Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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DEDICATION ln l4CL'!Jg11ifi0l1 of her must 11l1l'1lC'LiX pcrsfmulity. and as zz token ut' nur :lp- 'ecizltimm of thc help :md inspimticm to us m nur tuchn m'l hc has lwen 3 ' s S 1 uly Iivingf XYE The Class uf Xinctcen 'l'l1irt5-hvc dedicate this Annual tu our lcwvcl teacher Bliss gina Bugle H I 'X X if ,U

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O PL l FORIH an Annual different and superior, to strike a new ,note of modernism, and yet cling to old tra-- ,fflif 'ditions, to put forth a publication that will record the real spirit of Cambridge High in every phase of its daily activ' ities, this is the purpose and hope of the 'aff Annual Staff in offering this, our handiwork. F OREWORD The Stal? of the Brownie thanks its many friends for their help, without which this book would still be only a suppressed desire. lt thanks the members of the Senior, junior, Sophomore, and Freshmen classesg i-tthanks the Faculty and its contributors. lt feels especially indebted to the business men of the city whose advertisementsihaye encouraged us greatly, and to Mr. Fred Arnold for his contribution of daffodils, and to Miss Mary Ar- nold for managing the sale. One of the hardest jobs was 'tht selection of the quotations for the Seniors, but this burden was lifted from our shoulders by committees composed of the follow- ing members of the class of 1934: Helen Curtis, John Hender- son, Robert Edmonds, Frederick Frizzell, VVallace Ault, Frank Tvcdrick, Herbent Siens, Ethel Droz, Margaret McCullough, Roma Palmer, Lois Bell, Ruth Henderson, Margaret Harbin, NVilda Moiiett, Charles Bremigan, Evelyn Kelly, Dorothy Moore, Alice McCrory, and Alice McCracken. It 1' , J . V-3.13, f i ., tw, . ll. ' D -1.-, if f 'H Q1 -E 34 i x 1 ,EA l k t - 1 i 1 I F . 1 7' l 1 if l 41 3 is ,l l ! 5 4 ol S i i gl- iii fx. . -4 ish i.... . Jam. 1 11 l 1

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