANET L. ANKRUM B.S., M.s. Librarian Library Club 1 I s f :- 7 -Ii +L'- l' -.....,,,,m CHELTENHAM SCHOOLS Ah VA' N 5, f if btw' Z 15212 'iff' fi ff A olmven EDUCATIO . I MRS- HELEN ATKISS MR. GEORGE BA'I'ES Dr. Ke1m's Secretary B.S- Driver Education Asst. Football Coach Acadcmic: motif unfolds thru facult ingcnuit 7.3 ' RF A ,Qui YUUY 7 l Art, English, histor , language, math, music MR. DARYL L. BISER B.S., M.S. Biology 1, II Bowling Team Bowling Coach Horticulture Club MRS. MARY L. BISHOP Office Secretary Y'-'M Hn- Z -.Ll ..,. - . A f, .fn gi n S S W Q K WWE r 'Sa -2 L 1 View Y x ggifgi X FMU' MR. DONALD K. BONNEY MRS. ROSLYN BORNFRIEND DR- LOIS GOULD BREAM B,A,, M.E,d, B.A. B.A., M.A., Ed.D. Chemistry Library Aide Guidance Counselor Coordinator, Advanced Placement Program 7-4 and science departments cue lines and numbers Department Chairman Humanities English III, IV English III Public Relations Club 5 erik awaken MR. ROY C. BURI B.S., M.A. Sociology World Cultures World Affairs Club Classical Musical Club Film Society Sponsor MR. FRANK CLARK B.S., M.Ed. Math II, III Sports-in-Season Club J.V. Football Coach J .V. Basketball Coach MR. EDWARD F. BRINGHURST B.A., M.S. MRS. SANDRA R. BRUSIN , B A ' MR. WAYMON BUTLER B.S. Technical Drawing Architectural Drafting Architectural Study Club ia E MR. DONALD A. BYERLY B.A., M.A. Department Chairman Chemistry Honors Chemistry Planetarium-Astronomy Science Research Club MR. JOSEPH B. CONWAY B.S. Math I, III MRS. ALICE CORNELL Honors Math HI ' eta!-y Transcript Secr x ,K 'X Y Light, sound, action-media education booms! To-N MR. ROBERT CUNNINGHAM B.S., M.A. Director of Guidance Domestic Exchange Club MRS. DOROTHY DANCIK Guidance Secretary 7.6 pw iQ'W MRS. ELIZABETH B. DANDO B.S. Physical Education Synchronized Swim Club Girls' Swim Team Coach MR. JAME E. DANIEL Asst Student Council Sponsor B.S., M.Ed. Social Science American History Folk Song Club MR. GLENN DERRINGER B.A. Humanities Instrumental Music Theory and Harmony 2ean1 M mmw fzzc s I 'gi lllii A U' M MRS. CATHERINE DUDAR B.S., M. Ed. Stenography I Typing I, II Typing Practice Club MRS. EMILY ENGLE B.S. Department Chairman Sewing Homemaking I, II Sewing Club MISS LINDA ENSSLER B.A., M.S. English II Cheltonian Club Cheltonian Sponsor 18 MR. THOMAS J. FISHER B,A., M.A. Sociology Senior Science MR. JOHN K. ESHELMAN B.S., M.S. Chemistry Senior Science Topical Science Club MR. HARVEY M. FLEEGLER B.S. Math II, III Jr. Administration Club Tennis Coach Swimming Coach MRS. EMILY GAITHER B.A., M.A. Guidance Counselor Senior Guidance Club MR. DONALD M. FLYNN B.S., M.Ed. English III, IV Baseball Coach MR. RALPH GARRETH B.A., M.A. Department Chairman Business Law Business Math Bookkeeping I, II Bank Director Golf Coach Instructors premier classroom methods MR. JOHN C. GESTON B.S., M.Ed. Physical Education MR. THEODORE J. GEHLMAN Volleyball Club B.S. MEd. Volleyball Coach Biolggy. Athletic Trainer V 4 7 f -W M X fan! f MRS. KAREN GOLD BA., M.A. Math III Math 10-11 Honors Calculus Calculus Se1f..s1:udy Club MR. GEORGE H. GOLDSTEIN B.S., M.Ed. Biology Physics Ham Radio Club J.V. Soccer Coach 2 W, MISS IRENE GIZINSKI B.S., M.S. Head Librarian Library Club MRS. DEBORAH GOLDMAN B.S. French II, III '-we-mw...m MRS. HARRIET K. GOODHEART B.A., M.Ed. English 11, IV Teachers serve as Greek chorus- 30 I 'W hill Q MR. RICHARD A. GREEN B.S., M.Ed. Graphic Arts I Metalworking I, II, III Technical Services Club 3 interpret, mform and relate MRS. CORA G. HEDRICK B.A., M.A. Math I, II Geometry Help Club MRS FRANCES HERTZFELD Llbrary Secretary l Facult provides model for student unclerstucl MR. ANDREW W. HILLS B.S., M.Ed. World Cultures Track Club l Track Sponsor MR. EDWARD R. HOOPES B.A.A., M.F.A. Department Chairman l Craft Am Jewelry Club l at is M Mn MIR. WILBUR HURST B.S., M.Ed. Humanities Graphic Arts Printing Club T.V. Studio Sponsor MR. HARRY W. HOLLII-IAN MRS, GRACE HURWITZ B.S., M.Ed. B.A., M.A. Physical Education American Histgry Football Club Advanced Bridge Club Football Coach 3 3 MISS JANE L. JABBOUR B.S. English III, IV MRS MARY S HUZZARD MRS. R. KIMBERLY HURWITZ ' ' B.S., M5- B-S- Department Chairman World Cultures Honors Math 10-11 Math 10-11 Ast. Drama Coach X gags. KATHLEEN JONES English II, III xx W? I li .P ,. I B:S., M.s. MR. WILLIAM JOHNSTON Biology J Horticulture Club Spotlight focused on learning experience MRS. JEAN R. KATZ B.A. World Cultures American History Asst. Hockey Coach MRS. NINA KOTZEN Office Secretary W MR. EMMANUEL M. KRAMER B.S., M.A. Sociology Humanities History of Art ' fhzwzsnf . 5 .0 f af I A f. ' ' .,.. .. .i...,.. , ,M MR. HARRY J. LANCE B.S., M.S. Biology El Delator Photographer MRS. JACQUELINE LEVENTHAL B.S., M.Ed. French 30 French III, IV Le Theatre Francais Club 35 MR. PAUL J. LAMORGIA B.S., M.Ed. Department Chairman Spanish V Spanish 30, 46 Soccer Coach Civil Defense Club Student Ticket Chairman V MISS LINDA LONSINGER B.S. Physical Education Slimnastics Club Girls' Lacrosse Cbach Girls, Basketball Coach K MRS ISABELLE MACMILLIAN MISS AURORA A. MALFITANO B.s. spanish IV French 10, 20, NA MR. JOSEPH H. MELROSE, JR. B.A., M.A. Social Science World Cultures Honors World Cultures Debate Society Club Forum Magazine Sponsor Asst. Track Coach MR. MARTIN P. MARION B.A., M.S. Geology Physics Astronomy Astronomy Club MR. CHARLES J. MEHELICH B.S., M.Ed. Driver Education Driver Education Theory Club Traflic Safety Chairman Asst. Football Coach Curriculum prompts creative expression MRS. BERNICE NABUT B.A. MISS NANCY L. MORRISON English III B.A. Independent Reading English III, IV Developmental Reading M, f .r 37 Students audition before discerning faculty MRS. THELMA O'BRIEN B.S. MR. JOSEPH M. NEJMAN B5-.1 M-S1 chezwmfm ciub Social sclence Cheltonian Sponsor MR. WILLIAM N. NORTON B.A., M.A. Department Chairman Social Science Honors American History MRS. BILLIE OVSIEW BA. Library Aide MR. ALVIN J. OLSEN BA., M.A. French 10 French IV, V yi ,',- , '-', g MRS. MARGARET ANN REISSE B.S. Homemaking I, II Boys' Chef Class Hl.WW MRS. LILA ROSENBAUM B.S. English III, IV Creative Writing Club MRS. CARMILLA M. ROSSI B.S., M.Ed. Typing I Retail Selling Clerical Practice I, II Merchandising Club 'School Store Sponsor MR. STEVAN R. I. SALTZMAN B.S. Physical Education Wrestling Club Wrestling Coach MRS. MARSHA ROBINSON B.A. English IV .Independent Reading MR. JAMES M. RUBILLO B.S., M.A. Calculus Math 9-11, 10-11 School Play Producer Mk-us...,. rr., MR. DALE SANDER B.S. Basic Math Math 10-11 Honors Math III Chess Club J.V. Baseball Coach A L, P'QS M R ROBERT SARKISIAN ,A:2xg,ijf,j 3, Maki- fav' Z H444 9.325 flu W 'wh' f f' Drama English II ' Remedial Writing I Color Guard Sponsor I 4 5 MR. THOMAS F. SEXTON B.A. English II, III Independent Reading Cross Country Coach S. SLYOFF gfIlg.S.LEllgWINA K. SMITH Latin 26, in 31551151 Spanish 10, 11 a Senior Class Sponsor Advanced Math Fortran IV Club Critics evaluate student performance 4-I MR. JOSEPH S, SIMMS B.S., M.A. Humanities American History El Delator Club El Delator Sponsor 'KX -41 MISS EVAJUNE SMITH B.A., M.A. Guidance Counselor MR. MARSHALL L. SMITH B.A. Social Science American History Currents Events Club MR. W. ROBERT STAMPER B.S., M.Ed. Biology Honors Biology Biology Lab Assistants Club Asst. Gymnastics Coach MRs. VITA P. SOLOMON BRA., M.F.A. Art 2D, 3D History of Art Art 8: Scenery Club Educational drama climaxcs in student-facult rapport MR. THOMAS R. STRETTON, JR. MRS. KAY D. STRETTON B A B.S., M.M. Speech MR. JOSEPH STEFANISKO Vocal Music Humanities B'S'i MA- Music Appreciation Honors English III World Cultures Ensemble Club Ensemble Club Social Science Musical Dramatic Director Director of Dramatics ws- 'saww 5 MRS. SHERRY STRONG B.A. English II Humanities Honors English II Prologue Sponsor MISS BARBARA J. spanish 10 zo 2 . Qixszs. .n ' MRS. ELIZABETH B. TWITMYER B.A., M.A. American History Honors Social Science .:N2'sW X'N il. MR. EARLE WASNER B.A. Math II MR. HENRY K. WILLIAMS Basic Math B.S., M.M. Orchestra 43 MRS. SARAH WHITE B.S. Biology MISS JOAN D. WOLFGANG ,,r,.c, .,,, , .,,, , B.A., M.A. English III, IV Debate Club 1. My frrf , if 3 yr v 45 President Sonny Gourley picks up his Valentine cards. Vice-President Joanne Epps prepares refreshments for the Pepsi Generation. MSSQL SMRM I don't see why we can'1: invite representatives from Berkeley. Danny Weiss and Barbara DeAngelis, Secretary of Student Council, prepare invitations for the College Conference. if ':i'i .V. 4 It f-,i i r A W.. .., ,..L '?rf 46 emwiw-if Q F I come not to bury Sonny, but to praise him? Treasurer Neal Goff reads the Student Council's financial report. L ' I like short skirts, but with my legs .... 'J Mr. Richard Gross, Stu- dent Council Sponsor, discusses school dress code with Robert Appel. How? Chairman Ellen Braman addresses Student-Faculty Contact Committee pow wow. iam, g, X an ' .f Cheltenham's Student Council members catalyzed and directed student involvement. The oflicers, homeroom presidents and Executive Committee members encouraged exchanges of views in Weekly meetings. Responding to student concern, Student Council directed a re-evaluation of Cheltenham's dress code. The 1968-69 Student Council also focused its attention on educational processes outside the township through an extensive exchange program. Large numbers of Cheltenham students were included in the activities of the numerous council committees. Representatives participate in Student Council dialogue President Sonny Gourley captivates his council audience. V V ,... . ,,,ff- f w..i..,.. .. - ,wk , if ' :az I ag 'wif 1? 6 Pantherettes Barbara Pollard, Joan Wiley, Linda Walynetz, and Connie Roughton cheer the Panthers to victory. V. Hall Patrol Captain Eric Shore takes command as Dan Weiss sits down on the job. il Ed Denne, Technical Services Chairman, ing the fall play. 48 communicates with his stage crew dur- Nancy Strauss peddl-es pretzels at a home basketball game for Steve Wood destroys the Abington ghost at a pregame pep rally the Activities Committee. planned by the Spirit Committee. Committee creativity enlivens Cheltenham scene 1 The Panthers kidnap the Abington ghost. Billie Meyer and Sue Bernheim paint spirit on the Hoor during Abington week. 49 My life in the wilds of Canada. Chairman Bill McKenna announces the We-ekls assembly. Jill Goldy dictates pep rally directions to Panther Joel Magazineir and Pantherette Barbara Bowman. Z .X Extra-curricular activities diversify student roles The great American cover up. Hall Patrolmen Larry Schoenfeld, Eric Shore, Jerry Starobin, and Andy Alloy look amazed as Alan Dayno asserts his individuality. Billie Meyer demonstrates her calligraphic talents on CHS bulletin boards. Hovering over typist Marc Feiner, Public Relations Chairman Phyllis Perkins edits school press releases. Ann Sablosky and Wendy Berschler tickle the Public Relations bulletin board. Joanne Epps, Activities Committee Chairman, sells Chuckles for a nickel. - ,l W W2 Stage crew members support each other in their technical duties. Hall patrolman Jerry Starobin engages in his favorite pastime. -sj....,, M--Y., N-.,,N'hMN nv --wwggw nw: .amseiw-. .. ,..,..,., ..l....., Wk Nmuwr: .,r W ,... M.i,...- V-Wai, . . . Scalpelf' Margie Maimon executes decorating operations for the football dance. Bill Levi makes quick change. , Aa Q lndustry and lngenuit -themes of CHS Committees Steve Kanter helps the Social Committee decorate the cafeteria for the Football Dance. . . . and the envelope please? David Olsho, Susan Heller, and Joan Axelroth prepare Public Relation news for mailing. Eric Shore shows Carol Smith the ways and means of committee functions. Ways and Means Chairman Jim Goff wrestles with the problems of the school budget. 53 if 5 A ff 5 K, A-H KFTRW iw , 5 i Q E frm ' w 's ' lllllllllllil Ailllllllllllllli B SPACE AllllllllSTlllllUll . . . and then you add a pinch of sa.lt. 'A representative from N.A.S.A. explains some Mr. Ellis Pierce makes a point during an assembly 'on of the technology of space exploration. swords, Yearlong revue offered by assembly programs Jazz combo performs an original arrangement of Soulful Strut. 54 X -I ik-we J: f- Randy Libros and Gary Karpf struggle with,the soda machine at the Junior Prom. V N V , , 1 , '- W. What minutes? Junior Class Secretary Judy Wolf reacts to Larry Goren's inquiry. 4 4 if 4 M Z Z ,A i,,,, A F 3? -........,..,,-K Junior Class President Larry Goren reflects on his responsibili- ties for the Junior Prom. Administrations elaborate on undcrclass scenario -f zlr ...N X I sf'-lie, 0 1. . '- t ,p ig . -- e J-'TT We move that the meeting be adjourned. Barbara Horn and Randy Libros bring up new business in Sophomore Adminis- tration. 55 . , , s 1 it Zvi I V r r 'ylf V ,I 3-f' H A 'fail X,--' 13 5 1 X X ,, X ,X fx' ex S, ,K , W l .hi I 2 fl? 2 1 , M4 i Miss Skillon, portrayed by Barbara My- erson, complains about church affairs to the Reverend Lionel Toop, played by Neal Goff. This is hardly proper for a man of the clothln Clive Winton, played by Doug Johnson, supports Miss Skillon. . . . 'Ls swollen, blackened tongue is lolling out 'of ,is mouth. Ida, played by Judy Rosen, explains the trials of deadly travel to the Bishop of Lax, played by Carl Nerenberg. One move and I'll shoot you right in the tovarischf' The Russian spy, portrayed by Ron Swaab, threatens Clive and Arthur Humphreys, played by Andy Schloss. . 1 :Q.- 2-:fu-Q - Cheltenham players stage comedy of errors One hundred Cheltenham students and teachers Kaplan. Robin Shane and J eff Tauber aided faculty combined talents to produce See How They Run, by members Mr. James Rubillo and Mrs. Rosalie Hurwitz Philip King. The closely knit ensemble action which in producing the comedy. The intricate set, essential is fundamental to this farce was achieved through for farce, was constructed by Mrs. Vita Solomon, Mr. precise timing and elaborate blocking. The production Richard Green and members of the Scenic Design was staged by Mr. Thomas Stretton with the assistance Committee. The fall production met with much acclaim of student directors Barbara DeAngelis and Lee from students, faculty and community. PeU910PG, portrayed by Marcy Radler, discusses labor-management relations The Sergeant, Played by Dan W9iSS, HSSUTQS the BiSh0P with Ida. a good night's sleep. f is gf 'if' . . qblw iii ' i' . . . ,. t f'Nobody told me it was formal! Clive and Penelope are surprised by the discovery of the Rever- end Lionel Toop. , r i ' In K L ,r. W K ' ' ' . il Talents unite to crcatc musical accompaniment Music was the means of creative expression for both the band and the orchestra. Led by Mr. Glen Derringer, members of the marching band translated the determination and spirit of athletic events into their lively numbers performing before students, faculty and parents. Mr. Henry Kerr Williams and the orchestra communicated a more subtle message, interpreting the works of classical and modern composers. Robert Vaughn shows there is always room for cello. Mr. Henry Williams addresses the orchestra with some casual notes. Pucker upg it's all French to mef, Monte Elias, David Seltzer, and Ted Kaczmar practice during orchestra rehearsal. Members of the orchestra await a cue from their leader. Director of the band Mr. Glenn Derringer and Ed The band charges ahead during halftime attack. Denne wonder where the band is headed. , M! 5. M- F Myles Rothwell, Ronnie Margolis, and Eric Heffler pause to watch the game while the band marches by. 59 ov' J Directed by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Stretton, the ensemble members danced and sang their way through a lively review of Broadway 1968-69. Performing at local schools, churches and community centers, the ensemble explored the question: mls the theatre dying? On stage and in the chorale room, members of the concert choir practiced the skills of sight reading and choral diction. Preparing selections for the Holiday Music Festival and the Spring Concert, the Choir members examined many forms of musical expression. Choir members practice with the accompaniment of Mrs. Stretton Choral elements add harmon to academic da The choir wonders where they shall ho today. Baritone Steven Jerome sings a Chanukah prayer at the holiday program. I ,A - sw ff, 4, .,, ,.,,,,,v:,,,,, Y 1 2 ,fs ff if Q ' 5, f -ff 1 E -fi r A X .ff ur 3-,qw :rm:Lr:s.,s:fS1fQ..5,5s55,,.,,wm .5 X SSM? ., L .f A Q .wg 2 -X as mwwmilffm R5 Lynn Ostroff and Cathy Krawitz inform Beth Lieberman about the advantages of going to Goucher College. College publieit offers perspective on future Former CHS students returned to their alma mater as participants in the December College Conference. The representatives of twenty-four institutions related their experiences and impressions of campus life to interested Chelts. This Student Council sponsored program has provided an annual glimpse into the collegiate World. Sure, open dorms are an improvement. But who has time to studyfw Stuart Sarshik and Bob Freedman comment on new University of Pennsylvania policies. Robert Louis Abrahamson prepares Ch lt nh P th f l' at a College Conference Sit-in' e e am an ers or xfe at Amherst Emerson, wasnit he a poet?', Judy Prane carries on a serious discussion with Peter Reinhart, representative from Emerson College. Seminar s otlights prominent scientists P I Whats so mm about cell ermeabilit 9 Dr Schwartz, the lecturer, ' f y 11 y- - and Mr. Stamper partake in an amusing discussion. Coordinated by an advisory board of students and local citizens, this year's Science Seminar extended its services beyond the lecture room. A summer job placement program, a journal of the year's presentations, and a program which matched student researchers and professional advisors were made available to seminar members. Chairman of the Science Seminar Advisory Board Jeff Mayer and Mr, Donald Byerly plan a seminar program. i if . ..... it Scientopica Editor Joseph Rabson discusses the seminar jour- nal with staff members Robert Goodman, John Van Horne, Madeline Newman and Sandy Chase. 63 ik!! can ,el Ono, that's a 'no-no. ' Mrs. Thelma O'Brien points out an error to Editor-im n fl Chief Jay Fagan and Managing Editor Steve Barkan. The Cheltonian offered a periodic sampling of the personalities and activities which characterizes Cheltenham. From reports on athletic events to reviews of movies and records, from student spotlight to comment on the world situation, the journal reflected the many areas of student concern. Editors and stall? members practiced the processes of journalism as they prepared the newspaper for publication. Bobby Sklaroff shoulders the burden of proofreading Chcltonian recaps significant performances Editors discuss Cheltonian issues. Y You,'re allowed one from column A and two from column B. Bob Sklaroff and Steve Lidz select the main course of a Cheltonian issue. Ellen Bonnem, Page one Editor Sue Shapiro, and Gail Kravitz compare the Cheltonian to newspapers from other schools. Sports Editor Louis Grossman and Business Manager Jay Lipshutz stretch the issue. Page four Editor Neil Heskel delights in a candid criticism of page one. Laura Schwartz and Shelia Krouse match pictures and prose for Prologue. 23:4 r Don't ask me! I didrft write it. Ken Ulansey, Mrs. Sherry Strong, K 5 ,l,, Patty Somers and Claire Frankel interrogate Barbara Grossman. -uf X --Q t . '-Q 4' xx sea? t 4 nvunmi, You be Romeo and I'll be Juliet. Owen Grossman and Claire Frankel review one of the stories submitted. Editor-in-Chief Ken Ulansey muses over a Prologue entry. ,.l sal ... mm' lt LY5 r S if f W Sl.. .5 , Q 'N 5' M gr ,,,,i,v-v'4'?'N-A Dan Weiss deljniates his views at 3 F01-um meeting, Forum's fearsome foursome ponder the pub1ication's problems. ,E Creations of Cheltenhanfs intellects and artists formed the text of two school publications. Original prose, poetry, photography, and art were collected, edited and published in Prologue. The Forum, a journal of opinion, voiced student reactions to contemporary issues. Creative and critical press reflects student moods Sponsor Joseph Melrose and Editor Jeif Mayer elaborate on Forum affairs. sw running'-W at i H What do you mean? Maybe Fl! learn something. Club Editor Ann Dee Eideison, Ann Lipshutz, Cathy Schad and Kathi Jacobs stomach Layout Editor Bob Thorpe mixes business with prospective photographs. pleasure. You re graduating, but I have to teach here next year! EL DELATOR sponsor Mr, Joseph Simms censors Editor Howard Rodstein's picture selection. 68 Eeny, meeny, miney, moe .... Fanette Pollack and Andrea Weiss make a crucial decision on EL DELATOR proofsheets. Yearbook reviews and records 1968-69 season If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears the music of a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away. The pace-setting pulses of 1800 groping minds echo from the words and pictures of the EL DELATOR. The yearbook staff blends the cacophonous rhythms of a haphazardly unfolding year into a pattern of harmonious order. The chronicle of 1968-69 captures the fleeting music of a passing experience so that it may not dissipate into the air unheeded. re! . ucut s LV Mp 8. . . M.. .. ' 'rt V, nv- ' 'T' QF. ' y A - Editor Ellen Kauffman organizes her section with class. Mr. Simms always says, An exciting yearbook staff makes an .f au . if HM .. Q New e LQ MLK umm vase'-' Photography Editor Robert Inouye fishes for the right picture at the senior class picnic. exciting yearbook. X 'v g ap .. ..... 2' W gm ? our A f1.'3,w . Larry Gordon questions Eric Schaff on the merit of a sports picture. 'fThat's not what I meant by 'a toast. ' Copy Editor Esther Typing Editors Gail Firestone and Maryanne Pfisterer slave on as a deadline Entin and Andy Schloss celebrate their first deadline. approaches. -sv' f N. ff! 2 Janet Belmont, Marc Brecher, Patty Waldow and Joan Adelman make a final appraisal of the senior class section. 70 'Wa 1 'W l 42 K 'mum 4' qw .Q X 5 was xx x is fm S X . Qt 5 EQ:.. M ? I 2 4 And this little piggy stayed home. Wendy Goodhart tells J ei? Alpern a bedtime . story Ann Teplick and Jeff Kotzen unwind at a Panther Party. Creative choreography distinguishes CHS social events Football Queen Joanne Epps and Lorrie Slade share a quiet moment at the Football Dance. Jill Stu Wolf and Barbara Greenbaum entertain their dates, Bobby Levi and art Myers, at the Football Dance. 71 Harry Bachman recalls his younger days when he could really swing. Ultra-brite gives your mouth .... Bill Levy chuckles with Berl Kuhr at the Football Dance. Kljve' heard of double dates, but. . . .U Donna Glick gets cornered at the Football Dance. I like 7-Up but I like seltzer better. Debbie Kroll explains her preferences to her Junior Prom date, David Seltzer. 73 Dr. Keim welcomes the Abilene exchange stu- dents to Cheltenham. Exchange sponsor, Mr. Robert Cunningham, discusses travel plans with members of the Domestic Exchange. Mike Arnold introduces his southern guest. Linda Dobb's exchangee begins the long trip back home. 74 f. SE , ....,, i, .. Q .,, Vi , 4, K wi Q5 ,kg iff' K fs K ,h.h , Qi 3 lggs if is 'J A ' K A? ,S N, wfkiilhwrw, 7' ff- , ,gi ei ew if-iv 5 . axis: its . .N 1 ' . 5 S 51 L ft fri. 1 X.-.ri X 5 1 . , iffgvg -it I 5 WL-: Q .V . . Q- Z, . .Xt ,Q 'ff' '-N - N wx 1' J ' - .QQ . 3 N, .Q .. 1 . N 1. fi- Ja A ' iv Q 2- .- ff ' 'QQ ' gf I .. 5 I ,Q p P ' ,f ff f Nf 1 t -A l-A as ' 5- ssr. I N' u .o M :gf ' f 5 . e A . s QW- .sz + Q Q? rag, Q-arf.. was 2 ' H i f . 1 is ' if ... i' , 3 L'L- ' to . . , , .. X A 'P-Q. hh K, + X, 'rx . l X t ., ,. Bill Trichon makes his stay in Abilene permanent. Panther troupe meets Ab ilene audience Accents, letters, photographs, anticipations, greetings, and music filled the first chaotic moments of the Cheltenharn-Abilene exchange. Months of planning finally emerged into an ordered confusion as thirty Chelts entertained their Abilene exchanges with nightly parties, trips to Lancaster, Valley Forge, historic Philadelphia, and a banquet. Hosts became guests when the southern community shared its schools, homes and countryside with the Cheltenham students. Although not an academic pursuit, the Domestic Exchange program was one of Cheltenham's most 1 significant learning experiences. I Michael Weiss makes a final groundcheck with exchangee Lane Frizzell before boarding the Philadelphia-bound plane. It will go from zero to thirty in twenty minutes. Bill Fenkel assures Ed Polish, Steve Beissenger, Steve Meshkov, and Mike Arnold about their purchase. In the highlands of Scotland, two weary hunters lost their way. Their discovery of a Scottish town which awakens once every century and their participation in its daily life are the subjects of Lerner and LoWe's musical comedy Brigadoon. Written when musical comedy was in its infant stages, Brigadoon has a fantasy-like quality which makes it a challenge for contemporary production. An experienced faculty team of Mr. and lVlrs. Thomas Stretton, Mr. Richard Green, Mr. James Rubillo, and Mrs. Kim Hurwitz divided the areas of responsibility and supervision. These teachers and 125 students broke the barriers of V- A twentieth century sophistication as they demonstrated that one's faith in an ideal can bring that ideal to life. 'H 3 T R Tommy Albright fDean Malissaj and Jeff Douglas CJoe- Koplinl discover Meg Brockie CBarbara Myersonb of the mythical town, Brigadoon , . . Cheltenham revives early musical comedy The townspeople explain the pitfalls of marriage to Charlie Dalrymple CDoug Johnsonl Tommy falls in love with Fiona Uudy Rosenl in the heather on the hill . . . ,J The romance of Tommy and Fiona is threatened when Mr. Lundie fCarl Nerenbergj reveals the miracle of Brigadoon to Jeff . . . iff., few 1 f f ,5 ' if fra fb f 'l'. f '2 . ' ffwrfr 4 Q W 'fr if f frg.fzir- 'fmffwf f f ' ?' f ..?W.5rl,, 3.-Mzfjf, f K. fx? J eY,Z4:,fLfj,, L A-24? ff, - I 1' ,ff ghfailgids plans for marriage to Jean MacLaren fBarbara DeAnge1isJ are The highlanders Celebrate' the Wedding - - - ul ed . . . we , ' it 1 'X ' Maggie Anderson CCarol Clymanj mourns the death of her lover Harry Beaton Firma bids farewell to Tommy HS Brigadoon disappears CAndy Schlossl after his attempt to destroy Brigadoon . , . fm' another Century- 77 ...pdl 5 1 ,mi 79 arm Mike Album reminds Ken Gross that children who play with matches get burned. -.W You mean Pm off KP? Carl Logoze is excused from potato peeling duties. The greenhouse provides a controlled atmosphere for the growing of plants. This is our best batch yet. Richard Inouye and Glenn Wagner revel over their bacchanalian successes. Biology Laboratory Assistants, l-lorticunture, Astronomy Csicntists scrutinize th m lic of rth nd t r oc. ' ' ' c a -u ca a s a s The members of the Biology Laboratory Assistants Club prepared equipment for use by academic classes. Mr. Walter Stamper sponsored the club which also provided an opportunity for individual research. Members of the Horticulture Club learned green house management and the care of exotic plants. Instructed by Mr. Daryl Biser and Mr. William J ohnston, the students observed many facets of botany. Using the complex equipment of the planetarium, members of the Astronomy Club examined the nature of the universe. Guided by Mr. Martin Marion, the students produced a show concerning the origin of the star of Bethlehem. So that's what happens when you zap someone with your my gun! Paul Roda reveals an added feature of his telescope. Ken Bastian surveys the progress of his Hora. Miice Jones inspects the planetarium equipment to keep it in working or er, N. Girls ring Mr. Hoopes as he offers circumloquatious instructions. Iewelry, Studio, Art 85 Scenery Creativity exhibited in props and backdrops Instructed by Mr. Edward Hoopes, the members of the Jewelry Club learned techniques of creating rings, necklaces, and other ornaments. Using simple tools and their own creative abilities these students learned to produce pieces of fine quality. The Studio Club provided a chance for the self-motivated artist to increase his knowledge of a chosen medium. Mrs. Jean Harris helped the students whose interests ranged from painting and drawing to college and sculpture. Mrs. Vita Solomon and members of the Art and Scenery Club cooperated in preparations for the school's dramatic production. l'be club provided interested students with extra time for creative expression. Really, Bonnie, don't you think an emory board would be less painful? Nancy Mazor questions Bonnie Katz's use of tools. Cindy Fox centers a linoleum block in the Art and Scenery Club 8 1 That's what she calls art? Sandy Mitnik questions Missy Hal- pern's artistic talents. Nine Olsen designs with pen and ink. iv . I Vrfyy , ff, .wp - f '1 l Searching for the exact hue, Cindy Cutler paints with water colors. 1531: V ,f vt I 21 ?f W W -' I , ,,V, K 7 f f f ' 'MRL ' w V M 3 .' If w I f fm' ' 5 . Are you sure Picasso started this way. Laurie Johnston' questions the way to success. 83 I ssl. 'fn ? , ,:y,. ..,,, . y 1 7' ff, if f? ,ffm V 2 6 iw? 4 , 5 X Z ,K A 4, 4 W S af is 1 ji W W ff, If f 'Q sw S 'fy ffxf ff S. . 7 91? 5 i Classical Music, Folk Music, Dance Band Artists express variccl styles of musical background The Classical Music Club exposed students to the music of the masters. Under the direction of Mr. Roy Buri, the students came to appreciate classical music forms. Music as a vehicle of self-expression was explored and performed by the members of the Folk Music Club. Sponsored by Mr. James Daniel, the club members interpreted the thoughts and sensitivities behind the blues, rock, and folk music trends. Under the direction of Mr. Glenn Derringer, CHS musicians experimented with several forms of jazz. This group, drawn from the marching band, performed at assemblies and other school functions. John Sohl peruses liner notes about Rudolph Serki.n's interpretation of Mozart, Jimmy Richie studies the Baroque sounds. , . W Y, Webster: Beard, a. tujft of long hairs on the lower jaw of a goat. Bob Snyder researches a current word in his vocab- ulary. i Why are these girls s'miling?,' Mr. Daniel holds an idiot card for Robin Altman. Marty Klein marvels at the magic of his musical appeal. If music be the food of love .... Lee Zepin plays on Mr. Derringer whips the band into a frenzy. 8 5 3 rr ' J? ., L was This group has twenty-five per cent fewer cavities. The Instructional Media Club assembles before a club meeting. lnstructional Media, Radio Club, Architectural Design Students trained to create special effects David Goldfield hams it up with a radio s Trained by Mr. Robert Acker, the members of the Instructional Media Club learned to handle various audio-visual devices. The club members filled teache'r's requests to set up and operate the equipment. The Radio Club, sponsored by Mr. George Goldstein, offered students a means to increase their knowledge of electronics. The club members experimented with various equipment, including a short Wave radio. Architectural history, creative architectural design and area planning were the major topics investigated in the Architectural Study Club. Taught by Mr. Waymon Butler, club members learned some basic geometric techniques and engineering procedures related to architectural drafting. Radio Club members adjust their antenna for receiving mes- sages from distant radio operators. At your service. Mike Barth cheerfully projects his Alan Stock questions Doug Sturz on an architectural problem. talents. ---H ........i Ruth Nabut, Lydia Koch, Sam Binder and Mark Schaffer study blueprints of the Steven RUb'i110 ponders the problems of int91'i01' design future, 87 if JMWMWW A ,bv 5: Q ,f-'L--' Q' WML Jon Edelman and Richard Rosenfeld engage in a stimulating I think my nine aces will do it. Alan Bayersdorfer reveals the tricks chess match. of his trade. ,af Meyer Glantz studies the board as he prepares to move. Steve Barkan appears bored as he ponders his next move. 88 if 4, it a. f Who's the dummy? Fred Wolfson challenges Mike Rudolph, Alan Shakt, and Steve Spielman. Chess, Bridge, Sewing Club . Three pursuits expand circles of concentration Guided by Mr. Dale Sander, the members of the Chess Club matched their mental agility with that of their fellow students. Weekly meetings prepared the students for interscholastic competition. The Bridge Club provided several CHS students with an opportunity to develop their card playing skill. Guided by Mrs. Grace Hurwitz, the club members investigated the mechanics of this intricate game. Members of the Sewing Club learned to make original items for gifts, personal use, and the home. Mrs. Emily Engle aided the girls whose interests ranged from creative needlepoint to garment repairs. Sue Wise sews a seam. Janet Kauffman and Barbara Chipetz decide if the needle goes through the thread or the The ping pong team had better appregiate this thread goes through the needle. Liz Swartz works with her needlepoint. G I Q .-.--an--wh I-gunna-lun is V ,. N bs-w.-........a- Scratch your own? The Wrestling Club practices original ma- HELIVEYS. ig 'Iii' Now try to put your legs around your neckf' Bob Haaz asks the impossible of Gaxy Fleet. A Mr, Saltzman, your undies are showing! Mr. Saltzman demonstrates a double leg pick-up with Phil Llewellyn. Bob Haaz develops atrophied muscles. ,,- With the situation well in hand, David Mallis pins Peter Weinstraub. Wrestling, Gymnastics, Volleyball Precision movement crucial for success Coached by Mr. Steven Saltzman, the members of the Wrestling Club practiced the fundamentals of their demanding sport. The club members tried to increase their strength and improve their conditioning and execution. Through weekly sessions of strenuous exercise, Gymnastics Club members improved their coordination and increased their strength. Sponsored by Mr. Leonard DePue, the Cheltenham athletes prepared for league competition. A select group ofboys with an interest in interscholastic competition meft Weekly to practice the skills of volleyball. Instructed by Mr. John Gaston, the members of the Volleyball Club improved their individual and team coordination. Hugh Fo't'i'c winds up for ihend Se- - I-.4 Bob Burns spikes a high bali. Future Teachers of America, Senior Guidance, Library Service organizations offer directional insights Toola we will cover the 1 y a t of learningf' Randi Nelson practices on her fellow FTA members. You re not going to make anyone eat that! Harriet Litwack questions Debbie Cohen's culinary ability. Veronica Moore and Elena Barros examine a new set of books before shelving them. Sponsored by Miss Loretta Harrill, the Future Teachers of America Club provided the Cheltenham Faculty with teacher's aides. The club members also performed several school and community Services in affiliation with The Pennsylvania Future Teachers of America. As members of the Senior Guidance Club, senior homeroom secretaries explored educational opportunities. The club, sponsored by Mrs. Emilie Gaither, kept their homerooms informed by periodically posting news of testing -dates, college conferences and scholarships. Members of the Library Club were instructed by Miss Irene Gizinski in library organization and procedures. The club's activities included publishing a newsletter, sponsoring faculty get-togethers and student contests. 5 Watc h out for the gfingersf' Randi Nelson tests her latest on Debby Cohen. -.IE-B. ,E WX ' r ? Iii The Senior Guidance Club meets to discuss college life. Senior homeroom representatives discuss future courses. ez vzxfa-WW' Please send up the complete works of Shakespeare, Goethe and Emerson-also something to read? Larry Berk examines a library showcase. I never knew Dr. Keim made the cover of LIFEIU Jeff Gordon makes a dis covery in the magazine racks. Creative Writing, Le Theatre Francais Literar groups investigate modes of expression The Creative Writing Club memberS p0I1der IIOVG1 ap- Ronny Kurschner, Pam Me-il, Mai-ey Lipschutz and Ann Sablosky improvise The proaches to literature. Misanthrope. M 'QTW7 H' 57:28 1 S i'And you be Pierre La Lapin, Mrs. Leventhal instructs Marcy Lipschutz in the finer points of the French theatre. 94 Slimnastics, Synchronized Swimming Girls achieve dramatic poise through exercise The Creative Writing Club provided a workshop where students could improve their writing techniques and evaluate the skill of others. Mrs. Lila Rosenbaum coordinated the students, exchange of ideas. Every week, third to fifth year French students examined the works of French dramatists. Directed by Mrs. Jacqueline Leventhal the members of Le Theater Francais Club performed excerpts from contemporary French plays. The members of the Slimnastics Club, sponsored by Miss Linda Lonsinger, attempted to lose surplus pounds. Each club period was divided between formal exercise and recreational games. Coached by Mrs. Betty Dando, the members of the Synchronized Swim Club developed proper technique, polished style and increased speed. The months of effort culminated in a water show in the spring. Fm a. little tea pot .... U Jean Filemyr pulls and strains. So it's only fifty degreesf' Mrs. Dando encourages swim- mers to take a refreshing dip. Steve Katz and Marc Irgang ex- plore new techniques of water ballet. And for my 'next number .... Alice Morgan plays the adding machine. Typists practice drills to increase their speed. Debbie Gourley tries out one of the schoo1's new electric typewriters. Lynn Pethel-bridge pecks away. S., ? :sm 96 a f,,wv,,x . .ga ,. , '13, f , if ff X wp ff, 9 , V ,f ,F f' EXW .- f' - V1 1 , W? f 5 ,-,nv .W . 42 . ' ff Q f f W f.,, f ,vf - ,, f f ,Af ,f mn K 'Q 3 ' 1 Ni S Zin? .Q -'ffiasl 3 - X-ef m 5 .,, K 'N' . 1 FSYWESQ 'V .. X52 . 5. R X K K A X N I WF N-pq K x, : S: -Ssxfwifw vs I .. 2 . gifs: 2 .:. - X. : xz.. if-fs - , - x5,g-.ggigk . , : ifzvkfg . .. I 3?f21??-:K Q X gi X1 x X Q .Mp Q A X wf 1 Debating, Current Events, World Affairs Student critics evaluate contemporary scene 4,4-4 g A es. if 5... S S Hmlll lw - g SY . ,E , it my , . .. , ..,,r,r . ,,,qq iggll M C kzu N p p Larry Pitt and Lenny Gordon organize information for the Current Events Club. Mr. Joseph Melrose headed the Debating Club in which students sharpened their forensic skills. The club members represented Cheltenham in contests with teams from local schools. The members of the Current Events Club, sponsored by Mr. Marshall Smith, examined the complexities of contemporary issues. Students achieved better understanding through their discussions and Written summarizations of events. The World Affairs Club, sponsored by Mr. Roy Buri, arranged dialogues with proponents of diverse Views. The visitors included speakers from the Socialist Labor Party, the John Birch Society, and the Philadelphia Resistance. vvwll rw ff . ' .1 .Ill Frank Kulick and Larry Pitt compare notes on inflation and the high cost of baggie lunches. Club members utilize the li- brary's information. mx-up -ur'-wueayw'-vqfgg H fr ., Representatives of the Young Great Society inform World Affairs Club members of inner city conflicts. Ken Jaife presents his opinion on a controversial topic, Bic Pens bit? first fime, evefyfime-1' John Krause? Pondefs 3 point in Debating Club. 99 ya ,. IOO IO1 52 Y-. I know she's in there somewhere. Cheltenham offensive line holds out the onrushing opposition. The Cheltenham Football Team opened its season with a comeback victory over Bensalem, 20-14. The Panthers, scoreless in the first half, yielded fourteen points to the Owls. In the second half, the Panthers reeled off three touchdowns in six minutes on runs by Joel Bless, Joe Sciolla, and Alan Dayno. In the second contest, the Chelts defeated the N orristown Eagles. The Panthers scored on one and two yard plunges by Sciolla and Bless respectively. The second score was set up by a thirty-four yard completion from quarterback Alan Dayno to Jeremy Starobin. The final score was 12-7. Plymouth-Whitemarsh employed a frustrating ball-control game plan to drub the Chelts, 32-13. The Colonials decided the outcome of the game with a twenty point second quarter. Despite Joel Bless's ninety-three-yard rushing total, the Panther offense could only muster two scores. In the next game William Tennant shaved the football team, 14-12, when a final quarter drive sputtered on the Tennent nine-yard line. Joe Sciolla, Joel Bless, and Don Foy combined to outrush William Tennent by 134 yards. Injuries devastated Cheltenham's chances against Upper Merion. Panther defense, thinned by the loss of Bill Xibos and Rich Friel and hampered by Joe Gregor's lame knee, was unable to stop the strong Viking attack, which rolled up forty-six points to the Cheltenham thirteen. The Panthers snapped a three game skid by beating the Methacton Warriors, 24-7. Kevin Murray scored on an intercepted lateral and Paul Sullivan took an intercepted pass into the end zone. Wally Fields and Alan Dayno also scored. Football season opens with early victories i Ml.-L .4 Joe Sciolla. evades tacklers as Cheltenham romps to victory against Norristown. Alan Dayno, quarterback, pitches out to Joe Sciolla. Upper Dublin tackler charges running back Joe Sciolla. Ed Fi,-th makes his cut eluding Abington tackler- Sgagrgegeggollihan and Mehelich scrutinize the action Q, .Ali q Alan Dayno races for a first down against Norristown. CHS Panthers post 3-5-1 in season run Dayno calls signals as Panther offense anticipates the snap. Joe Gregor leads a sweep as Alan Dayno hands off to Joel Bless. Joe Sciolla turns the corner on an end run. Alan Dayno grimaces in pain as Coach'Ho1lihan checks his condition. 104 Joe Sciolla gets tripped up in an off tackle plunge against Upper Merion. Lorrie Slade attempts to break a tackle against Interboro lineman. VARSITY FOOTBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: T. Drain, J. Elias, K. Murray, W. Krause, R. Wood, E. Firth. Row Two: Mr. G. Bates, Coach, M. Gurney, Coach, D. Friel, A. Gross, A. Dayno, J. Starobin, D. Serago, D. Ainsley, Mr. C. Mehelich, Coach. Row Three: J. Gregor, K. Law, M. Miller, J. Bless, W. Xibos, S. Myers, B. Boonshaft, P. Sullivan, J. Sciolla, J. Amato, Mr. H. Hollihan, Coach. Top Row: S. Wood, A. Neckowitz, J. Hunder- mark, N. Helfrick, L. Slade, J. Mitchell, J. Taylor, R. Appel, K. Nebbia, D. Foy. A snarling Joel Bless intimidates his opponents. Lorrie Slade takes an opponent out of the play as Joe Sciolla scampers around the end. An Interboro defender lunges for slipping Joe Sciolla as Ed Firth runs upfield. Ed Firth looks for an opening in Upper Dublin game. 106 A1 Dayno outmaneuvers an Abington tackler. f E 0, ,, at E at is J a . ef! wow' ' Joe Sciolla protects the ball from a scrappy Abington tackler Kevin Murray barely unloads a forward pass as Ed Firth attempts to stop an Abington lineman. er , Mwst mam L Chelts overpowered in season finale The Panthers succumbed to a last minute drive by the Upper Moreland Bears. The Bears scored on a seventy-five yard pass play when Kevin Murray barely missed an interception. The final score was 26-21. The Panthers settled for a scoreless tie against Upper Dublin after a last period scoring drive stalled on the Cardinal thirty-two yard line. Early in the first period, the Cheltenham defense quashed an Upper Dublin threat on the one yard line. Quarterback Alan Dayno was hampered by an injured right hand. The CHS football team dropped their next to last contest in the final minutes of the game, 20-14. The Interboro Buccaneers gained a one touchdown lead on a fifty-five yard pass with 3:35 remaining. Kevin quarterbacked the team to the Interboro eighteen yard line. The drive was terminated by a Buccaneer interception. The league champion Abington Ghosts overwhelmed the Panthers in the fifty-second contest of the series. The Ghosts won their seventeenth consecutive game, 60-6. In the first quarter the Cheltenham defense held the powerful Ghosts to one score, but suffered disabling injuries to J eff Mitchell and Paul Sullivan. The Ghost offense then exploded, scoring twenty-one points in the second quarter, in which Alan Dayno suffered a dislocated shoulder. The Panthers scored in the third quarter on a four yard sneak by Kevin Murray. The touchdown was set up Murray, substituting for the injured Alan Dayno, 107 by two Karl Nebbia receptions. a'MKP'f!8W8' GIRLS' HOCKEY TEAM: Miss V. Redford, Coach, M. Wallash, J Fowler, L. Walynetz, L. Pellicott, L. Brooks, B. Walleigh, J. Wiley J. Miller, C. Puschak, A. Wolf, L. Kelley, K. Lichtenstein, J Filemyr. Girls, Hockey Team exhibits coordinated staging The Girls' Hockey Team logged its best record in three years in a season of improvement. Sparked by high scorers, Linda Pellicott and Joan Fowler, with four goals each, the squad posted a 2-4-2 log. Caren Puschak also contributed a goal. The team climaxed its season with a showdown at Abington. Jean Filemyr scored twice, once in the final minutes of play, to salvage a 2-2 tie. The Hockey Team selected Captain Laurie Kelley to receive the Holden Award. Linda Pellicott slips the ball past the Upper Moreland goalie. Caren Puschak displays the Redford method. 10 Cross Country team tours Inexperience resulted in a grueling 2-8 season for Coach Torn Sexton's Harriers. The team won its opener with Springfield, 37-15. The Harriers then lapsed into a slump, dropping decisions to Radnor, Upper Moreland, Plymouth-Whitemarsh, and Norristown. Reacting to Coach Sexton's prodding, the Chelts scored a conclusive Victory over Methacton, 36-24. The Panthers then lost three consecutive meets to Upper Dublin, Upper Merion, and Abington. The Harriers outstanding first-year runner, Senior Dave Wood, set a new record of 12: 34 at Upper Merion, shattering the old mark by thirty-two seconds. The team presented Dave with the Holden Award. CROSS COUNTRY TEAM: Bottom Row: S. Segal, D. Loser, D Olsho, E. Gelsman, B. Meyer, W. Swartz, J . Mooney, A. McHugh, C Soroko. Top Rfowf R. Simon, O. Grossman, B. Witzer, M. Kiebert, J Adams, D. Wood, Mr. T. Sexton, Coach. Z Dave Wood strains to overtake Ply- The HSOHY of COWPCUUOH HPPSHYS ln Ed Gelsmans ex mouth-Whitemarsh opponent. p1'eSSi0n. Q. ff 5 lf r A Soccer squad vies in competitive arena The nimble footwork of Carl Martin, Dave Sichel, George Dash, and defensemen Phil Llewellyn and Mike Arnold enabled the Varsity Soccer Team to post a 5-5-6 record. However, the graduation of many of last yearls starters left a weak scoring punch and a shallow backfield. Dave Sichel, Carl Martin and Phil Llewellyn received the All Area honors. The team selected Phil Llewellyn and Eric Shore to receive the Holden Award for their skill and leadership in soccer. David Sichel dodges the foot of an Upper Merion player. Eoach Paul LaMorgia points out the subtl-eties of soccer to Dave Hal mger. Eric Shore traps the ball against Upper Merion. l A if I Carl Martin attempts a shot on goal. g1,7i1 ,ifIk.:N--'Rte Q' Coach Paul LaMorgia's Varsity Soccer squad opened their league schedule with victories over Upper Merion, 1-0, and Sun Valley, 3-1, the only league victories of the season. The team then sustained two disappointing losses to Upper Dublin, 4-1, and Upper Moreland, 2-1, and tied both Norristown and' Chester. Mike Riadell slams the ball past the Bensalem defense. 1 N . , .. ,......,.....,... ...- ,..........M.- . .M..,-..... Despite one of its best defensive efforts the team yielded to powerful Ridley Township, 2-1. After tieing Plymouth Whitemarsh the Chelts were defeated by both Abington and Methacton, 2-0. Eric Shore's two goals led the Chelts to their final victory of the season over Springfield, 2-1. They closed the season with a 1-1 tie against Central Bucks. Mike Arnold winds up to boot the ball downfield against the Bensalem Owls. g-4I,Qu4 D Y 'f ft . . 21': ' if M iyyy . ,, ffm - iw .1 f . M 1, 'X VARSITY SOCCER TEAM: Bottom Row: W. Trichon, W. Levi, K. Moskowitz, D. Sichel, G. Dash, J. Entine, M. Radell, R Spiegelman. Row Two: Mr. P. I..aMorgia, Coach, A. Rouslin, P. Llewellyn, M. Rudolph, S. Brody, L. Schlosberg, G. Moskowitz, III E. Shore, D. Karpf, G. Hamberg, D. Hallinger. Top Row: J. Breit, C. Martin, R. Kastenhuber, J. Friday, P. Weintraub, M. Arnold, E. Cutler, H. Bachman, W. Murphy, D. Metzendorf. Cheltenham hoopstcrs plot scasonis strategy John Nimmer penetrates Upper Moreland defense for an easy layup. Panthers rush up court as Sonny Gourley controls the ball. II7. With two starters returning from last year's championship team, the Cheltenham Basketball Team resumed their winning Ways. Starting his first season as head coach, Mr. Leonard Lithgow guided the squad to five non-league victories. The Panthers opened the league schedule against Abington. After a slow start, they roared back to drub the Ghosts, 71-44. Pandemonium erupted in the stands when Craig Littlepage tallied his 1000th career point. The Chelts traveled to Coatsville for the V.F.W. tournament. After eliminating Wyoming Valley West in their first game, the team took the championship by defeating Coatsville, 84-67. In the second game, tournament scoring leader Sonny Gourley netted twenty-seven points, shooting eleven for fourteen from the field. For the second consecutive year Craig Littlepage received most valuable player honors. The basketball team squeaked by Plymouth-Whitemarsh on the timely efforts of Bill Fenkel, 51-48. In a forty second period Fenkel scored two field goals and pressed the Colonials into six turnovers. After victories over Upper Dublin and Methacton, the Panthers hosted Norristown. Lorrie Slade forced the closely contested battle into overtime with a hook shot in the final seconds. A field goal and four pressure foul shots by Slade gave the team a 57-55 win. Get up, Albeon, get up! Lorrie Slade slithers through the Methacton defense. Craig Littlepage drive-s into the center of the action against Methacton. Don,t give me any of your double dribble? Coach Lithgow re emphasizes the game plan during a timeout. -1 31, . .t v ' we A BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: A. Neckowitz, B. Fenkel, C. Littlepage, L. Slade, M. Rieben, J. Nimmer. Top Row: Mr. L. Lithgow, Coachg J. Alpern, K. Murray, D. Murkin, M. Hammer, E. Redman, S. Gourley. A. . ifxilfiik fx 919'-SX Q54 A sf: M? . . Q H Q is A x wa i as X S Ngpkmi if Q m Q. S r gf x 1+ we if 14,1 Zi E N.-f Us X 3212, Q 5,-SVT Q 3' i K ,.. vs' 6-A fl 1 John Nimner drives past his defender for a twisting lay-up. Remember, keep on you toes!,'A stern admonition is issued by Coach Leonard Lithgow during a time-out. Panther troop stages hardwood thriller Upper Merion's slowdown tactics rattled Cheltenham into a 28-25 defeat, their first of the season. The loss evened the Suburban One race. The squad recovered to win their next five league games, setting up a confrontation at Norristown with first place at stake. The Chelts exploded to a 25-17 halftime lead, before a highly partisan crowd. The fired-up Eagles, dominating the boards, picked up fourteen points on the Panthers in a disastrous third period. When a fourth quarter desperation drive failed, the Chelts succumbed, 50-47. The basketball team finished its season by defeating Upper Merion and Upper Moreland. Their final record was 19-2. II We'1e Number One! After scoring his 1000th point in the Panther's tri umph over Abington, Craig Littlepage beams amidst jubilant fans. f' ,. Strokes of genius mark aquatic performances Coach Harvey Fleegler directed the boys' swimming team to a 5-8 season. The four-hundred yard freestyle relay team, consisting of Wayne Rozran, Rick Redding, Geoff Schmidt and Randy Raben competed in the district swimming championships. Dave Metzendorf led the team with twelve firsts in the two-hundred and four-hundred yard freestyle events. Directed by Mrs. Bette Dando, the Cheltenham Girls' Swimming Team compiled a 1-8 record. Their lone victory came against Methacton. The two-hundred yard freestyle relay team consisting of Marla Rappaport, Barbara Pollard, Gail Winter and Valerie Walynetz broke the school record twice with times of 1: 55: 7 and 1: 551: 4. What do you mean, a fire?,' George Linkletter smells srfloke. Ready, get set, sink. Bill Way prepares t0 compete in the backstroke event. BOYS' SWIMNIING TEAM: Bottom Row: E. Bogdanoff, W. Rozran, Mr. H. Fleegler, Coachg Top Row: M. Tabis, Braman, S..Rubino, B. Way, G, Schmidt, K, Mintz, D, Metzendorf, J, Lebqw, D, Stun, N. Englebert, P. Hoffman, R. Rosenfeld, B. Wisnesky, B. Wmneber- E. HeFHerg Row Two: R. Redding, R. Raben, D. Horrocks, J. Fran- E612 M- Mintl- kel, G. Karpf, H. Newman, G. Linkletter, S. Lam, D. Gross, S. Segal, Members of the Boys' Swim Team tense in anticipation of the starting gun. Madame Butterfly Pat Worcester Hutters to the finish. Sandy Benge and Leslie Allison relax after a race. GIRLS' SWIMMING TEAM: Bottom Row: C. Roughton, F. Kelly, L. Pellicott, L. Walynetz, M. Spark, B. Meyer, P. Wor- cester, M. Rappaport, D. Pulini. Row Two: A. Rubinsohn, G. ,ir if by ,. 3. S 1- az., 7 R+ M .. is 25' 'f fx W' er' if 'S .Q V bi. -I .1 ' . F FJ N, ,. . , L yqif 1 . , y 93 ' X I ., ' f:'viS4 '5r'. Q,.,v,' L .. ' ,'l1'Q.:'QL l . 4 . .k,. f N. H i if ' '. 3-1if F a,, 55 . 531-.:,,. f 1- - if , wie? 4 ' 4 f-fr Mn.. f . 'His ws. ' A fm f . S 'Sf N Q 1515 ' '51 - ' - Q' i New W L, Q.. , 'E .. if .fav , Lambert, N. Smith, J. Steinhart, Mrs. B. Dando, Coach. Top Row: N. Fox, D. Daub, S. Kuziemski, S. Benge, C. Johnson, S. Mackenzie, N. Simon, B. Goldberg. Winter, N. Simmelson, V. Walynetz, D. Stout, G. Sloan, D. WT XJ Helen Raytek poises to shoot over the Upper Moreland defense. The Girls' Basketball Team, lead by Captain Joan Fowler, compiled a 1-7 record this year. Under the guidance of Coach Linda Lonsinger, the team rallied for their only victory over rival Abington in the last game of the season. Joan Fowler, Nancy Straus, Nancy Whiteside, and Linda Goldberg paced the Panther's scoring. Does anyone have a, Klee'n.ex? Linda Beadle dribbles at the Abington game. Members of the girls, basketball team celebrate a victory over Abington. Girls dramatizc spirited teamwork GIRLS' BASKETBALL TEAM: Bottom Row: H. Haakenson, N. Whiteside, L. Goldberg, J. Fowler, L. Beadle, J. Margolies, B. Wol- kin, C. Mills, J. OlBrieng Row Two: H. Friedman, K. Fried, J. Wiley, C. Tavel, P. Zabodyn, L. Lipon, J. Fishman, H. Raytek, M. Van Horn, C. Kineg Top Row: J. Tarlow, K. Forman, S. Stapler, J. Wi- ley, S. Millington, L. Kelly, N. Straus, B. Wolf, W. Wallner, A. Eis- man, J. Mack, S. Kelly. l- .Il 'E-f -M - - . if-+'i-AIA.-.sw-.Q . iy . - BOWLING TEAM: Bottom ROW' M ATDO C Schoch Rosenfeld D Ellman B Kimmel To , , i- i , ,- ,. 3 pR0:S.M - S..Abrahamson, Row Two. J. Sichel, S. Bagwell, S. lm, G. Soroko, L. Whitson, B. Selig Jlv Browrlrgilfi. Wise, M. Sichel, Row Three: D. Cohen, S. Kreiner, A. Fisher, S. Blank, B. Hankin. , , A -ri e . , W Q G ix: Q Y it i K K .ik I knew I forgot something. Richard Pollard makes a final adjust- ment before practice. With the aid of Coach Daryl Biser, the boys' bowling team compiled a 20-10 record and placed first in league competition. Captain Cliff Soroko, who averaged 170 and Jack Brown who had a high game of 243 were consistent winners for the team. The girls' bowling team recorded a 17-13 season. Junior standout Sue Wise rolled a 252 game, which gave her the best score this season by a junior girl in the nation. The members of the Winter track team traveled throughout the area in preparation for later track competition. Coached by Mr. Andrew Hills, the trackmen contended on the individual level. Medals were won by Larry Cramer in the sixty yard dash, by Don Foy, Kerry Gillespie, Pete Stainthorpe and Dave Wood in the mile relay and by Nick Helfrick in the shoput. lnclividual performances determine team success WINTER TRACK: Bottom Row: M. Grosswald, R. Brylawski, E. Sharps, L. Cramer, E. Shore, P. Stainthorpe, M. Kierbertg 121 Row Two: D. Wood, J. Resnick, B, Horn, R. Simon, K. Gilles- Pie. J. Toland, M. Rosen, C. Hammond, D. Olsho. Sophomore grappler Dean Ainslie rides his Pennsbury opponent with a tight-waist. 'Wrestling Coach Steven Saltzman set out to duplicate last year's championship performance. With only five varsity men returning, the season started with a non-league contest at Springfield. With several wrestlers competing on the varsity level for the first time, the Panthers dropped a 23-20 decision. After this inconspicuous start the league schedule began. Scoring the first fourteen points of the meet, Cheltenham defeated Norristown, 30-15. Gaining momentum, the matmen outpointed Lower Merion, 32-16, and trounced Upper Moreland, 39-8. After a long holiday break from competition, the Wrestling team captured three league victories, crushing Abington by thiYtY'0ne Points and defeating Methacton and Plymouth Varsity wrestlers congratulate John Adams after a grueling victory Whiternarsh. WRESTLING TEAM: Mr. S. Saltzman, Coach, Bi. Meyer, B. Wein- lie, J. Goff, M. Grabfelder, M. Miller, R. Kropp, J. Adams, Mr. S. stem, M. Gitomer, D. Hallinger, C. Christopher, P. Pelullo, D. Ains- Speers, Asst. Coach. 17.7. Benjie Weinstein turns an opponent over with his half-nelson and chicken , W it MP4 ' f w i . 3 , 'J' . wing moves. f 1 ' i , ,,,, 4 I Curse you, Red Baron! Pete Pellulo and Coach Saltzman empathize with CHS grappler. We can't go on meeting like this. Mark Grabfelder hassles with an opponent during the Marple Newtown meet. , ,Qi Jim Goff wraps up a victory against a Ben Salem opponent Wwwawfwfaewt., c .,,mhs Coach Saltzman treats Jim Goff's gash with gauze. ' If it's not broken it doesvft hurt. Rick Kropp 7' whispers the Cheltenham grapplers' motto to an , opponent. Remember Dave, this is the big one-Girls' High! Coach Saltzman gives Dave Hallinger final instructions. Dean Ainsl-ie' reacts to a Methacton wrestler's sit-out. .- Wrestling season climaxes After a non-league triumph over Marple Newton, the wrestlers picked up a win at Upper Dublin. The team then clinched the Suburban One title and ended its league season by romping over Upper Merion, 35-15. Victories over Ben Salem and William Tennent gave the Cheltenham Wrestling Team an 11-1 final record. Benjie Weinstein, wrestling in the 95 and 103 weight classes, led the team with nine pins in twelve regular matches. Veteran Jim Goff pinned six opponents and lightweight Bennet Meyer, a sophomore, pinned five wrestlers. in 3rd district championship Cheltenham wrestlers traveled to Pennsbury for sectional competition where Weinstein and Rich Kropp won in their weight classes. Weinstein pinned all three of his opponents while Kropp had one pin and defeated the Abington 185 pounder in the finals. Traveling to Upper Darby, the two championship wrestlers made their bids for regional laurels. Weinstein easily decisioned his opponent but Kropp was defeated, 9-0. Benjie Weinstein journeyed to Penn State to compete for the state championship in the 95 pound weight class. He was defeated, 12-0, in the semi-final round. Muscling his opponent, John Adams braces for a takedown. dances to victory. Guess who? David Hallinger surprises his opponent. Step one, two, threeg back one, two, three. Peter Pelullo After a rigorous routine, Dave Brenner dismounts from the side horse. Ken Ulansey executes an Olympic Cross, a strength move of extreme difficulty. Coached by Mr. Leonard DePue, the Gymnastics Team placed third in Suburban One competition, with a 2-3 league record. Injuries, including Dan Radell's broken arm, Mike Radell's impaired knee cartilege and Ken Ulansey's strained shoulder, hampered the team's performance. With only one senior competing in all of their meets, the team relied heavily on underclassmen. All-around man Dave Brenner, Ken Ulansey, Ed Polish and 'rrcirfm Chuck Zachroff qualified for district competition. G mnasts solo in precision routine GYMNASTICS TEAM: Bottom Row: T. Alexander, R. Revell, C. Haughton, D. Radell, T. Gaifneyg Top Row: Mr. L. DePue, Coach, Speigleg Row Two: D. Spark, D. Shore, G. Greenberg, K. Ulanseyg L. Furman, C. Zakroff, D. Roberts, C. Faust, E. Haaz, M. Arnold, Row Three: F. Weis, M. Shapiro, S. Carr, D. Brenner, E. Polish, J. Mr. R. Stamper, Coach. Ed Polish displays his style on the side horse. Straining to maintain his balance, Michael Shapiro performs cuts on the side horse. 117 Dave Brenner hangs twenty on the high bar V 'Q Bob Haaz loosens up on the rings before a meet. 3 5 . Q 5 ff Q' ' ' .ix-R' - . , GOLF TEAM: Bottom Row: R. Thorpe, H. Rodstein, S. Lermang Top Row: S. Sundheim, T. Bob Thorpe lines up for an approach sho- Genesio, J. Muller. Company performs on challenging courses To improve on last year's disappointing Q5-81 record, Coach Ralph Garreth's golf team looked for consistent performances from its two returning varsity players, Jim Muller and Howard Rodstein. Much of the team's hope for a good season depended upon Tony Genesio and other newcomers to varsity competition. This year's demanding schedule opened with a match against league champions Plymouth-Whitemarsh. e., Tony Genesio uses his tree iron to chip onto the green. Jim Mu11er's birdie attempt trickles toward the hole as Tony Genesio tends the pin. 118 In fm tin- Ken Moskowitz Eric Shore and Larry Cramer track down a victory. Solo talents displayed in track competition A rearranged coaching staff headed by Mr. Andrew Hills endeavored to mold a complete Cheltenham Track Team. Strong performances by sprinters Eric Shore and Larry Cramer in the 100'yard dash and by a large group of competitors in the 440 and 880 yard events accounted for many of the track team's points. David Wood's cross country talent was used in the mile run. The coaches searched for Winning performers in the hurdles and weight events. Sam McCullough gets high as he jumps over the bar. , X xy s f , .. ,., lf Q wk I :E -4. V. K -L....., W . , . : ' yy W , ' A ., , , ,w an W., 4'ftf1n f VX ' V -- ,ig 5, , in 'MPM f gf. , W 'S' W M f'--, ,,., V rg- I . G f:,i,,.. . , ,.. , w-nilfw' fig ' Y ' H . . 1 i . if 1 - .Q LMA? A .Q 2 miston, J. Elias, D. Ainslie, M. Grabfelder, R. Widman, K Gillespie, D. Loser, J. Gangloff, S. Gourley, J. Mitchell, D Foy, Mr. A. Hills, Coach, Mr. G. Reim, Coachg Top Row D. Coffey, R. Pollard, B. Fenkel, M. Rosen, D. McAdams, N glglfrick, S. Wood, S. Meyers, M. Schwerin, R. Kropp, J anis. l L iw 'C-YH wi. iff, L ax .if H K .. :Vi AAR!!! Miss Virginia Redford, coach of the girls' tennis team, enlisted the skill of Patty Woldow and Betsy Stein, returnees from last yearis team which logged a 6-2 record. The balance of the team consisted of seniors Jill Goldy, Linda Goldberg and a few of the twenty- seven underclass girls who tried out. Under the direction of Miss Linda Lonsinger the girls' lacross team recouped from last yearis 0-8 season. Seniors Joan Fowler, Linda Beadle, Laurie Kelley, vm E K s. . 5 as f - J sess , .Be .. Karen Puschak and Betsy Snellenburg returned from last year's team. Goalie Diane Hamburg, a sophomore, participated in her second year of varsity competition. Nxt.. its, Patty Woldow puts power behind her service. Girls stage fast moving drama GIRLS' TENNIS TEAM-Bottom Row: H. Retek, C. Taval, L. ford, Coach, F. Davis, O. Chessler, L. Zerman, S. Starrels, E. Goldberg, M. Woldow, B. Stein, P. Woldow, J. Goldy, G. Mil- Solis-Cohen. lingtong Top Row: S. Kelley, C. Gotwals, P. Klaus, Miss V. Red- l 2 GIRLS' LACROSS TEAM-Bottom ROW: L. Brooks, L. Kelley, L. Walynetz, J. Fowler, L. Pellicott, B. Snellenburg, C. Puschak, L. Beadle, K. Jacobs, J. Filemyr, S. Millington, Row Two: H. Fried- man, L. Hallinger, H. Haakenson, C. Johnson, C. Roughton, J. O'Brien, C. Biddle, M. Wood, E. Bodermer, P. Perkins, Top Row: T. Harris, S. Benge, N. Whiteside, D. Pullini, D. Stout, N. Simmel- son, L. Lippon, D. Hamburg, J. Steinhart. BOYS' TENNIS TEAM-Bottom Row: M. Rapoport, L. Stein, R. Heskel, G. Fleetg Top Row: B. Roseman, S. Spielman, R. Harwick Rapoport, M. Tarlow, N. Goldberg, A. Daynog Row Two: M. M. Rosenfeld, K. Spielman, J. Landesburg, R. Lipton. Schwartz, A. Hansen, S. Schutzbank, B. Meyers, G. Bortnick, N. Number one man, Randy Rappport gives fast service to his opponent. Wd f ,Q .. I ' f Mix., v as Siitgis ,stil fesxs 3:45 2' .8421 gh vii -F 3 fin if 'wifi is 5'0Qf35fs'f-s sktis'-.Mets ywgzee is a A 2,61 CHS cast matches Jeff Landesberg nets another opponent during a heated match. The Cheltenham Boys' Tennis Team was favored to gain their fifth consecutive league championship this year. Working on a two-year undefeated streak, the team was strengthened by returning varsity performers Randy Rapoport, Marc Tarlow, Gary Fleet, Barry Schwartz, and Steve Spielman. Coach Harvey Fleegler also tapped the talents of sophomores Mitchell Rapoport and Jeff Landerberg. opponents, skill fm-N. Michael Cichetti squats to make a sacrifice bunt. KaliQ.i'L95ii?J!5,'4'Nn'n'w?Ww'hm' . 5 L .i,:',, . Asda .. gs. Q W M 1' .1 :Nw .0 if . Ted Koenig displays his classic hitting pose during batting practice. 3' Panthers star in nine act Pla I lwfwf ,Q V, fi' f o fa'Q'iff 5 5, 'l P U2Of ' Qkgl' The baseball team, revamped after last year's 2-11 record, relied on a combination of veterans and inexperienced underclassrnen. Returning from last year's varsity, Joe Sciolla, Joe Gregor and Eric Schaff shared outfield duties. Catcher Dennis Randolph and his back-up Jack Hundermark hnadled the Panther pitching staff of Dennis Freedman, Andy Rouslin and Ted Koenig. First year coach Donald Flynn also utilized the abilities of sophomores Ed Firth, Steve Yost, Alan Rosenfeld and Paul Batchler. BASEBALL TEAM-Bottom Row: D. Hunderma k, D. S' h l, J. K ' J. H d k P. B t hl D d h ' Sciolla, K. Nebbia, A. Rosenfeld, E. Schaff, E. Seelilng, D. Frfedeman. D?FIlygiin, Coze::lll1.ermar y a C er, H Ran Olp , A. Rouslm, Mr' Top Row: D. Paley, J. Gregor, E. Firth, S. Yost, M. Cichetti, T. 137. R. 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J ,irq .nf f e ff A X vw, l If 1 ,V ,,,, Q, , , 147 Y if , J, I I V' any .' f7'? f' f,4T, f ffl? f , ' ,Lin wwf? ttet aznwlttf' Y 'lu ff 'f f9': cw ,f Way 1 'gf ,, .f V ,4 fff V' ' ik L W lla, LV 413 22 fig? f ZMMWWQWK as tllltsa tW7TMt l l W tiff WW Qsww ,f Q ,gp 1, , haraov .u:..nv no XM nl, yd? 4. fx - ,,'..g1 . ,I '- . 1.5 M' QQQQ - ,., un,,,'L...pf... MHAJLAQ Steve Yost squares off to Lay one down. 33 'iw'-F--. 93 Captain Debbie Baseman, Lynda Wolf, and Mary Dickstein shake the spec- tators into supporting the football team. Peggy Tuttleman applauds the Panthers' spirit. Under the guidance of Mrs. Gertrude Hertfelder and the leadership of Captain Debbie Baseman, the CHS Cheerleaders endeavored to arouse student support for the Cheltenham athletic teams. The seventeen junior and senior girls were selected for their proficiency from a large group of qualified candidates. They practiced established routines and new cheers in afternoon sessions. Sponsored by Mrs. Pauline Lull, the majorettes complemented the band during halftime at football games. Captain Cindy Wilcox led them in their performances. lmaginativc routines prompt student support CHEERLEADERS: Bottom Row: B. Gould, D. Baseman, M. Meltzer, B. Epstein, L. Chepin, Mrs. 'G. Hertfelder, Sponsor, B. Basemang Row Two: M. Dickstein, J. Pease, B. Lance, L. Wolf, P. Goodman, D. Thorpe, J. Wolf. Tuttleman, B. Snellenberg, J. Goodwing Tow Rfow: C. Weiner, A. Cheltenham Cheerleaders exhibit their form. MaJorettes keep in step before their half-time performance. cox leads the Mayorettes through their p 135 FOOTBALL CHS Won 2, Lost 7, Tied 1 20 Bensalem 12 Norristown 13 Plymouth Whitemarsh 12 William Tennent 13 Upper Merion 7 Methacton 21 Upper Moreland 0 Upper Dublin 14 Interboro 6 Abington 14 7 32 14 46 24 26 0 20 60 44 X l.,,,,4vf on Q pllpeop 1 X Si ng., il. ww-. ' 'J' -53 ' K 3' 3? 5. . , ' 3 R BXX M we git N 7 's h 5, ,, 5 Q4 ' N may SOCCER cus won 4, Lost 5, 'raed 6 1 William Tennent 0 Bensalem 1 Radnor 1 Upper Merion 3 Sun Valley 1 Upper Dublin 1 Upper Moreland 1 Norristown 1 Chester 1 Ridley Township 1 Plymouth Whitemarsh 0 Abington 0 Methacton 2 Springfield 1 Central Bucks 1 0 0 0 1 4 2 1 2 1 2 2 1 BOYS' SWIMMING CHS Won 4, Lost 8 24 Woodrow Wilson 63 Coatesville 41 Springfield 55 William Tennent 13 Abington '26 Upper Dublin 46 Methacton 36 Upper Merion 29 Plymouth Whitemarsh 66 67 Upper Perkiomen 54 William Tennent 71 32 54 40 82 69 49 59 28 41 32 Episcopal Academy 63 'TWU 9... ag 1.-1, , W if ,, 1. , .9 I' 41 ' v.,.,. :rf-1m,,.q,,., ff 'M '- ai 1 1 ,M W Maud 1.44 Yff- A va , fflwz T V' -at , 'wma X ,, if,,. ,, V ,bwvlrcw 72 of 74 ,W A -, 4, ' ,az 4' 'Se 5' ff-Aim , Y W.,-, AW mgkymwfqw' itil vb- MMQQ M W wil.. ,, , 'v,,,.w2 'f 'H- , 136 ef 775, 'L' ,3g,j4, l,.bQ Vfatv, f' BASKETBALL CHS Won 19, Lost 2 88 Bensalem 51 Springfield 57 St. Thomas More 91 Interboro 90 Lincoln 71 Abington 84 Wyoming Valley West 70 Coatesville 51 Plymouth Whitemarsh 67 Upper Dublin 65 Methacton 57 Norristown 25 Upper Merion 118 Upper Moreland 53 Abington 58 Plymouth Whitemarsh 67 Upper Dublin 98 Methacton 47 Norristown 60 Upper Merion 88 Upper Moreland WRESTLING CHS Won 11, Lost 1 20 Springfield 23 30 Norristown 15 32 Lower Merion 16 39 Upper Moreland 8 28 Methacton 17 31 Plymouth Whitemarsh 9 27 Marple Newtown 20 30 Upper Dublin 14 30 Upper Merion 15 31 Bensalem 19 32 William Tennent 11 GYMNASTICS CHS Won 2, Lost 6' 120.2 Woodrow Wilson 236.9 Lincoln 254.0 Abington 283.3 Norristown 310.7 Ridley Township 273.0 Valley Forge 261.6 Pennridge 256.13 Upper Dublin 7 318.9 250.3 331.5 243.4 265.9 347.0 317.8 275.8 137 BASEBALL CHS 1969 Schedule Abington Plymouth Whitemarsh Upper Dublin Methacton Norristown Upper Merion Upper Moreland Abington Plymouth Whitemarsh Upper Dublin Methacton Norristown Upper Merion Upper Moreland TRACK CHS 1969 Schedule' Abington Plymouth Whitemarsh Upper Dublin Methacton Norristown Upper Merion Norristown Upper Moreland X X ' . .tl 1 ,I fi ,Il ia i 572215532 S5 fire? I 1 All eyes are on Marshall Fleisher as he reviews Senior Administration plans. Senior script brought to life by class administration John Dietz and Susie Bernheim react to plans for a senior trip to Bear Mountain. And the winner is . . .M Miss Wilma Slyoff and Marshall Fleisher decide on prom arrangements. 140 Al wrongs ,a a4f,,4,,-1 ,pf fG,f V, f , Dave Miller prepares for the Student Ticket Drive CL, Cl. ,ID crfg Heads of Staff, Marshall Fleisher, President Miss Wilma Slyoff, Class Sponsorg Sue Bern- hein, Secretaryg Robert Appel, Vice-Presi- dentg and Elliot Redman, Treasurer. HANK ABRAMS: Swimming, Varsity, Baseball, Volleyball Club, Chess Club, Sports-in-Season Club. KENNETH ABRAMSON: Film Society, Chairman, World Affairs Club, Folk Music Club. JOAN ADELMAN: Carnival,', My Fair Lady , Solid Gold Cadillac , See How They Run , Girlis Chorus, EL Dx-:LAToRg Domestic Exchange, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Pantherettes, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Com- mittee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee. RUTH AIZEN: Homeroom Vice-President, 11, 12, Lily Day Parade, Pantherettes, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Junior Administration, Senior Administration. 141 Seniors stat MARGOT ACKERMAN: Homeroom Secretary, 10, 11, 12, Vllorld Affairs Club, Sophomore Administration, Folk Music C ub. JOHN ADAMS: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 11, Traffic Safety Patrol, Football, J.V., Wrestling, J.V., Varsity, Track, Varsity, Cross Country, Varsity. ANDREA ALEXANDER: Science Seminar, Future Teachers of America, Cheltonicm, Panther, Public Relations, Riflery Club, Bridge Club. ANDREW ALLOY: Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Panthers, Domes- tic Exchange, Hall Patrol, Activities Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Soccer, Manager, Travel Club. BENNET ALSHER: National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Honor Society, See How They Run, Production Staff, Cheltoniau, Assistant Page Editor, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Student Tutor, Science Seminar, Homeroom President, 11, 12, Student Council, 11, 12, Social Service Committee, Panthers, Soccer, J.V., Cheltonian Club. MAURY ALSHER: Panthers, Band, Lily Day Parade, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Hall Patrol, Activities Committee, Wrest- ling, J.V., Driver Education Club. 1n final run THOMAS ALTMORE: Audio-Visual Aide, Hall Patrol, Lunch- room Committee, Volleyball Club, Baseball, J.V., Volleyball, J .V., Soccer, J .V., Wrestling, J .V. CANDACE AMBACHER: Pantherettes, Lily Day Parade, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Com- mittee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee. RICHARD ARCO: Lily Day Parade, Biafra Committee, Base- ball, J.V., Varsity, Driver Education Club, Sports-in-Season Club. WENDY ARONSON: Majorettes, J.V., Varsity, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Lily Day Parade, Library Aide, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee. CRAIG ASHTON: Scenic Design Club. SUSAN AXE: National Honor Society, Student Tutor, World Affairs Club, Social Science Club, Folk Music Club, Bowling Club, I JILL APFELBAUM: Forum, Art Staff, Prologue, Bulletin Board Committee, Scenic Design, Basketball, .l.V. ROBERT APPEL: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Homeroom President, 10, Senior Class Vice-President, Execu- tive Committee, Cheltonian, Science Seminar, Domestic Ex- change, Vice-President, Hall Patrol, Student Council Exchange Program, Paper Drive, World Affairs Club, Activities Commit- tee: Ways and Means Committee, Student Council, 10, Senior Administration, Football Club, Football, J.V., Varsity. DAVID ASCHINSKI: Activities Committee, Wrestling, J.V., Golf, Varsity, Volleyball, Varsity. DEBRA ASHER: My Fair Lady, Production Staff, See HOW They Run, Production Staff, 'tBrigadoon, Production Staff, Social Service, Co-chairman, Public Relations Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Homemaking Club, Folk Singing Club. JOAN AXELROTH: Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staffg Forumg Public Relationsg World Aifairs Clubg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Debating Club. DALE AYTON: Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Hockey, J.V.g Sewing Clubg Sk-etching and Design Clubg English Reading Club. CATHERINE BAGWELL: Majorettesg Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Hockey, J.V.g Lacrosse, J.V., Varsity, JOSHUA BAHOFF: Soccer, J.V.g Golfg Volleyballg Art Clubg Track Club. BRUCE BARON: Paper Driveg Winter Track, Varsityg Spring Track, Varsityg Golf. DENNIS BARON: Paper Driveg Cafeteria Committeeg Track, J.V.g Chess Clubg Classical Music Club. 144 Scason opens to DONNA AYTON: Paper Driveg Hockey, J.V.g Sewing Clubg Sketching and Design Club. LINDA BAER: Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Com- mitteeg Spirit Committeeg Social Committeeg Ways and Means Committee. JAMES BALCEREK: Audio-Visual Aideg Cafeteria Committeeg Dance Bandg Volleyballg Automobile Enthusiasts Clubg Riflery Clubg Volleyball Club. STEVEN BARKAN: National Merit Letter of Commendationg National Honor Societyg Cheltonian, Managing Editorg Science Seminary Student Tutorg Chess Tearng Baseball, Managerg Chess Club. ricnclly confusion SCOTT BARON: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Orchestra, Debating Team, Reading Club. FREDRIC BARR: Homeroom Vice-President, 10, Student Council, 11, Panther, Paper Drive, Panthers, Spirit Committee, Assembly Committee, Public Relations Committee, Swimming, J.V. DEBRA BASEMAN: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, Cheerleading, Captain, Paper Drive, Spirit Committee, Social Committee, Activities Committee, Ways and Means Committee. MARCY BASEMAN: Sophomore Administration, Homeroom Secretary, 113 Cheerleading, Ways and Means Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Activities Committee, Scenic De- sign Club. 14 ELENA BARROS: El Librarius, Cheltonian, School Store, Pa- per Driveg Library Aide, Bowling Team, Library Club, Typing Club, Bridge Club. KARIN BARSKY: Prologue II, Social Committee, Rifie Club. KENNETH BASTIAN: Homeroom Treasurer, 11, Boys' Glee Club, Choir, Classical Music Club, Horticulture Club. ALAN BAYERSDORFER: Film Society, President, World Affairs Club, Chess Club, Horticulture Club, Bridge Club, LYNDA BEADLE: Choir, Mixed Ensemble, Pantherettes, Ma- jorettes, Paper Drive, Basketball, Varsity, Lacrosse, Varsity. EMILY BELL: Junior Administration, Student Council, 12, Pantherettes, Lily Day Parade, Social Service Committee, Chairman, Activities Committee, Spirit Committee, Social Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Scenic Design Club. JANET BELMONT: See How They Run, Production Staff, Football Programs, Football Queen's Court, Pantherettes, Paper Drive, Co-chairman, EL DELATORQ Lily Day Parade, Activities Committee, Spirit Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Social Service Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Domestic Exchange, Secretary. ALAN BENJAMIN: Paper Drive, Spirit Committee. SUSAN W. BERNHEIM: Junior Administration, Senior Ad- ministration, Senior Class Secretary, See How They Runf' Production Staff, Lily Day Parade, Student-Faculty Contact Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Service Commit- tee, Basketball, J .V., Tennis, J .V., Varsity. MARJORIE BERNSTEIN: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion, Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Solid Gold Cadillac, Produc- tion Staif, My Fair Lady, Production Staff, Prologue I , Swim- ming Manager, Classical Music Club, Folk Music Club. Learning experiences contribute 14 MICHAEL BERENSTAIN: Forum, Cheltonian, Assistant Edi- tor, Biological Research Club, Art-Scenery Club. CARIN BERG: Paper Drive, Social Committee, Jewelry Club, School Store. JOSEPH BERG: Baseball, J .V. HARVEY BERGER: Transfer Student from Jenkintown High School, Bowling, Varsity, Chemistry Club, Chess Club. ROBERT BERNSTEIN: Transfer Student from Central High School, Track and Field, Cadet, J .V. SUSAN BERNSTEIN: Social Committee, Chairman, Student Council, Executive Committee, My Fair Lady, Production Staff, Pantherettes, Paper Drive, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Hockey, J .V., Synchronized Swimming Club. KO student repertoire WENDY BERSCHLER: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tiong National Honor Societyg Sophomore Administrationg See How They Run, Production Staffg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Activities Committeeg Public Relations Com- mittee. ANN BEVILACQUA: 'tSee How They Run, Production Staffg t'Brigadoon, Production Staffg Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Social Committeeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Majorettesg Domestic Exchangeg English Reading Club, KAREN BLANCK: Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Spirit Committeeg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Senior Administration. STEVEN BLAUSTEIN: Fortran IV. DAVID BLECHMAN: Panthersg Paper Driveg Swimming, J.V.g Tennis, J .V.g Gymnastic Clubg Volleyball Club. JEFFREY BLEICHER: Science Seminary Chess Clubg Current Events Club. 14 7 ELLEN BIRENBAUM: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tiong National Honor Societyg Homeroom Secretary, 12g Produc- tion Staff, My Fair Lady g EL DELATORQ Student Tutor Pro- ject, Co-chairmang World Affairs Club, Secretaryg Science Seminarg Bulletin Board Committeeg Basketball, J.V.g Sopho- more Administrationg Classical Music Club. CHERYL BLACKBURN: School Storeg Decca Club. DOUGLAS BLOCK: District Chorusg Regional Chorusg Na- tional Honor Societyg Cheltonian Clubg Concert Choirg Science Seminarg Mixed Ensembleg My Fair Ladyvg See How They Run g t'Brigadoon g Debating Club, ELAINE BLOCK: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Activities Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Current Eventsg Bridge Clubg Senior Guidance Club. 'QQ-F, Student tutor, Sonny Gourley, reveals the intricacies of chemistry bo an underclassman. Seniors examine scholastic themes Eiko Mizutania can't take physics standing up. Arthur Coleman explores the microworld in Biology II. I 4.8 W , Q l l j 'ff - Karin Olson studies Latin with a friend in the quadrangle. Excede'rin Headache 368 . . . The History Term Paper. Jim Goff does research in the library. , 0 l Humanities Class has Shelley Cutler up a tree while Gary D M 11- d M k K b v X Hersh, Ken Moskowitz, and Ed Schultz stand by- i Hagar Rigs. IS an ar atzen erg test the pools water for 149 DAVID BLUMBERG: Activities Committee, Ways and Means Committee, My Fair Lady, Production Staff, Debating Team, Varsity, World Affairs Club. ROBERT BLUMENTHAL: Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Ways and Means Committee, Domestic Exchange, Science Seminar, Paper Drive, Debating Club. H. BRAD BOONSHAFT: Homeroom President, 10, Paper Drive, Football, J.V., Varsity, Basketball, J.V., Track, Varsity. DEBORAH BOWERS: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, My Fair Lady , Brigadoon , Ensemble, Choir, Biology Research Club. Interaction of d nzimie levels ISO STEPHEN BODZIAK: Paper Drive. EDWARD BOGDANOFF: Panthers, Swimming, J.V., Gymnas- tics Club. BARBARA BOWMAN: Homeroom Secretary, 10, Carnival, Production Staff, Activities Committee, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Lily Day Parade, Area Captain of Paper Drive, Student Tutor, Domestic Exchange Club. ELLEN BRAMAN: Homeroom President, 10, 11, Election Com- mittee, Student Faculty Contact Committee, Chairman, Inter- scholastic Exchange, Ways and Means Committee, Paper Drive, Swimming Team, J .V., Varsity. LOUANNE BRANDOW: Homeroom Vice-President, 10, 11, Homeroom Secretary, 12, Scholarship Drive, Area Captain, Football Programs, Assistant Editor, Lily Day Parade, Spirit Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Sophomore Administration, Junior Administration, Health Career Club. ROY BRANDOW: Cheltonirm, Public Relations Committee, Library Aide, Social Service Committee, Sketching and Crea- tive Design Committee, English Club. forms core of curriculum MARC BRECHER: Cheltonian Staff, Library Aide, Lily Day Parade, Panther, Wrestling, J.V., Sports-in-Season Club, Chel- tonicm Club, EL DELATOR. BETTY BRICKER: Spirit Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Solid Gold Cadillac , My Fair Lady , See How They Run , Brigadoon , Pantherettes, Lily Day Parade, Choir, District Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Administration, Folk Music Club. LYNN BROOKS: Choir, Pantherettes, Girls' Chorus, Paper Drive, Hockey, J.V., Varsity, Lacrosse, J.V., Swimming, J.V., Bridge Club, Gymnastics Club, English Club. STEPHEN BROWN: Paper Drive, Baseball, J.V., Varsity, Cheltonian Club, Current Events Club. MARK CAPLAN: Homeroom Vice-President, 12, Spirit Com- mittee, Ways and Means Committee, Panthers, Paper Drive, Senior Administration, Bridge Club, EDWARD A. CARLSON: Coin Club, Auto Enthusiast Club, Current Events Club. 151 RONALD BRODY: Activities Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Spirit Committee, Panthers, Lily Day Parade, Baseball, J.V. Manager, Volleyball Team, Civil Defense Club. STEVEN BRODY: Homeroom President, 12, Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 11, Tennis, Varsity, Volleyball, Varsity, Basket- ball Intramurals, Typing Club, Chess Club. ROBERT BRYLAWSKI: National Merit Semi-Finalist, Activ- ities Committee, Library Aide, Soccer, J.V., Track, Varsity, Bridge Club, Chess Club. WENDY BURD: Spirit Committee, Social Committee, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Future Teachers of America, Pantherettes, Senior Guidance Club. MELANIE CARR: Spirit Committeeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Architectural Drawing Club. VICTORIA CASTRO: Bandg Activities Committeeg Social Com- mitteeg Dance Bandg Orchestrag Classical Music Club. BARBARA CHIPE'I'Z: Bulletin Board Committeeg Spirit Com- mitteeg Lily Day Paradeg Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Home Economics Club. GEORGE CHRISTIAN: Wrestling, Varsityg Sports-in-Season Club. BETTY CLARKE: Transfer Student from Saints Peter and Paul High School, Bronx, New Yorkg Homemaking Clubg Sew- ing Clubg Spanish Club. LINDA CLEARFIELD: Activities Comrnitteeg Majorettes, J.V., Varsity. 157. Symbolic moments found EMILY CHERNICOFF: Homeroom Secretary, 10, 119 Activities Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Pantherettesg Classical Music Club. MARLENE CHESTER: Spirit Committeeg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Majorettes Club. CLIFTON CHRISTOPHER: Wrestling, J.V., Varsityg Spring Trackg Volleyball Club, MICHAEL CICHETTI: Baseball, J .V., Varsityg Astronomy Clubg Driver Education Clubg Stamp and Coin Club. in dail routine BRUCE COHEN: Paper Driveg Debating Clubg Sports-in- Season Club. DEBRA COHEN: Abington-Cheltenham Committeeg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Future Teachers of America, JERRY COHEN: Homeroom Vice-President, 125 Senior Ad- ministration. LESLEY COHEN: National Honor Societyg Activities Commit- tee 5 Homeroom Treasurer, 11g See How They Run, Production Staifg Public Relations Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Art and Scenery Clubg Scenic Design Club. I DIANE COHEN: Lacrosse, Managerg Paper Drive. JANICE COHEN: Forumg Prologue I 5 Girls' Chorusg See How They Run, Production Staffg Brigadoon, Production Staffg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Com- mitteeg Spirit Comrnitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg Library Aide: World Affairs Club. MARJORIE COHEN: Homeroom President, 11, 125 Student Councilg See How They Run, Production Staifg Pantherettesg Future Teachers of Americag Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Ways and Means Committee. SABRA COLE: Library Aideg Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Fu- ture Teachers of Americag Activities Committeeg Social 'Com- mitteeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg See How They Run, Production Staffg Brigadoon, Production Staffg Driver Education Clubg Senior Guidance Club. DEBORAH COLLINELLI. HELENE COLLINELLI: Majorettes Clubg Gymnastics Clubg Bridge Club. JEAN COLLINELLI: Homeroom Vice-President, 11: Junior Administration: Creative Writing Club, ARTHUR COLEMAN: Panther: Cheltonian: EL DELATOR: Public Relations Club: Photography Club: Bridge Club. QFOJRGE COUPE: Swimming, J.V.: Automobile Enthusiasts u . LAWRENCE CRAMER: Winter Track, Varsity: Spring Track, Varsity. 154 Changing backdrops offer ihlisspe LANE COLMERY: Fortran IV Club: Italian Club: Stamp Club: Coin Club. PATSY COOK: Homeroom Secretary, 12: 'Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff: Abington-Cheltenham Committee: Activities Committee: Bulletin Board Committee: Social Service Commit- tee: Spirit Committee: Ways and Means Committee: Lily Day Parade: Cheltonian Club: Public Relations Club. BETH ANN COOPER: Bulletin Board Committee: Forum Art Staff: Girls' Chorus: Social Service Committee: Classical Music Club: Folk Music Club. HARRY COOPER: Band: Dance Band: Science Seminar: Com- puter Clubg Rifle Club. EOEISE CREIGHTON: Homeroom Secretary, 10: Homemaking u . PATTY CROSS: Activities Committee: Bulletin Board Com- mittee: Social Committee: Spirit Committee: Ways and Means Committee: Pantherettes: Lily Day Parade: Paper Drive: Stamp and Coin Club: Senior Guidance Club, Varied learning environments CATHLEEN CROSSON: Transfer Student from Abington High School. EDWARD CUTLER: Ways and Means Committee, Soccer, J .V., Varsity, Spring Track, Sports-in-Season Club. MARIAN DAUGINAS: Bowling, Varsity, Health Careers Club, President, Future Nurses of America, President, Pantherettes, Activities Committee, Public Relations Committee, Social Com- mittee. ALAN DAYNO: Junior Class Vice-President, Homeroom Vice- President, 10, 12, Sophomore Administration, Junior Adminis- tration, Senior Administration, Domestic Exchange, Football, J.V., Varsity, Basketball, J.V., Varsity, Tennis, J.V., Varsity, Bridge Club. BARBARA DeANGELIS: National Honor Society, Homeroom President, 10, Junior Class Secretary, Student Council Secre- tary, Executive Committee, My Fair Lady , See How They Run, Student Director, Brigadoon , Cheltonian, Forum, Lily Day Parade, Chairman, College Conference, Chairman, Bul- letin Board Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Junior Administration, Student Council. STEPHEN DECOURSEY. I SHELLY CUTLER: Bulletin Board Committee, Forum, Art Committee, Social Service Committee, Ways and Means Com- reiitfeg Pantherettes, Scenic Design Club, Art and Scenery u . ROSEMARY DAUB: Social Committee, Chemistry Club, World Affairs Club. RAYMOND DeFREHN: Cafeteria Committee, Swimming, Baseball, Civil Defense Club, Driver Education Club, Projec- tionist Club. ROBERT DENINNIS: Cafeteria Committee, Paper Drive, Base- ball, Varsity, Civil Defense Club, Italian Club, Geometry Club. Sally Goldstein gives her two ounces to the paper drive V W ,.., - 1, 2 f H17 ft., , as in 'l'v7rwwW,,,, ,,,, , , MM... ww fu, Janet Belmont shouts directions at the paper drive. Marc Furman, Gary Karpf, and Stephen Weintraub at tempt to catch up on some back reading. Ronnie Margolis demonstrates the obscure art of bin stacking. so WW' WW That was my finger! Bobby Spiegelman holds papers as Chip Wise packages them for the bin. Rion Margolis and Janet Margolies rehash plans for the paper drive. N35 Knit one, pearl twofj Mike Radell ties the news- papers into bundles. Paper drive finances future productions 157 EDWARD DENNE: Student Council Executive Committee, George Washington Slept Here, Production Staff, Carnival , Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff, My Fair Lady, Pit Band, See How They Run, Production Staff, Brigadoon, Production Staff, Technical Services Committee, Chairman, Band, Secretary-Treasurer, 11, President, 12, Dance Band, Orchestra. BECKIE DERSHAW: Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Pantherettes. PAUL DICICCO: Civil Defense Club, Italian Club. ALAN DICKLER: Homeroom Vice-President, 11, Homeroom Treasurer, 10, Junior Administration, Football, J .V., Basketball, J .V., Activities Committee, Driver Education Club. I Class situations range JUDITH DERVITZ: Transfer Student from Pomona Senior High School, Majorettes, Paper Drive, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, HARRY DEUTSCH: Paper Drive, Cafeteria Committee, Foot- ball, J.V., Baseball, J.V., Varsity, Golf, Varsity, Driver Educa- tion Club, Sports-in-Season Club, Projectionist Club. MARY DICKSTEIN: Homeroom Secretary, 11, 12, Social Serv- ice Committee, Student Tutor, Spirit Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, World Affairs Club, Cheerleading, J .V., Varsity. JONATHAN DIETZ: Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Golf, Varsity, Paper Drive, Panthers, Activities Committee, Spirit Committee, Driver Education Club, Folk Music Club. ANDREA DiGAETANO: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion, National Honor Society, Cheltonian, Library Aide, Experimental Biology Group, Public Relations Committee, Science Seminar, World Affairs Club, Advanced Bridge Club, Paper Drive. CAROLYN DILWORTH: Transfer Student from Roosevelt High School, Majorettes, Paper Drive, Activities Committee, Spirit Committee. from tragic to comic OLIVIA DODSON: Hockey, Varsityg Lacrosse, J.V.g Track, Varsityg Majorettesg Pantherettesg Paper Drive. THOMAS DRAIN: Football, J .V., Varsityg Cafeteria Committeeig Traflic Committeeg Civil Defense Clubg Sports-in-Season Club. JOYCE ECKHARDT: Paper Driveg Astronomy Club-. FOREST EDELMAN. S. WILLIAM EDMISTON: Basketball, Varsityg Library Clubg Technical Service Committeeg Hall Patrol, ANN DEE EIDELSON: Homeroom Treasurer, 11g EL DELATOR, Club Editorg Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Social Com- mitteeg Spirit Committeeg Pantherettesg Ways and Means Com- mitteeg World Affairs Clubg Cheltonian Club. 1 JANIS DUBIN: Paper Driveg Future' Nurses Clubg Health Ca- reers Club. GEORGE ECKERT: Cafeteria Committeeg Civil Defense Club. JON EDELMAN: Wrestling, Varsityg Chess, Varsityg Weight Lifting and Jogging Club. ALICE EDMISTON: Solid Gold Cadillac g See How They Run g Activities Committeeg Social Cornmitteeg Social Services Committeeg Spirit Comrnitteeg Science Seminarg Science Re- search Clubg Astronomy Club. FLOYD EISENBERG: Science Seminarg Library Aideg Activ- ities Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Current Events Clubg Cheltonian Clubg Senior Guidance Club. JACK ELIAS: National Honor Societyg Homeroom President, 11, 12, Student Council, 11, 12g Ways and Means Committeeg Football, J.V., Varsityg Physical Fitness Team, Varsity, Wres- tling, J.V., Varsity, Football Club. KATHERINE ENGLISH: Chorusg Choir, Color Guard, Co-Captaing Basketball, J.V. ESTHER ENTIN: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Girls' Chorus, Choirg EL DELATOR, Copy Editor, Pantherg Student Tutor, Biology Research Clubg Science Sem- inarg Student Advisory Boardg Library Club. Homeroom Secretary, 11g Girls' MARC FEINER: Science Seminar, Library Aideg Ways and Means Committeeg Public Relations Committeeg Radio Clubg Fortran IV Clubg Radio Club. DEBORAH FEITH: Activities Committeeg Social Committee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Pantherettesg Sophomore Administrationg Driver Education Clubg Senior Guidance Club. 160 Cast members develop JAMES ELLIS: Paper Driveg Civil Defense Clubg Ways and Means Committee. DORIS ENGLE: National Honor Societyg Homeroom Secretary, 125 Choirg Organistg Banking Clubg Sewing Clubg Typing Club, JOANNE EPPS: National Honor Socieftyg Football Queeng Stu- dent Council Vice-Presidentg Homeroom President, 10, 115 Stu- dent-Faculty Contact Committeeg Activities Committee, Chair- mang Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committee, Public Relations Committeeg Ways and Means Committee. JAY FAGAN: National Honor Societyg Cheltonian, Editor-in- Chiefg Science Seminar, Executive Boardg Cheltonian Clubg De- bating Club. 1nClividual fortcs CHRISTINE FELLOWS: Girls' Chorus, Choir, Typing Club. WALLACE FIELDS: Football, J.V., Varsity, Basketball, J.V., Varsity, Track, Varsityg Sports-in-Season Club. SAUL FINKLE: Band, Chemistry Review Clubg Sports-in-Sea- son Club. GAIL FIRESTONE: Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg EL DELATOR, Typing Editorg Bowling, J .V.g Volleyballg Gymnas- tics Club. 161 JEAN FILEMYR: Pantherettesg Science Seminary Future Teachers of Americag Paper Driveg Spirit Committee, Hockey, J.V., Varsityg Lacrosse, J.V., Varsityg Basketball Manager, Slim- nastics Club, Gymnastics Club. ELLIOTT FINEMAN: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Wrestling Clubg World Affairs Club. RICHARD FLACCO: Track, J.V.g Wrestling, J.V.g Italian Club. DENISE FLAME: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 11, 12g My Fair Lady, Production Staifg See How They Run, Production Staff, Pantherettesg Lily Day Parade, Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Future Teachers of America. GARY FLEET: Tennis, Varsity, Baseball, Varsity, Math Study Clubg Sports-in-Season Club. MARSHALL FLEISHER: National Merit Semi-Finalist, Na- tional Honor Societyg Senior Class President, Homeroom Vice- President, 10g My Fair Lady , Solid Gold Cadillac, Produc- tion Stalfg Choirg Sophomore Administration, Senior Adminis- tration, Domestic Exchange, President, Sci-ence Seminar, Public Relations Committee. ETRIEDQA FLORY: Student Tutorg Jewelry Clubg Studio Art u . HUGH FONTAINE: Spring Track, Varsityg Winter Track, Var- sityg Volleyball Club. JOAN FOWLER: Girls' Chorusg Choirg Pantherettesg Color Guardg Basketball, J.V., Varsityg Lacrosse, Varsityg Hockey, J .V., Varsity. ARTHUR FRANCIS: Wrestling, Varsityg Wrestling Club. 167. Seniors acllib 111 BETH FORMAN: Activities Cornmitteeg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Social Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Pan- therettesg Nurses Aideg Senior Guidance Clubg Volleyball. BRIAN FORMAN: Activities Committeeg Assembly Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Coxnmitteeg Senior Ad- ministrationg Sports-in-Season Clubg Baseball, Varsity. MARJORIE FORMAN: Transfer Student from Central Bucks High Schoolg Pantherettesg Social Service Committeeg Banking Club. MELINDA FORMAN: Transfer Student from Central Bucks High Schoolg Pantherettesg Gymnasticsg Future Teachers of Americag Public Relations Club. RENEE FRANK: Girls' Chorusg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Majorettesg Future Teachers of America. CLAIRE FRANKEL: National Merit Semi-Finalistg National Honor Societyg Panther, Co-Editorg Girls' Chorusg Choirg Science Seminarg Student Tutorg Experimental Biology Groupg Cheltonian Club. 1ght situations CAROLE FREEDMAN: Typing Club. DENNIS FREEDMAN: Baseball, J .V, HOLLY FRIEDMAN: Hockey, J.V., Basketball, J.V.g Volley- ball, Varsity, Lacrosse, J.V., Varsity, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Pantherettesg Gymnastics Club, Slimnastics Club. PETER FRIEDMAN: Panthersg Assembly Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Domestic Exchangeg Tennis, J.V.g Senior Guidance Club. SUSAN FRIEDMAN: National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Honor Society, EL DELATORg Choirg Science Seminarg Domestic Exchangeg Majorettes Club. RICHARD FRIEL: Homeroom Vice-President, 123 Panthersg Wrestling, J.V.g Football, Varsityg Football Clubg Riflery Clubg Senior Administration. I DEBORAH FRIEBEL: Homeroom Secretary, 10g Homeroom Vice-President, 115 Homeroom President, 12g Girls' Chorusg Choir, Pantherettesg Paper Drive, Area Captaing Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Majorettes Club. DANIEL FRIEDMAN. ALLEN FULLER: Civil Defense. MERRILL FURMAN: See How They Run,', Production Staff, Brigadoon, Production Staifg Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Activities Committeeg Social Committee, Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Majorette Club. Fall Holden Award Winners Phil Llewellyn, Eric Shore, Laurie Kelley, David, and Joe Gregor display their awards. lndividuals Win acclaim for brilliant performances Nx Members of the Football Queen's Court congratulate the queen, Joanne Epps, at the moment of decision. Lorrie Slade beams his pleasure at radiant queen Joanne Epps. 164 1 xv-1 J QE Qw Q S 5 xr E i Q ev K if za ii . 3 Qilviii- :E ff -F .:fj :: Sw . ,fi K 1 up In n Q 'S - - gmmkwgkk K : N 5 gx ,M ' 4 if 3' E Q' N gi k 'Y T Q- f u., Q 'Z x if X N A X if X , Sm W X vu , Qi i We xv fx , - s X Q - X xiii it gm K if ' i X. if N-Wm, CHARLES GAINES: Travel Clubg Bridge Club. SUSAN GALANTE: World Affairs Clubg Social Service Com- reiftiieeg Current Events Clubg Social Science Researchg English u . KAREN GELMAN: Transfer Student from Girls' High Schoolg National Merit Letter of Commendationg Social Committeeg Spirit Committee. LINDA GERSENSON: Homeroom Treasurer, 125 Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeg Ways and Means Committeeg Math Club. MARGERY GINNS: Junior Administrationg Senior Administra- tiong My Fair Lady, Production Staifg Choirg Lily Day Paradeg Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Social Committee. MICHAEL GITOMER: Wrestling, J.V., Varsityg Soccer, J.V.g Golf 5 Chess Clubg Wrestling Club. I New costumes enliven AMY GARFINKEL: Homeroom Treasurer, 115 Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Public Relations Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Public Relations Clubg Library Club. DAVID GEIGERT: Library Clubg Audio-Visual Aide Clubg Wrestling Club. . BRENDA GILLETTE: Girls' Chorusg Social Committeeg Sewing Clubg Typing Club. WALTER GIMBEL: Paper Driveg Driver Education Clubg Astronomy Clubg Swimmingg Baseball, J .V., Varsity. Chcltcnhamas theater MEYER. GLANTZ: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Homeroom President, 11g Cheltonian, Page Editorg Science Seminary Lily Day Paradeg Chess Clubg Jogging and Weight Lifting Club, IRENE GLASSMAN. ELIZABETH GOLDBERG: National Honor Societyg Cheltoniang Panther, 'ABrigadoon, Production Staff, Studio Art Club, Stu- d-ent Tutor. GAYE GOLDBERG: Homeroom Treasurer, 105 Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committee, Social Com- mitteeg Spirit Committeeg Scenic Design Club. I 'i ' g a ww-1 JAMES GOFF: National Honor Societyg Ways and Means Committee, Chairman, Executive Committee, Student Council, Domestic Exchangeg Sophomore Administrationg Wrestling, Varsityg Science Seminar. NEAL GOFF: National Merit Semi-Finalistg National Honor Societyg Homeroom President, 10, Junior Class Treasurerg Stu- dent Council Treasurerg My Fair Lady , See How They Run g Brigadoon g District Chorus, Choir. LINDA GOLDBERG: National Honor Societyg Homeroom Sec- retary, 10, 11, 125 Bandg Orchestra, Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Sophomore Administration, Junior Administrationg Senior Administrationg Basketball, J.V., Varsity, Tennis, J.V., Varsity. LEONARD GOLDBERGECR: National Honor Societyg Home- room Vice-President, 115 Homeroom President, 12g Paper Drive, Area Captaing Panthersg Assembly Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Junior Administration, Track, Varsity. JEANE'I'I'E GOLDER: Paper Drive. DAVID GOLDFIELD: Social Service Committee, World Affairs Clubg Radio Club, GARY GOLDMAN: Bowling, J .V., Varsityg Golf, J .V., Varsityg Chess Club. CHARLES GOLDSTEIN: Football, J .V.g Driver Education Clubg Sports-in-Season Club. SUSAN GOODMAN: Homeroom Secretary, 123 Football Pro- gram Committeeg Future Teachers of America, Paper Driveg Lily Day Parade, Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Chemistry Clubg Senior Guidance Club. MARC GOODSTADT: Driver Education Club. 1 L. DREW GOSS: Choirg Civil Defense Club. ELSA GOSS: National Merit Letter of Commendationg EL DELATORQ Activities Committeeg Public Relations Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Paper Drive. 1 Students experience SALLY GOLDSTEIN: Ways and Means Committee Service Awardg Nurse's Aideg Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Com- mitteeg Future Teachers of Americag Driver Education Club. JILL GOLDY: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Times Chronicle Scholarship Nominee, National Honor Societyg See How They Run, Production Staffg Brigadoon, Produc- tion Staffg Student Tutorg Paper Driveg Pantherettesg Spirit Committee, Chairmang Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committeeg Executive Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Basketball, Varsityg Tennis, J .V., Varsity, Domestic Exchangeg Student Council. JOANN GOODWIN: Homeroom Treasurer, 105 Homeroom Sec- retary, 115 Cheerleading, Student Tutorg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Jewelry Club. LARRY GORDON: Homeroom Treasurer, 11, EL DELA'1'0Rg Panthersg Prologue Ig Gymnastics, J.V,g Assembly Committeeg World Aifairs Club. capacity education JUDI GOTTESMAN: Vice-President, 12, Band, Paper Drive, Pantherettes, Majorettes, Lily Day Parade, National Honor Society, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Senior Ad- ministration. HOWARD GOT'I'LIEB: Band, Winter Track, Varsity, Spring Track, Varsity, Track Club. MICHAEL GRABER: Homeroom President, 11, 12, Student Council, Orchestra, Football, J.V., Math Club. PAULA GRAY: National Merit Letter of Commendation, My Fair Ladyf Production Staff, Activities Committee, Social Com- mittee, Social Service Committee, World Affairs Club, Typing Review Club. I BONNIE GOULD: Paper Drive, Area Captain, Cheerleading, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Com- mittee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee, Sopho- more Administration, Junior Administration. SAMUEL GOURLEY: Student Council President, Activities Committee Service Award, Assembly Committee Service Award, Homeroom President, 10, Assembly Committee Chairman, Ac- tivities Committee, Spirit Committee, Paper Drive, Football, J .V., Basketball, J.V., Varsity, Track, Varsity. ELIZABETH GRAZIER: Volleyball, Nursing Club, Health and Career Club, Secretary. CATHY GREENSPAN: Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Girls' Chorus, Lily Day Parade, Pantherettes, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee, Driver Education Club, Chemistry Club, Senior Guidance Club. JANET GREENWALD: Homemaking Club, Math Help Club. JOSEPH GREGER: Holden Award, Football, Football, Var- sity, Baseball, J.V., Varsity, Football Club. GARY GRIFFITH: Civil Defense Club. BARBARA GROBELNY: Sophomore Administrationg Junior Administrationg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Drive, DAVID GROSSMAN: National Honor Societyg Cheltonian, Edi- torg Paper Driveg Science Seminarg Student Tutorg Public Re- lations Committeeg Chess Clubg Cheltonian Club. LOUIS GROSSMAN: Cheltonian, Page Editorg Assembly Com- mitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg Golf, J .V.g Current Events Clubg Driver Education Club, 170 Seniors excel in EILEEN GROSS: National Honor Societyg Homeroom Vice- President, 103 EL DELATORQ Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Soph- omore Administrationg Junior Administrationg Girls' Chorusg My Fair Lady, Production Staffg See How They Run, Pro- duction Staffg Brigadoon, Production Staifg Activities Com- mitteeg Assembly Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committee. KENNETH GROSS: Pantherg EL DE'LATORg Track, J.V.g Pho- tography Clubg World Affairs Clubg Current Events Club. STEVEN GROSS: CarnivaLl g Solid Gold Cadillac g My Fair Lady g Pantherg Choirg Ensembleg Winter Track, Varsityg Spring Track, Varsityg Football, J.V.g Greek Clubg Current Events Clubg World Affairs Club. BARBARA GROSSMAN: Panther, Editor-in-Chiefg Prologueg Orchestrag My Fair Lady g See How They Run g Brigadoon g Activities Committeeg Playgoers Club. ELISE GROSSWALD: Future Teachers of Americag Student Tutorg Homemaking Clubg Senior Guidance Club. THOMAS GUILFOYLE: Driver Education Clubg Civil Defense Clubg Instructional Media Club. role of protagonist. THOMAS GUSDORFF: Forum, World Affairs Club, Debatingg Social Science Research Clubg Senior Guidance Club. NELSON HAAKENSON: Paper Driveg Travel Clubg Volleyball Club. SYLVIA HALL: See How They Run g Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Public Relations Committeeg Social Service Commit- teeg World Affairs Clubg Science Seminar, Domestic Ikchangeg Speed Typing Club. DAVID HALLINGER: EL D1-:Luong Wrestling, J.V., Varsity, Soccer, Varsityg Photography Club. MITCHELL HAMMER: Homeroom Secretary, 11, Basketball, Varsityg Domestic Exchange, Typing Clubl Sports-in-Season Club. ALBERT HARING: Paper Drive, Graphic Arts Clubg Driver Education Club. 171 ELLIOTT HAAZ: Panthers, Paper Drive, Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Assembly Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committeeg Gymnastics, J .V., Varsity. MICHAEL HAINES: Audio-Visual Aids Club, JOHN HARKINS: Homeroom Treasurer, 11, Wrestling Club. PETER HASKINS: Homeroom President, 11, 12, Home-room Secretary, 10, Activities Committeeg Spirit Committee, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Panthersg Lily Day Parade, Domestic Exchange Club. . M ,x.,.if Marsha Hetelson is convinced that the Zamsky Studio has captured the real her. 23' Mr. Joseph Simms assists Beth Lieberman in fr that crucial decision. Photographer captures players in last appearance Seniors anxiously await the distribution of their 8 x 10 gold framed, touched up, color portraits. 179. The hieroglyphics of a photo-order form riddle Deane Whittock, Dotti Minetti, and Alice Morgan. Phyllis Hossack decides that the only solution is a retake. 47 f , ff ff Wm DAVID HAUPTSCHEIN: Ways and Means Committee, Science Seminar, Paper Drive, Driver Education Club. ERIC HEFFLER: Band, Panther, Paper Drive, Swimming, Var- sity, Volleyball Club, Driver Education Club, MARSHA HETELSON: Activities Committee, Social Commit- tee, Majorettes Club, Bridge Club, Folk Music Club. GARY HIRSCH: Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Assembly Commit- tee, Ways and Means Committee, Activities Committee, Panther, Paper Drive, Track, Team Manager, Stamp and Coin Club, Gymnastics Club, Senior Guidance Club. I Meaningful dialogues SUSAN HELLER: Activities Committee, Social Committee, Public Relations Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Paper Drive, Bowling Team, J.V. WILLIAM HENDERSON: Astronomy Club. PHILIS HOSSACK: Lily Day Parade, Paper Drive, Panther- ettes, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Home Economics Club, Art and Scenery Club. WILLIAM HOST: Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Panther, Scenic Design Club, Sketching and Creative Design Club, Senior Guidance Club, World Aifairs Club. JACK HUNDERMARK: Football, J.V., Varsity, Baseball, J.V., Varsity, Football Club. ROBERT INOUYE: National Merit Letter of Commendation, District Band, EL DELATOR, Photography Editor, Cheltomlan, Photographer, Band, Orchestra, Carnival, Orchestra, t'My Fair Lady, Orchestra, Science Seminar, Radio Club, Domestic Ex- change Club. characterize CHS friendships LINDA ISENBERG: Homeroom Secretary, 12g Bulletin Board Committee, Spirit Coinmitteeg Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Lacrosse, Manager, Folk Music Club, RAYMOND ISSER: Panthersg Assembly Committeeg Basketball, Varsity, Driver Education Club, Sports-in-Season Club. KENNETH JAFFE: Science Seminarg Track Team, J.V.g De- bating Society Club, Presidentg World Affairs Club. LYNN JAFFE: National Honor Societyg Homeroom Vice- President, 129 Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Driver Education Club, Senior Administration Club. DOUGLAS JOHNSON: District Chorusg Carnival g Solid Gold Cadillac g My Fair Lady , See How They Run g Brigadoon g Bandg Choirg Ensembleg Panther, Sophomore Ad- ministration. JAMES JOHNSTON: Civil Defense Club. I RICHARD JACKSON: Regional Bandg District Bandg District Orchestrag Carnival, Orchestrag Brigadoon, Orchestrag Band, Pep Bandg Orchestrag Science Seminar, Classical Music Clubg Driver Education Clubg Track Club. KATHRYN JACOBS: Homeroom Vice-President, 115 Paper Drive, Area Captain, Student Advisorg Student Council Ex- change, Junior Prom Committee, Lily Day Parade, Carnival , Choirg Girls' Chorusg Social Service Committee, Pantherettesg EL DELA1'oRg Hockey Team, J .V.g Lacrosse Team, J.V., Varsity, Bridge Clubg Future Nurses Club. JOANNE JAKOB: National Honor Societyg Homemaking Clubg Typing Clubg Banking Club. STEVEN JEROME: Forumg Choir, Library Aideg Playgoers Clubg Classical Music Clubg Typing Club, MICHAEL JONES: Library Aideg Lab Assistant, Planetarium Maintenance, Audio-Visual Aide, Service Award, Astronomy Club. MARGARET JOYCE: Spirit Committee, Activities Committee, Social Service Committeeg Homemaking Club, Sewing Club. STEVEN KANTER: Panthers, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Assembly Committee, Basketball, J.V.g Bowling, J.V., Sports- in-Season Clubg Junior Administration, Student Council. DENNIS KARPF: Homeroom Treasurer, 125 Band, Panthers, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Science Seminar, World Affairs Club, Ways and Means Committee, Election Committee, Soc- cer, J.V., Varsity, Bridge Clubg Ek. IDELATOR, Sports Editor. RUDOLPH KASTENHUBER: Soccer, Varsity, Rifiery Clubg Audio-Visual Aides Club. BONNIE KATZ: Homeroom Secretary, 103 Pantherettesg Spirit Committeeg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Home- making Club, Jewelry Club. 1 Students take cue +1lP 'QP' SUSAN KALINOWSKI: Homeroom Secretary, 11, 12, Car- nival, Production Staff, My Fair Lady, Production Staffg See How They Run, Production Staff, Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff, Prologue Ig Choir, Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Public Rela- tions Committeeg Social Committee, Social Service Committee, Sophon-io112,eAdminist1'ationg Junior Administration, Senior Guid- ance C u . BARRY KAMISON: Panthersg Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Wrestling, Varsityg Debating Team. ills JACK KARPF: Cheltoniang Panthers: World Affairs Clubg Ac- tivities Committeeg Ways and Means Committee, Debating Societyg Astronomy Club, VICKI KASSOW: Bulletin Board Committee, Graphics Clubg Jewelry Club. from experienced mentors MARC KATZENBERG: Panthersg Activities Committee, Tennis Manager, Bowling Team, Varsityg Bridge Clubg Chemistry Club, Senior Administration. ELLEN KAUFFMAN: National Merit Letter of Commendationg National Honor Societyg Homeroom Pre-sident, 10, Student Councilg Domestic Exchange, EL DELATORQ Senior Class Editor, Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff Chairmang Lily Day Paradeg Paper Drive, Student Tutor, Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Spirit Committee, BARBARA KAY: Paper Driveg Activities Committee, Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Tennis, Varsityg Majorettes Club, Gymnastics Club, JOYCEE KEARNEY: Majorettes Club, Bridge Club. I JANET KAUFMAN: Bulletin Board Committeeg Spirit Com- mitteeg Jewelry Club, Homemaking Club. LEONARD KAUFMAN: Band, Cheltenairesg Activities Com- mitteeg Ways and Means Committee, Bridge Club. LOIS KEENAN: See How They Run, Production Staffg Girls' Chorus, Science Seminarg Activities Committeeg Social Com- mittee, Science Research Clubg Math Club. Tl-IOMAS KEENAN: Sports-in-Season Clubg Health Careers C ub. LAURA KELLEY: Holden Award, Hockey, District Chorus, Homeroom Treasmer, 10, 113 Choirg Mixed Ensemble, Pan- therettesg Science Seminar, Hockey, Varsityg Basketball, J.V., Varsityg Lacrosse, Varsity. FRANCES KELLY: Pantherettesg Social Service Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Swimming, J .V., Varsityg Travel Clubig Bridge Clubg Classical Music Club. THOMAS KERN: Library Aideg Football, J.V.g Wrestling, J.V., Varsityg Swimming Clubg Sports-in-Season Club, ARLEEN KERST: School Storey Sewing Clubg Driver Educa- tion Club. BARBARA KOCH: Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Major- ettes Clubg Gymnastics Clubg Typing Club, ALBERT KOENIG: National Merit Letter of Commendationg National Honor Societyg Bandg Science Seminarg Baseball, J.V., Varsityg Chess Clubg Driver Education Clubg Radio Club. I Educational episodes JILL KERST: National Honor Societyg Driver Education Clubg Merchandising Club. ROBERT KIESERMAN: Solid Gold Cadillac g My Fair Lady g See How They Run g Brigadoon g Mixed Ensembleg Choir. . 5'6 '-...Y SUSAN KLINE: National Honor Societyg Activities Commit- teeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Spirit Cofmmitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg Tennis, J.V.g Sophomore Administrationg Studio Arts Club. DENNIS KNABLE: Social Committeeg Basketball, J.V.g Junior Administration. ELAINE KOGAN: Homeroom Secretary, 11g Social Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Library Clubg Typing Club. JEFFREY KOTZEN: Homeroom President, 10, 115 Student Councilg Paper Driveg Volleyball Club. expand perception JOHN KOUTSOUROS: Football, J.V.g Sports-in-Season Clubg Driver Education Club. ROY KRAFT: Wrestling, J .V.g Sports-in-Season Club, GATL KRAVITZ: Brigado0n, Production Staffg Cheltonian: Girls' Chorusg Choir. EFHEL KREMENS: Paper Driveg World Affairs Clubg Swim- ming, J.V., Varsityg Driver Education Clubg Classical Music Club, RICHARD KROPP: Homeroom Vice-President, 123 Hall Patrolg Ways and Means Committeeg Senior Administrationg 'I'rack, Vprsityg Wrestling, Varsityg Sports-in-Seasong Stamp and Coin C ub. SHEILA KROUSE: Panther, Art Editorg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg World Affairs Clubg Lily Day Parade. 1 ROBYN KRASNOV: Panther, Business Editorg Choirg Activi- ties Committeeg World Affairs Clubg Student Tutor. BARBRA KRAVITZ: See How They Run, Production Staffg Brigadoon, Production Staffg Pantherg Prologue Ig Forumg Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Bulletin Board Committeeg S0- cial Committeeg Scenic Design Clubg Studio Art Club. BERYL KUHR: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Na- tional Honor Societyg Homeroom Secretary, 105 Student Tutorg Science Seminarg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Public Relations Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg EL DELATORQ Cheltonian Club. RONNI KULLA: Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Social Cornmitteeg Bowling, Varsityg Library Club. Catalogues and conferences-previews of unfamiliar scenes Neal Goff ponders his chances of getting into Oxford with Mr. Robert Cunningham. Hmm, They have co-ed dorms. Barry Schwartz and Dan Weiss examine a college bulletin. Dear Craig Littlepage, basketball star .... D Craig Littlepage and Howie Rodstein scan some of Craig's college invitations. 41 Mg 180 Assistant Dean of Admissions from Colgate University, lVIr. Thomas Anthony, discusses the merits of the college with Robert Appel. Ellen Kauffman scans admission require- Checking the social life at Michigan Univer- ments in the college conference room. sity, Barbara DeAngelis inspects one of their pamphlets Mrs. Alice Cornell, transcripts secretary, helps Jim Goff and Sally Goldstein with their college applications ' 1 ? '-Mai' Fwtfgli RONNY KURSCHNER: Transfer from Olney High Schoolg French Clubg Future Teachers of Americag Nurse's Aide. RANDY LABOVITZ: Homeroom Secretary, 12g See How They Run, Production Staffg Brigadoon, Production Staffg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg World Affairs Clubg Advanced Bridge Club. BARBARA LANCE: Cheerleaderg Paper Drive, Area Captaing Girls' Chorusg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Color Guard, MARLYN LAZAR: Paper Driveg Pantherettesg Spirit Commit- teeg Typing Club. Seniors coach underclassmen 181 RICHARD LACOVARA: Wrestling, J.V.g Driver Education Clubg Sports-in-Season Club. IRVIN LADER: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Na- tional Honor Societyg Activities Committeeg Senior Guidance Clubg Driver Education Clubg Cheltonian Club. JEFFREY LEBOW: Homeroom President, 12g Homeroom Treasurer, 103 Social Committeeg Ways and Means Commit- teeg Swimming, J .V., Varsityg Current Events Club. KATHIE LEHRICH: Forumg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Drama Club. GERALD LEIBOWITZ: Homeroom Treasurer, 12g Library As- sistantg Ways and Means Committeeg Cross Country, J.V.g Winter Track, J.V.g Spring Track, Varsityg Sports-in-Season Club. GAIL LEIS: Choirg World Aifairs Clubg Color Guard. in acting techniques RUSSELL LEISNER: Choir, Hall Patrolg Traiiic Committeeg Cafeteria Committee, Swimming, Varsity, Riflery Clubg Driver Education Club, Audio-Visual Aide Club, JAN LEVENBERG: Activities Committeeg Ways and Means Committee, Current Events Clubg Driver Education Club. RONALD LEVY: Audio-Visual Aide. ELAINE LEY: Organ Committee, Chairman, Banking Club, Sewing Clubg Typing Club, Basketball, J .V, BETH LIEBERMAN: Girls' Chorus, Choir, My Fair Lady g See How They Run , Brigadoonng Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Lily Day Parade, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Driver Edu- cation Club. JAY LIPSCHUTZ: Cheltonian, Business Manager, Golf, J.V., Varsityg Band, Bridge Club, Science Seminar, Ways and Means Committee. I WILLIAM LEVI: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Na- tional Honor Societyg Homeroom Treasurer, 11g Camival g Brigadoon g Pantherg Choir, Student Tutorg Activities Com- mittee, Social Service Committeeg Ways and Means Commit- tee, Science Seminarg Soccer, J.V., Varsity, Senior Adminis- tration, Stamps and Coins. ROBERT LEVY: Homeroom Vice-President, 103 Panther, Activities Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Com- mittee: Golf, J.V., Varsityg Sophomore Administration, Sports- in-Season Club. STEPHEN LIDZ: Homeroom Treasurer, 105 Cheltoniang Fortran IV, Ways and Means Committeeg Playgoers Club. THOMAS LIEBERHER: Audio-Visual Aide, Paper Driveg Track, Varsity, Gymnastics Clubg Volleyball Club. MARCY LIPSCHUTZ: See How They Run, Production Staifg Brigadoon, Production Staff, Cheltoniang Student Tutorg Pa- per Driveg Lily Day Parade, Pantherettesg Activities Commit- teeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committee, Spirit Com- mittee, Ways and Means Cornmitteeg Tennis, Varsityg French Theatre Club, STEVEN LIPSCHUTZ: National Merit Semi-Finalist, Track, Varsityg Activities Committee, Bandg Classical Music Clubg Driver Education Clubg Audio-Visual Aide. LINDA LITMAN: Homeroom Secretary, 105 Homeroom Treas- urer, 12, Brigadoon g Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, English Literature Club. CRAIG LITTLEPAGE: Homeroom President, 10, 11, 12, Student Councilg C.H.S. Scholar-Athlete Awardg Basketball, Varsityg Track, Varsity, Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade. MARY JANE LOCKARD: Girls' Chorusg Choir, Domestic Ex- changeg Jewelry Clubg Math Club. ANN LODER: Transfer from Parsippany High School, Paper Driveg Future Teachers of Americag Social Service Committeeg Slimnastics Club, I Academic year evolves NANCY LIPSHUTZ: Girls' Chorusg Choirg My Fair Lady, Production Staffg Paper Drive, Future Teachers of Americag Social Service Committee, Driver Education Club, Slimnastics Club. ROBERT LISTOKIN: Transfer from Central High School, Base- lezillio J.V., Varsityg Jogging and Weight Lifting Club, Calculus u . HARRIET LITWACK: Sophomore Administration, Future Teachers of Americag Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committee. PHILIP LLEWELLYN: Transfer from Westtown High Schoolg Holden Award, Soccerg Soccer, J.V., Varsity, All Area Soccer Team: Social Service Committee. through changing rh thcms CAROL LONG: Sewing Clubg Majorettes Clubg Typing Club. CATHILEEN LOVE: Homeroom Secretary, 123 Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Com- mitteeg Spirit Committee: Ways and Means Committeeg Senior Guidance Club. DAVID MALLIS: Paper Driveg Cross Countryg Wrestling, J.V., Varsityg Gymnastics Clubg World Affairs Club. DAVID MANN: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Na- tional Honor Societyg Cheltoniang Bandg Greek Clubg Driver Education Clubg Classical Music Club. I JOEL MAGAZINER: Basketball, J .V.g Pantherg Activities Com- mitteeg Current Events Club. MARJORIE MAIMIN: Homeroom Secretary, 113 Majorettesg Color Guardg Paper Driveg Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committee. MICHAEL MANSH: Paper Driveg Pantherg Spirit Committeeg Chess Clubg Driver Education Club. ELAINE MARBERGER: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tiong National Honor Societyg Homeroom Secretary, 10g Cheltouiang Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg World Affairs Clubg Classical Music Club. IVY MARCUS: Ensembleg Choirg My Fair Lady g Public Re- lations Cornmitteeg Ways and Means Committee. JANET MARGOLIES: Homeroom Vice-President, 12g My Fair Ladyf' Production Staffg Brigadoon,', Production Staffg Forumg Pantherettesg Paper Drive, Co-Chairmang Lily Day Paradeg Senior Administrationg Tennis, J,V., Varsityg Basketball, J.V., Varsityg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Servioe Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Jewelry Clubg Debating Club. SAMUEL MARGOLIN: Bowling, J.V., Varsityg Paper Driveg Pantherg Spirit Committeeg Volleyball Clubg Chess Club. RONNIE MARGOLIS: Homeroom Treasurer, 105 Homeroom President, 115 Carnival g Tennis, J.V.g Basketball, J .V.gPanther, Co-Chairmang Paper Drive, Co-Chairmang Science Seminary Assembly Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Traffic Com- mitteeg' Sophomore Administrationg Junior Administrationg Sen- ior Administrationg Dance Band. MARK MAYSON: Choirg Hall Patrolg Paper Driveg Football, J .V., Varsityg Track, Varsityg Physical Fitness Teamg Sports-in- Season Clubg Football Club. NANCY MAZUR: Prologue I 5 Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Com- mitteeg Majorettes Clubg Stamp and Coin Clubg Jewelry Club. Suspense surrounds notification LAURIE MARKS: Ensembleg Girls' Chorusg District Chorus: Orchestrag Carnival, Production Stalfg My Fair Lady, Pro- duction Staffg Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staffg Briga- doon, Production Staffg Bulletin Board Committeeg Folk Dance Club. CARL MARTIN: All Area Soccer Team, Honorable Mentiong Soccer, J.V., Varsityg Track, J.V.g Volleyball, Varsityg Paper Driveg Chemistry Clubg Math Club, JEFFREY MAYER: Harvard Book Awardg National Merit Let- ter of Commendationg National Honor Societyg District Bandg Carnival g My Fair Lady g Brigadoon g Forum, Editor-in- Chiefg Cheltoniang Bandg Student Tutorg Science Seminarg Ex- perimental Biology Research Groupg Domestic Exchangeg Pub- lic Relations Committeeg World Affairs Club, Treasurerg De- bating Club. L. PHILIP MAYER: Wrestling, J .V.g Civil Defense Club. BONNIE McADAMS: Girls' Chorusg Food Preparation Award. FRANK McAULIFFE: Industrial Electricity Awardg Gym- nastics Clubg Civil Defense Club. oi college acccptanccs. ARTHUR McHUGH: Paper Driveg Baseball, Managerg Cross Country, J.V. DAVID McKEE: Bandg Orchestrag Paper Drive. BARRY McSHANE: Soccer, Varsityg Sports-in-Season Clubg Stamp and Coin Club. SANDY MELNICK: National Merit Semi-Finalistg Homeroom Treasurer, 115 Orchestrag Pit Bandg Pantherg Hall Patrolg Foot- ball, J.V., Varsityg Water Safety Aide Clubg Driver Education Club: Student Council. GIOCONDA MELNICOFF: Student Tutorg Classical Music Cub, SCOTT MESSINGER: Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Riflery Clubg Chemistry Club. I WILLIAM McKENNA: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tiong District Chorusg Carnival g Solid Gold Cadillac g My Fair Lady g Brigadoon g Cheltonian, Assistant Page Editorg Choirg Paper Driveg Ensembleg Junior Class Presidentg Execu- tive Committeeg Assembly Committee, Chairmang Spirit Com- mitteeg Sophomore Administration. CURTIS McKINNEY: Homeroom Vice-President, 125 Plane- tarium Staffg Astronomy Club. DAVID METZENDORF1 soccer, J.v., Varsityg Swimming, Varsityg Pantherg Hall Patrolg Ways and Means Committeeg Gymnastics Club. BILLIE MEYER: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Paper Driveg Swimming, J.V., Varsityg Executive Committeeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committee, Chairmang Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Sophomore Administra- tiong World Affairs Clubg Student Council. , . ,,.. ,:., N X., . I ,,, km Wifi XX 5 . 1 ,NMR Seniors seem hesitant to board the bus for their ACES trip. Straight from the hills, Caren Puschak provides a break from the Cheltenham conformity. Ann Dee Eidelson cheers the basketball team on to victory. Comic relief provides break in dail routine 188 1' K. nMy group had 99,75 fewer teeth? Bobby Levy Si1ld Pied Piper Simms leads his Humanities Seminar in an strikes a classic pose. Ou cor excursion' Andrew Schloss displays his scrap metal self- portrait. 189 Aaron Oseroff masters the art of trumpet playing. CAROL MEYER: Library Aide, El Librarius, Paper Drive, Italian Club. DAVID MILLER: Paper Drive, Winter Track, J.V., Student Council, 10, Driver Education Club, Senior Administration. ALBERT MILLS: My Fair Lady , Brigadoon , Choir, Chel- tonirm, Debate Team. KENNETH MILNER: National Honor Society, Homeroom Vice- President, 10, Activities Committee, Assembly Committee, Pub- lic Relations Committee, Spirit Committee, Panthers, Domestic Exchange, Golf, Varsity, Volleyball, Varsity, Sophomore Ad- ministration. 190 Individual soliloquics MICHAEL MILLER: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 12, Ways and Means Committee, Safety Committee, Football, J.V., Varsity, Wrestling, Student Council, 11, Football Club. SUSAN MILLINGTON: Homeroom Secretary, 11, 12, Band, Chorus, Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Student Tutor, World Affairs Club, Pantherettes, Spirit Committee, Social Service Committee, Social Committee, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Basketball, J .V., Varsity, Lacrosse, J .V., Var- sity, Speed Typing Club, EL DELATOR. DOROTHY MINETTI: Girls' Chorus, Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Majorettes Club, Merchandising Club. SANDRA MITNIK: Pantherettes, Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Art and Scenery Club, Sophomore Administration. EIKO MIZUTANI, ELIZABETH MOLNAR: Student Tutorial Project, Cheltonian, Paper Drive, World Affairs Club, Classical Music Club. ccordcd on examination papers NANCY MONHEIT: Paper Driveg Ways and Means Committeeg World Affairs Clubg Folk Singing Clubg Stamp and Coin Club. JOHN MOONEY: Cross Country, Varsityg Audio-Visual Aideg RiHery Club, Track Club. VERONICA MOORE: National Honor Societyg Letter of Com- mendation, Library Aideg Majoretfesg Science Seminary Bulle- tin Board Committeeg Bowling Club, ALICE MORGAN: Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Majorettes Clubg Merchandising Club. KENNETH MOSKOWITZ: Homeroom Vice-President, 12g My Fair Lady, Production Staff, Carnival, Production Staffg See How They Run, Production Staff, Brigadoon, Produc- tion Staff, Forum, Panthersg Social Service Committeeg World Affairs Clubg Soccer, J.V., Varsityg Senior Administrationg Ap- paratus Club. SUSAN MOYER: National Honor Society, National Merit Semi- Finalistg My Fair Lady, Bandg Carnival, Production Staifg Girls' Chorusg Choirg Ensemble. 191 BEVERLY MOORE: Bandg Sewing, Color Guard. CHERE MOORE: Library Aideg Library Newspaperg Italian Clubg Chemistry Club. THOMAS MORGAN: Basketball Manager, Varsity, 115 Ama- teur Radio Clubg Civil Defense Club. GARY MOSKOWITZ: Cheltoniang F orumg Panther, My Fair Lady, Production Staifg Carnival, Production Staifg See How They Run, Production Staffg Soccer, J,V., Varsityg Free Speech Clubg World Affairs Clubg Social Service Committee, Library Aideg Paper Drive, Apparatus Club. . ,Lf 1 f a' 54 ,f ,. . .,. ' Q As., - -w- , Q-2. -. K -k . -3' , i Q 4 3 lags BILL MURPHY: Soccerg Swimmingg Coin Collecting Clubg Wrestling Club. RGBERT MYERS: Homeroom President, 113 Student Faculty Contact Committee, Student Council, Football, J.V., Varsityg Paper Drive, Area Captain, Activities Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg World Affairs Club. RANDI NELSON: Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Future Teachers of America, Presidentg Activities Committeeg Social Commitbeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Homemaking Club. JILL NEMEZ: Domestic Exchangeg Swimming, Varsity, Activ- ities Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Bridge Clubg Senior Guid- ance Club. MADELINE NEWMAN: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tiong Carnival, Production Staffg Science Seminar, World Affairs Club, Spirit Committeeg Greek Clubg Science Research Club. MAY NIGUS: Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committee, Fu- ture Teachers of America, Homemaking Club. 191 Mcloclramatic momcntd STUART MYERS: Homeroom Vice-President, 115 Homeroom President, 12, Lily Day Paradeg Ways and Means Committeeg Activities Committeeg Football, Varsityg Track, Varsityg Sports- in-Season Clubg Junior Administrationg Student Council, ANDREW NECKOWITZ: Activities Committeeg Paper Driveg Basketball, Varsityg Football, Varsity, Sports-in-Season Club. DEBBIE NEMZOFF: Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staffg My Fair Lady, Production Staifg Brigadoon, Production Staifg Lily Day Paradeg Social Service Committeeg Greek Clubg Classical Music Club. CARL NERENBERG: Solid Gold Cadillac g My Fair Lady g See How They Runng Brigadoon g EL Dm,A'rorx, Panther, The Young Setg World Affairs Clubg Current Events Club, Debating Club. f1ll senior year JOHN NIMMER: Homeroom Treasurer, 12, Basketball, Varsity, World Travels Club. MANETPE NIU: Football Programs, Paper Driveg Activities Committee, Drawing Clubg English Club, MARGARET OLIJNYK: Orchestra, Girls' Chorusg Classical Music. DAVID OLSHO: National Merit Semi-Finalistg Public Relations Committee, Driver Education Clubg Fortran IVg Track, 'Cross Country, Winter Track, I 4 JUDITH O'BRIEN: Homeroom Secretary, 113 Color Guard, co-captaing LaCrosse, J.V., Varsityg Basketball, J.V., Varsity, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Lily Day Parade, Pantherettesg Social Committee, Spirit Committee. WILLIAM OETZEL. Y 7 KARIN OLSEN: Library Aide, Science Seminar, Embroidery Club, Sewing Clubg Fortran IV. DONNA OPPENHEIM: Homeroom Secretary, 10, Forum, See How They Run, Production Staifg Student Tutorial Projectg Library Aide, Bridge Club, Debating Clubg Health Clubg Public Relations Committeeg Social Service Committee. AARON OSEROFF: Homeroom Treasurer, 115 Dance Bandg Orchestra, District Bandg Track, J.V.g Classical Music Clubg Chess Clubg Math Study Club. LINDA PALENSCAR: Homeroom Secretary, 125 Girls' Chorus, Choirg Pantherettesg Lily Day Parade, Paper Drive, My Fair Lady, Production Staifg Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committeeg Public Relations Committee, Basketball, J .V.g Junior Administrationg Senior Administration, Apparatus Club. Technical school students develoi DANIEL PALEY: Chemistry Review Club. VALERIE PALMER: Activities Committeeg Pantherettesg Basketball, Varsityg Majorettes Club. ELIZABETH PAYNE: Nursing Clubg Banking Clubg Sewing Club. JACQUELINE PEASE: Cheerleadingg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Spirit Cornmitteeg Jewelry Club. I JOHANNE PANITCH: Carnival, Production Staffg My Fair Lady, Production Staffg See How They Run, Production Staffg Girls' Chorusg Choirg Brigadoon g Paper Driveg Play- goers Clubg Senior Guidance. ROBERTA PARIS: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Bandg Science Seminarg Cancer Institute Research Projectg Heart Institute Research Projectg My Fair Lady g Italian Clubg Driver Education Clubg Classical Music Club. JANE PAVLOVICH: Homeroom Secretary, 10g Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Color Guardg Merchandising Club. ALAN PAYMER: National Merit Semi-Finalistg National Honor Societyg Bandg Science Seminarg Fortran IV 5 Driver Education Club. LINDA PELLICOTT: Paper Driveg Pantheretbesg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Science Seminarg Football Pro- grams, Assistant Editorg Hockey, J.V., Varsityg Swimming, J.V., Varsityg Lacrosse, J.V., Varsityg Domestic Exchangeg Majorettes Clubg Slimnastics Club. LARRY PELULLO. skill in prop manipulation PETER PELULLO: Wrestling, Varsityg Sports-in-Season Clubg Spirit Committee. GARY PERCH: Library Club. WENDY PERRY: Paper Drive, Area Captaing See How They Run, Production Staffg Activities Committeeg Social Com- mfttoeeg Spirit Committeeg Sewing Clubg Majorettesg Typing C u , HAROLD PEI'CHr Trailic Committeeg Soccer, J.V.g Baseball, J .V.g Audio-Visual Aide. RENEE PEPCH: Sewing Clubg Future Nurses Club. DAVID PETERSEN: Coin Club. 1 PHYLLIS PERKINS: National Honor Societyg Homeroom Vice- President, 115 Executive Committeeg Student Councilg Junior Administrationg Bulletin Board Committeeg Public Relations Committee, Chairmang Spirit Committeeg Science Seminarg Forumg Girls' Chorusg Lacrosse, J .V. RICHARD PERRY: Choirg Traiiic Committeeg Track Club. FRANCES PETROFSKY: Playgoers Clubg English Club, CLIFFORD PFEIFFER: Astronomy Club, Treasurer: Science Research Club. To go or not to go Jeffrey pects of skipping his next class. ,nl 1 L..1f Bleicher contemplates the pros- B 2:46:52, 2:46:53, 2:46:54 . . . Kerry Sahms patiently awaits the arrival of the 2:50 bell. Seniors interrupt classwork to atakc fivcv .rw John Adams wrestles with a pressing academic challenge. 196 Mike Schechtman receives some of the never-ending support which Cheltenham provides. WN A weary senior catches up on 3 years of lost sleep. d B b B1 th 1 Is there 'really a Santa Claus? Barbara Wolf and Ellen Mar- Senioritis infects Elliot Re man and o umen a . berger discuss a deep philosopmcal issue. tif N SS We 4-f' ' ' wi A 'if -3 fig 55-Q -.5 Q 45, MARYANNE PFISTERER: National Honor Society, EL DE- LATOR, Typing Editor, Girls' Basketball, J .V., School Bank Aides, Bulletin Board Committee, Banking Club, Typing Club, In- dependent Reading Club. CHRISTOPHER PICKERING: Homeroom Vice-President, 12, Wrestling, J .V., Varsity, Panthers Ham Radio Club, Fortran IV, Senior Administration. BARBARA POLIKOFF: See How They Run, Production Staff, Brigadoon, Production Staff, Cheltonian, Senior Ad- visor, Pantherettes, Future Teachers of America, Activities Committee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Junior Administration, Senior Admin- istration, Majorettes Club. BETTY POLLACK: Transfer from Nile North High School, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, World Affairs Club, English Reading Club, Fortran IV, Health Careers Club, I Students relax during ANDREA PINKOWITZ: My Fair Lady , Prologue I, Activi- ties Committee, Public Relations Committee, Social Committee, Scenic Design Club, Studio Art Club. FREDRIC PLOTNICK: National Merit Letter of Commenda- tion, Homeroom Treasurer, 11, El Librarius, Editor, Chess Club, Fortran IV, Calculus Club. MARCUS POLLACK: Soccer, J.V., Panthers, Driver Educa- tion Club, Fortran IV Club, Architectural Study Club. BARBARA POLLARD: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 12, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Pantherettes, Hockey, J.V., Swimming, Varsity, girls' Gymnastics Club, Color Guard, Driver Educa- tion C u . MARC POMERANTZ: National Honor Society, My Fair Lady , Brigadoon , Band, Soccer, J .V., Bridge Club, Classical Music Club. JUDITH PRANE: Homeroom Secretary, 10, Homeroom Presi- dent 11, 12, My Fair Lady , Girls' Chorus, Activities Com- mittee, Social Committee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Paper Drive, Senior Advisor, Playgoers Club. unchroom intermission CAREN PUSCHAK: Homeroom Secretary, 11, 12, Choir, Girls' Chorus, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Science Seminar, Spirit Committee, Pantherettes, Senior Guidance Club. CONSTANCE RAAB: Future Teachers of America, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee. Y KAREN RADLER: Carnival , Student Tutor, Chairman, Social Service Committee, World Affairs Club, Science Semi- nar, Classical Music Club, Driver Education Club. FRANK RADOSIN: Baseball, Varsity, Swimming, J.V., Chess Club, Calculus Club. SUSAN RAPP: Pantherettes, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Cheltonian Club, Bridge Club. DELORES REDDY: Girls' Chorus, Pantherettes, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Hockey, J.V., Lacrosse, J.V., Sewing Club. I DANIEL RADELL: Panthers, Gymnastics, Varsity, Apparatus Club, Stamp and Coin Club, MICHAEL RADELL: Homeroom Vice-President, 10, 11, Home- room President 12, Panthers, Track, Varsity, Soccer, Varsity, Gymnastics, Varsity, Gymnastics League Vaulting Finalist, gophorinore Administration, Junior Administration, Student ounc . DENNTS RANDOLPH: National Honor Society, Band, Base- ball, Varsity, Sports-in-Season Club, Jogging and Weight Lifting Club. RANDY RAPOPORT: Winter Track, Varsity, Spring Track, Varsity, Tennis, Varsity, District I Tennis Doubles Champion, Pennsylvania State Tennis Championship Semi-Finalist, Travel Club, Volleyball Club, World Affairs Club. ELLIOT REDMAN: Senior Class Treasurer, Homeroom Presi- dent, 10, Domestic Exchange, Treasurer, Student Council, Senior Administration, Basketball, Varsity. DONNA REICH: Chorus, Future Teachers of America, Vice- President, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Hockey, J .V. MARJORIE RICHMAN: See How They Run,'l Production Staii, Lily Day Parade, Paper Drive, Bulletin Board Com- mittee, Public Relations Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Majorettes Club. MICHAEL RIEBEN: Hall Patrol, Paper Drive, Basketball, Varsity, Baseball, Varsity, Sports-in-Season Club, Typing Club, Banking Club. PAUL RODA: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Ford Future Scientist Award, Band, Biology Re- search Group, Science Seminar, Radio Club, Astronomy Club. HOWARD RODSTEIN: National Merit Letter of Commen- dation, National Honor Society, EL DEL.-vroR, Editor-in-Chief, Homeroom President, 11, Paper Drive, Sophomore Adminis- tration, Student Council, Golf, Varsity. 2.00 Twelve-year run climaxcs ANNE REINHEIMIER: Future Teachers of America, Library Assistant, Social Service Club, Typing Club, BRUCE RHOADS: Sports-in-Season Club, Chess Club, Cal- culus Club. AMY RINGOLD: Carnival, Production Staff, My Fair Lady, Production Stalfg See How They Run, Production Staff, 'tBrigadoon, Production Staff, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Panther, Public Relations Committee, Spirit Committee. .EAMES RITCHIE: Classical Music Club, Driver Education ub. , ublic education MARY ROOTH. JUDY ROSEN: Homeroom Secretary, 10, 11g Homeroom Treas- urer, 125 My Fair Lady , See How They Run g Brigadoon g Forumg Paper Drive, Area Captaing Girls' Chorusg Choirg En- sembleg Band, Secretaryg Pantherettesg Social Committee, Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committee, Lacrosse Manager, J .V.g Greek Club. BETH ROSENFELD: Social Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Scenic Design Clubg Dramatic Production Club. ELLYN ROSENFELD: Homeroom Treasurer, 113 Homeroom Secretary, 125 EL DELAToRg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeig Social Com- mittee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committeeg Ma- jorettes Clubg Driver Education Club. 101 MARION ROSENAU: Cheltoniang Forumg Domestic Exchangeg Science Seminary Social Service Committeeg World Affairs Club, Basketball, J .V.g Drawing Club. JOANN ROSENBAUM: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Societyg See How T'hey Run, Production Staifg Chel- toniang Social Sewice Committeeg Swimming, J .V.g BiologyLRe- search Club, Bridge Club. STEPHAN ROSENFELD: Paper Driveg Panthersg Activities Affairs Club. RICHARD ROSENTHAL: Paper Drive, Panthersg Activities Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Swimming, Varsity, Chess Clubg Stamp and Coin Club. DONALD ROSS. CONSTANCE ROUGHTON: Homeroom Secretary, 12g Paper Drive, Area Captain, Pantherettesg Swimming, J4V.g Activities Committee, Spirit Committee, Drawing Clubg Bridge Clubg Senior Guidance Club. ANDREW ROUSLIN: Transfer from Barrington High School, Football, J.V., Soccer, Varsity, Wrestling, J.V., Varsity, Base- ball. J .V., Varsity. WAYNE ROZRAN: Transfer from Abington High School, Cross Country, Varsity, Swimming, Varsity, Winter Track, J.V., Track, Varsity. GREGORY RYAN: Transfer from Germantown Academy, Football, J.V., Varsity Manager, Track, Varsity, Lacrosse, Varsity. ANN SABLOSKY: See How They Run, Production Staifg 'tBrigadoon, Production Staff, Student Tutor, Pantherettes, Bulletin Board Committee, Public Relations Committee, 'Co- Chairman, Social Committee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Bridge Club, French Theatre Club. 102 Seniors alternate chorus LYNNE RUBIN: National Merit Letter of Commendation, National Honor Society, EL DELATORQ Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Public Relations Committee, Social Committee, Science Seminar, World Affairs Club, Lily Day Parade, Remedial Math Club, Fortran IV, AMY RUBINSOHN: Activities Committee, Paper Drive, Swim- ming Manager, Majorettes. 'Qi SARITA RUBINSTEIN: Homeroom Secretary, 11, Cheltonian, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Science Seminar, Math Club, Majorettes Club, Driver Educa- tion Club. MIKE RUDOLPH: World Affairs Club, Ways and Means Com- mittee, Track, J.V., Soccer, Varsity, Bridge Club, Sports-in.. Season Club, Driver Education Club. KERRY SAHMS, HOWARD SCALA: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Cheltonian, Page Editor, Debating Club, World Affairs Club. parts and starring roles CATHERINE SCHAD: National Honor Societyg EL DrLA'roRg Choirg Girls' Chorus, Brigadoon g Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Library Club, Science Research Club. PENNY SCHAEFFER. LARRY SCHLOSBERG: Paper Drive, Soccer, Vaisityg Winter Track, Varsityg Chess Clubg Track Club. ANDREW SCHLOSS: Choirg Ensembleg EL DELATORQ Forumg Paper Driveg Carnival , Solid Gold Cadillac g See How They Runng B1igadoon g Playgoers Club. GEOFFRY SCHMIDT: Swimming, Varsityg District B Swim- ming Competitiong Track, Varsityg Track Club, LARRY SCHOENFELD: Homeroom Vice-President, 125 Science Seminarg Panthers, Hall Patrolg Ways and Means Committeeg Chess Clubg Senior Administration. 'LO ERIC SCHAFF: Transfer from Andrew Jackson High School, New York, National Honor Societyg Homeroom President, 11g Homeroom Treasurer, 125 EL DEI.ATORj Panthersg Student Souncilg Football, J.V., Wrestling, Varsity, Baseball, J.V., arsity. ' DAVID SCHALLER: Band, Orchestrag Radio Clubg Dance Band. EDWARD SCHULTZ: Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Sports-in-Season Clubg Classical Music Club. BARRY SCHWARTZ: National Honor Society, Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 115 EL DELATOR, Activities Editor, Science Sem- inar Advisory Boardg Panthersg Tennis, J.V., Varsityg Soccer, J.V. ' Bob Spiegleman takes a break to retiect upon his summer plans. Fmal cXam1nat1on pressures alleviated Adva1iced, ho1nemak-Lug? This must be the wrong test! Dan Radell questions In deep concentration, Hermine Wilder unlocks the Vaults of the Valldlfy of h1S examination- knowledge she has stored for final examinations, Next stop-graduation! Seniors make their final attempt to get good grades at Cheltenham. l i by cast part o.. W Dennis Karpf, Gail Firestone, and Nancy Straus stretch out to read their year books after a long, hard year. Those were the days . . . Kathie Jacobs reviews those Foe been spoiled! It's that techmatic razor blade. Bill Mc- special moments captured by yearbook photographers. Kenna marvels at the smoothness of his neckline. IRA SCHWARTZ: Library Assistant, Paper Driveg Horti- culture Club. EAURA SCHWARTZ: Prologue Ig Forum, Panther, Reading lub, HAROLD SEITCHIK: Radio Club. ROBERT SELIG: Cross Country, J,V.g Bowling, J.V., Varsity, Panthersg Paper Driveg Ways and Means Committee, World Affairs Clubg Chemistry Club, Current Events Club, Driver Education Club. Spectrum of vaudeville echoed 'LO LONNIE SCHWARTZ: Transfer from Lower Merion High School, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Com- mitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg Crafts Club. STEVEN SEGAL: Track, J.V., Varsityg Cross Country, Varsityg Swimming, J.V., Varsityg Library Aide, Calculus Clubg Bank- ing Clubg Greek Club. PATRICIA SEWELL: Homeroom President, 10, 123 Homeroom Vice-President, 115 Choirg Girls' Chorus, Brigadoon, Pro- duction Staff, Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Co-Chairman, Girls Trackg Student Council, Junior Administration, Color Guard. KAREN SHAIN: Homeroom Secretary, 10g Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff, My Fair Lady, Production Staff, See How They Run, Production Staff, Brigadoon, Produc- tion Staff, Bulletin Board Committee: Social Committeeg Scenic Design Club. ALAN SHAKT: Paper Drive, Winter Track, J.V.g World Affairs Clubg Bridge Club, Lab Assistant Club. ROBIN SHANE: Homeroom Vice-President, 10, 11, Carnival, Production Staifg Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff, My Fair Lady, Student Producerg See How They Run, Student Producerg Brigadoon, Student Producer, Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Spirit Committee, World Affairs Clubg Sophomore Administrationg Junior Administra- tion, Senior Administration. in Cheltenham activities JANET SHAPIRO: Basketball, J.V. SUZANNE SHAPIRO: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Carnival, Production Stall, My Fair Lady, Production Staff,'Cheltonian, Page Editor, Girls' Chorus, Stu- dent Tutor, Social Service Committee. MICHAEL SHECHTMAN: Homeroom President, 12, Chel- tonian, Panthers, Co-Chairman, Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Hall Patrol, Wrestling, J.V., Activities Committee, Assembly Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Student Council, Sports-in-Season Club, RICHARD SHEFFLER: Homeroom Vice-President, 11, Senior Aiiministration, Wrestling, Varsity, Riilery Club, Chemistry C ub. SHELLEY SHORE: Homeroom Treasurer, 11, 12, Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Activities Committee, Spirit Committee, Volleyball, Varsity, Bridge Club. ALAN SHULIK: National Honor Society, District Chorus, My Fair Lady , 'KSee How They Run , Brigadoon , Ensemble. 7.0 JAN ICE SHARMAN. CAROL SHARON: Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Future Teachers of America, Bridge Club. CARYL SHOEMAKER: Paper Drive, Lily Day Parade, Pan- therettes, Activities Committee, Spirit Committee, Volley- ball, Varsity, Bridge Club. ERIC SHORE: National Honor Society, Holden Award, Soccer, Homeroom Presid-ent, 11, Hall Patrol, Chairman, Executive Committee, Spirit Committee, Soccer, J .V., Varsity, Swimming, J.V., Spring Track, J.V., Valsity, Winter Track, Varsity, Stu- dent Council. JANET SICHEL: Transfer from Germantown High Schoolg Bowling Club. JAMES SICILIANO: Italian Clubg Classical Music Club, PAUL SILVER: World Affairs Clubg Stamp and Coin Clubg Driver Education Clubg Advanced Bridge Club. MERLE SILVERBROOK: Transfer from Olney High Schoolg Paper Driveg Future Teachers of Americag Pantherettesg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Folk Song Clubg Driver Education Club. DONNA SIRIANNI: Office Aide. ROBERT SKLAROFF: National Merit Semi-Finalistg National Honor Societyg Society of Actuariesg Cheltonian, Editorg Science Seminarg Student Tutorg Chess Clubg Bridge Clubg Fortran IVg Cheltonian Club. 'LO Spirited seniors engage in gQ,N SIGNOR: Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Basketball, HOWARD SILVER: Bandg Brigadoon, Pit Bandg Ways and Means Committeeg Track Club. DEBRA SILVERMAN: Carnival, Production Staffg Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staffg My Fair Lady, Production Staifg Brigadoon, Production Staffg Football Programs, Editorg Girls' Chorusg Choirg Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Spirit Committeeg EL DELA'1'oRg World Affairs Club. RONALD SIMON: National Honor Societyg My Fair Lady,', Pit Bandg Bandg Cheltoniang Science Seminarg Ways and Means Committeeg Student Tutorg Paper Driveg Cross Country, Var- sityg Track, J.V.g Current Events Clubg World Affairs Clubg Driver Education Club, spontaneous slapstick. KIM SMITH: Band, Pep Band, Rifiery Club, Radio Club. BETSY SNELLENBURG: Transfer from Abington High School, Cheerleading, Bulletin Board Committee, Spirit Com- mittee, Basketball, J.V., Lacrosse, J.V., Varsity, Art Club, Driver Education Club. PATRICIA SOMERS: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Panther, Layout Editor, Library Aide, Science Seminar, Social Service Committee, Bulletin Board Com- mittee. MICHAEL SOMERSON: Carnival, Production Staff, Chel- tomlang Forum, Panther, Choir, Ensemble, Student Tutor, World Affairs Club, Vice-President, Photography Club, Folk Music Club. 'LO LEONARD SNYDER: Panthers, Paper Drive, Tennis, J.V., Varsity, Debating Club, President, Classical Music Club. JANICE SOLKOV: Homeroom Secretary, 10, 11, 12, See How They Run, Production Stall, Carnival, Production Staff, Cheltonian, Choir, Pantheretbes, Lily Day Parade, Majorettes, Swimming, Manager, Driver Education Club. ' I 'sl SCOTI' SOLOFF: Solid Gold Cadillac, Production Staff, Radio Club, Bridge Club, TOBY SOLOMON: Paper Drive, Area Captain, Sophomore Ad- ministration, Lily Day Parade, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Public Relations Club, Volleyball, Varsity. JACQUELINE SONSTEIN: Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Public Relations Committee, Social Service Committee, Co-Chairman, Spirit Committee, Cheltonian Club, Sketching Club, Folk Music Club. CLIFFORD SOROKO: Band, Cross Country Manager, Bowling, Varsity, Bridge Club, Track Club. MICHELLE SPARK: Forum, Art Editor, Cheltoniang Science Seminarg Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Swimming, J .V., Varsityg Studio Art Club, Classical Music Club. CAROL SPECTOR: My Fair Lady, Production Staff, See How They Run, Production Staff, Brigadoon, Production Staff, Forum, Panther, Prologue Ig Social Service Committeeg Senior Guidance Club. BARBARA SPIKE: Paper Driveg Lily Day Paradeg Social Com- mitteeg Studio Art Club. SUSAN SPIVACK: Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Bridge Club, Driver Edu- cation Clubg Senior Guidance Club. 210 CHS courses capture LESLIE SPIEGEL: See How They Run, Production Staffg Brigadoon, Production Staff, Pantherettesg Activities Com- mitteeg Social Committee, Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committee, Volleyball, Varsity, Majorettesg Future Teachers of America, WALTER SPIEGEL: National Merit Semi-Finalistg Panthers, Public Relations Committeeg Science Seminar, World Affairs Club, Debating Clubg Bridge Club. ROBERT SPIEGELMAN: Student Council Exchange Program, Chairman, EL DELATORQ Student 'Tutorg Soccer, J.V., Varsityg Domestic Exchange. STEPHEN SPIELMAN: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 11g Paper Drive, Area Captaing Activities Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Tennis, J.V., Varsity, Bridge Club. JERRY STAROBIN: Homeroom President, 10, 11, 125 Student Council, Paper Drive, Area Captaing Hall Patrol, Football, J.V., Varsityg Track, J.V. MARGARET STAUFFER. seniors, imagination ELIZABETH STEIN: Homeroom Vice-President, 11, 12g Pan- therettesg Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Spirit Commit- teeg Ways and Means Committee, Hockey, J .V.g Swimming, J .V.g Tennis, Varsityg Junior Administration, Senior Administration. HARVEY STEIN: Ways and Means Committeeg Volleyball, J .V.g Reading Clubg Volleyball Club. FLORENCE STERNFELD: Homeroom Secretary, 11, 12, Activi- ties Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Studio Art Club. ALLAN STOCK: Soccer, J.V.g Creative Design Clubg Archi- tectural Drawing Club. NANCY S'I'RAUS: National Honor Societyg Homeroom Vice- President, 105 Football Programsg Student Tutorg Pantherettesg Domestic Exchangeg EL DELATORJ Lily Day Paradeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Committeeg Social Service Com- mittee, Co-Chairmang Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Com- mittee, Paper Drive, Basketball, Varsityg Tennis, J.V.g Sopho- more Administration. DOUGLAS STURZ: Swimming, Varsityg Diving Team, Varsityg Architectural Drawing Club. PAULINE STEINBERGER: Bulletin Board Committeeg Studio Art Club. ALAN STEINOUR: Audio-Visual Aide Club. LOUIS SUCKLE: Library Aide, Ways and Means Committeeg Stamp and Coin Clubg Driver Education Clubg Bridge Club. THOMAS SULLIVAN: Driver Education Club, 3 Seniors trolie in open-air theater Ellen Kauffman, Sue Millington, and Beryl Kuhr take part in a donut eating contest. rtz sights three more girls for the picnic. I'll give her mine if you give me yours. Howie Rodstein, Danny Weiss, and Nancy Straus share their watermelon. f 7 'v1iQ?1' -' Seniors on the rocks enjoy themselves at the picnic. M! What kind of fool am IT' Bob Thorpe serenades Merrill Furman at the picnic. Andy Schloss and Esther Entin mistake the apple pie for a napkin. I STEPHEN SUNDHEIM: Panthersg Golf, J.V.g Gymnastic Clubg Volleyball Clubg Architectural Drawing Club. CHARLOTTE SURKIN: District Chorusg Carnival, Produc- tion Staffg My Fair Lady, Orchestrag Choirg Girls' Chorusg Playgoers Clubg Classical Music Club. ANDREA SYWULAK: Choirg Pantherettesg Paper Driveg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Driver Education Clubg School Store Clubg EL DELATORQ Volleyball, J .V. JONATHAN TABAS: Homeroom Treasurer, 12g Panthersg Activities Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Driver Edu- cation Clubg Bridge Clubg Senior Guidance Club. 114 Examinations provide RONALD SWAAB: National Merit Letter of Commendationg Carnival g My Fair Lady g See How They Run g Briga- doon g Pantherg Prologue 5 Cheltoniang Fommg Science Seminary Ensembleg Chess Team. STEPHEN SWIFT. CRAIG TALESMAN: Driver Education Club, CI-IERYL TALUS: Pantherettesg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Sophomore Administration. MARC TARLOW: Tennis, Varsityg Chess Clubg Science Seminar. JEFFREY TAUBER: My Fair Lady, Production Staffg Solid Gold Cadillacf, Production Staiig See How They Run, Student Producerg Brigadoon, Student Producerg Social Serv- ice Committeeg Playgoers Clubg Social Science Research Club' Current Events Club. CIICOIC lOlf SC1'I1CS'ECl',S WOIli. ANDREW TAUSSIG: National Honor Society, Homeroom Treasurer, 125 EL DELATORQ Domestic Exchangeg Panthersg Activities Committeeg Assembly Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Basketball, J .V.g Bridge Club. ROBERT TAXIN: Homeroom President, 11, EL DELATORQ Panthers, Student Councilg Senior Administration, Bridge Club. ANN TEPLICK: Activities Committee, Social Committee, Social Service Committeeg Spirit Committee, Pantherettesg Paper Drive, Future Teachers of America. CYNTHIA TEPPER: My Fair Lady, Production Staff, See How They' Runf' Production Staff, Brigadoon, Production Staff, Activities Committeeg Social Committee, Social Service Committeeg Spirit Committee, Ways and Means Committeeg Pantherettesg Future Teachers of America, Cheltonian Clubg Driver Education Club. BRIAN TOPKIS: Homeroom President, 12g Ways and Means Committee, Panthers, Student Council, Golf, J.V., Varslty. ROBIN TOWER: Studio Art Club. 'LI JOHN TAYLOR: Football, J.V., Varsity, Traffic Committee. RICHARD TECOSKY: Homeroom Secretary, 125 Choirg En- sembleg George Washington Slept Here , Solid Gold Cadillac , My Fair Lady , See How They Run , Brigadoon g Driver Education Club. ROBERT THORPE: National Honor Society, EL DELATOR, Lay- out Editorg My Fair Lady, Production Staff, Swimming, Var- sityg Bowling, Varsity, Golf, Varsity, Activities Comrnitteeg Driver Education Club, Bowling Club, RAE TIZER: Girls' Chorusg Creative Design Club, Senior Guid- ance Club. N Q- X- M i 0 V it 1 If . -1 Q - I g gm Rx x X R, XX M Riagg x X N H Wi N ls Qtr tags t K wx ' airs A X ,S , X a,,,klZ X wx .. . .: Q r 5 ,WW 5 .8 ww N r 3 S X s Q asses? X 2 , - or -'ima ..,, ,ir bg?-smear :asm -',.:.gN.,:Bg.S. ,sk . .gre sf. I hm.: ' : L- - Q5 . ROBERT TRIMBLE: Rifle Club. MARGARET TUTELMAN: Homeroom Secretary, 11, Activities Committee, Social Service Committee, Spirit Committee, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Cheerleading. ROBERT VAUGHAN: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Honor Society, Orchestra, District Orchestra, Biology Research Club, Driver Education Club, Astronomy Club, Track, J.V. SUSAN VOGELSON: Pantherettes, Future Teachers of America, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, So- cial Committee, Spirit Committee, Mechanical Drawing Club, Creative Design Club, Senior Guidance Club. LINDA WALYNETZ: Homeroom Treasurer, 10, 11, Girls' Chorus, Pantherettes, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Gymnastics Club, Synchronized Swimming Club, Hockey, Var- sity, Swimming, J.V., Varsity, Lacrosse, J.V., Varsity. LARRY WANERMAN: Band, Chemistry Club, Driver Educa- tion Club. 'LI Frenziecl rehearsals lead KENNETH ULANSEYE National Merit Semi-Finalist, Home- room President, 10, Prologue I, Editor-in-Chief, Cheltonian, F orum, Panther, Assistant Prose Editor, District Band, Band, World Affairs Club, Student Council, Science Seminar, Public Relations, Gymnastics, Varsity, Debating Club. MEREDITH VAN HORN: Homeroom Vice-President, 10, Choir, Girls' Chorus, Sophomore Administration, Activities Committee, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Pantherettesg Domestic Exchange, Synchronized Swimming Club, Basketball, Varsity, Lacrosse, Varsity, MERLE WALLASH: Homeroom Secretary, 10, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, My Fair Lady , Brigadoon , Pantherettes, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Hockey, J.V., Varsity, Lacrosse, J.V., Future Teachers of America Club, Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee. BETH ANN WALLEIGH: Girls' Chorus, Choir, Ensemble, My Fair Lady , Brigadoon , Hockey, Varsity, Lacrosse, J .V., Paper Drive, Football Programs, Editor, Social Committee. to polished performance BARBARA WASSERMAN: Basketball, J.V., Varsity, Panther- ettes, Social Committee, Spirit Committee. FLORENCE WATERMAN: Forum, Publicity Committee, Social Committee, Social Service Committee, Mechanical Drawing Club, Geometry Help Club. PETER WEINTRAUB: Paper Drive, Soccer, J.V., Varsity, Wrestling, Manager, Wrestling Club. KATHY WEISFELD: Homeroom Secretary, 12, Solid Gold Cadillac , See How They Run , Brigadoon , My Fair Lady, Production Staff, Forum, Business Manager, Girls' Chorus, Choir, Domestic Exchange, Prologue, Sophomore Administra- tion. 'LI WILLIAM WAY: Swimming, Varsity, Future Teachers of America, International Media Club. BENJAMIN WEINSTEIN: Middle Atlantic Conference Wres- tling Champion, Runner-up, Section I, Wrestling Champion, HCIWT Wrestling Champion, District I Wrestling Champion, Section III, Wrestling Champion, Runner-up, Regional Wrestling Champion, Wrestling, Varsity, Sports-in-Season Club, Gymnas- tics Club, Panthers, Paper Drive, BONNIE WEISMAN: Activities Committee, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Ways and Means Committee, Majorettes Club. DANIEL WEISS: District Chorus, National Merit Semi-Finalist, My Fair Lady , Solid Gold -Cadillac , See How They Run , Cheltonian, Forum, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Winter Track, Varsity, Classical Music Club, Ensemble, EL DELATOR. ELISSA WELLIKSON: Paper Drive, My Fair Lady, Produc- tion Staff, Bulletin Board Committee, Social Committee, Synchronized Swimming Club. NANCY WERNTZ: Paper Drive, Social Committee, Spirit Com- mittee, Ways and Means Committee, Majorettes Club. BETH KAREN WEST: Banking Clubg Driver's Education Club. DIANE WEXLER. HERMINE WIKLER: Future Teachers of Americag Girls' Chorusg Social Committeeg Social Service Committeeg World Affairs Clubg Creative Writing Clubg English Reading Club. CYNTHIA WILCOX: Lily Day Parade, Pantherettesg Social Committee, Spirit Committeeg Basketball, Manager, Majorettes, Captain. 'LI Final unity emerges KEVIN WHITAKER: Radio Club. JAMES WHITE: National Honor Societyg Brigadoon g Choirg Forumg Football, J.V.g Chess Clubg Mixed Ensemble. LARRY WHITSON: Student Tutor, Bandg Activities Commit- tee, Bowling, J.V., Varsityg Baseball, J .V., Varsity, Stamps and Coin Clubg Sports-in-Season Clubg Horticulture Club. DEANE WHITTOCK: Majorettes Clubg Merchandising Club, School Store: Lily Day Parade. JOAN WILEY: Homeroom President, 10g Homeroom Secretary, 115 Homeroom Vice-President, 12, Girls' Chorusg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Drive, Area Captaing Pantherettesg Future Teachers of Americag Activities Committeeg Social Committee, Spirit Committeeg Hockey, J .V., Varsityg Basketball, J.V., Var- sity, Swimming, J .V. HOWARD WILKINS: National Merit Semi-Finalistg World Affairs Clubg Driver Education Clubg Fortran IV Club, Astron- omy Club. from divergent plots BARBARA WILLIAMS, DAVID WILSON: Cafeteria Committeeg Winter Trackg Driver's Education Clubg Civil Defense Clubg Sports-in-Season Club, PATRICIA WOLDOW: Homeroom Secretary, 105 Homeroom Vice-President, 11g Brigadoon, Production Staffg EL DELATORQ Pantherettesg Lily Day Paradeg Paper Driveg Student-Faculty- Contact Committeeg Activities Committeeg Bulletin Board Com- mitteeg Social Committeeg Spirit Committeeg Ways and Means Committeeg Basketball, J .V.g Tennis, Varsityg Junior Adminis- trationg Majorettes Club. BARBARA WOLF: National Merit Semi-Finalistg National Honor Societyg Homeroom Vice-President, 11g Homeroom Treasurer, 105 Homeroom President, 123 World Affairs Clubg Football Queen Courtg Sophomore Administrationg 'Cheltonian Clubg Student Council, 12g Hockey, J .V.g Basketball, J.V., Var- sity. JANICE WOLF: Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Graphic Arts Clubg Rifiery Clubg Senior Guidance. LYNDA WOLF: Cheerleadingg My Fair Lady, Production Staffg Bulletin Board Committfeeg Transfer from Woodrow Wil- son High' School. 'LI JAN MICHAEL WINHELD: Choirg Ensembleg Library Aide My Fair Lady. STANLEY WISE: Activities Committeeg Lily Day Paradeg Pa- per Driveg Spirit Committeeg Driv-er's Education Club. JONATHAN WOLFMAN: Debating Team, Secretary, Vice- President, Team Captaing Cheltonian Staifg Forum, Vice-Chair- mang Credendag World Affairs Club. FRED WOLFSON: Homeroom Treasurer, 12g Papeir Driveg Pantherg Activities Committeeg Social Committeeg Spirit Com- mitteeg Ways and Means Committeeg Driver Education Club: Advanced Bridge Club, ' E 5 . , 4 Q ' M' Q s .Qesgaf ,gs ,R .5 K . Ei fl' in ':' ' . a My, what big eyes you have Sonny. Sonny Gourley casts a casual glance at Linda Litman as Wa, , ' Barbara DeAngelis looks on. 's' ' Seniors recall the finest moments of their high school years. Grand finale weaves lasting memories 1 W Janet Belmont, Sue Bernheim, Andy Schloss, and Beth Rosenfeld question the contents of the punch. 17.0 Senior Class President, Marshall Fleisher, and Dr. Edwin Keim reminisce over the past year. But Doug, what about my date? Doug Johnson delights in Bar- bara Meyerson's company. 2 'SE az' Z, pf ,, 17.1 Marshall Fleisher enjoys the fringe benefits of being class president 'vp 5. ., ,L JOHN DAVID WOOD: Holden Award, Cross Country, Band, Orchestra, Cross Country, Varsity, Spring Track, Varsity, Wrestling, J.V. STEVE D. WOOD: Football, Varsity, Swimming, Varsity, Track, Varsity, Volleyball, Varsity. SENIORS N 0 CHRISTOPHER BAUMANN: Senior Administration, Football, Varsity, Auto Trades Club. EDWARD CORIN: Transfer Student from Highland Park High School, Illinois, Football, Varsity. ROBERT GOLD: Spring Track, Manager, Cross Country, Man- ager, Winter Track, Manager, Reading for Enjoyment Club. NATHAN LERNER: World Aifairs Club, Science Seminar, Social Seavice Committee, Gymnastics, J.V., Debating Club, Math C u . PATRICIA WORCESTER: Homeroom President, 11, Lily Day Parade, Paper Drive, Area Captain, Social Committee, Spirit Committee, Swimming, Volleyball, Water Safety Aide, Student Council, Color Guard. JANE YETTER: National Merit Letter of Commendation, Na- tional Honor Society, Bulletin Board Committee, Ex. DELATOR, Speed Typing Club, Color Guard. ERIC ZUGERMAN: Paper Drive, Typing Club. T PHOTOGRAPHED 112. YASUJI MASUDA: Sports-in-Se-ason Club. DAVID PINCUS. PAUL SANCHEZ: Italian Club, Driver Education Club. RICHARD SEIFERT: Transfer Student from Cardinal Dough- erty High School, Philadelphia, Calculus Club. WAYNE SHULL: National Merit Semi-Finalist, National Hondr Society, Homeroom President, 11, 12, Homeroom Vice-President, 10, Football, Varsity, Wrestling, J .V., calculus Club. N 'I V 1 ff ff 4 ' 9 4 Beth Walleigh beams after receiving her hard-earned diploma. Mrs. Mary Huzzard congratulates Kathi Jacobs on surviving the rigors of the Modern Math Program, Curtain call marks close of high school experience Cheltenham Township's hope for tomorrow? Joanne Jacob, Neal Goff, Maryanne D01-lg J0hI1S0I1 reflects What the future holds in store. Pfisterer,and Elliot Redman prepare for .graduation rehearsal. '2.'2.