Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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ELLIS ADAMS' Ellie's a Hi-Y lad, whose friendly spirit and rcady grin have won him many friends at Brown High, He never takes anything very seri- ously but ranks as a good :student CHRISTINE MARGIE ADDISON - ferry is bright and gay and her laughter is often heard throughout the school. KENNETH ADDY- Red is a mifschinvous lad who is often :af-f-ri explaining his absence to the tffaclifrr, but he's tops with every one We hear that tif- in all right with the ladies. RICHARD L. ALLEN- A coun- try lad who likes city life. Some go out for sprinting, but Uick stays in for printing. He will be missed in the Industrial Arts Lab. HELEN O. AMERINE- Ham- mer has a sunny, carefree na- ture and doesn't worry much over troubles. Likes to dance and enioys talking. QSM Xu fx HARRY W. ANDERSON - Here is a lad who divides his time between work and play. He is always willing to help and has proved his ability on the Student Council and Annual Staff. ALICE M. ANDREWS-Alice has traveled a lot and always makes a conversation interest- ing. She is a good sport and is quite ambitious. DONALD ANDREWS - Don's a fellow with ambitions. He does a lot of studying and really takes his chemistry seriously Don always seems to have time for a laugh, though, and is an all-around good fellow. DOROTHY IULIA ANDREWS - Dot is the owner of what is probably the most frequently seen smile in the school. She's the girl you see around the building surrounded by a lot of friends, and always looking busy. RUTH ELLENXTER-If gig- gles are a sign of happiness, then Ellen is never sad. She makes any place brighter by her presence,

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CLASS OF 1940 Colors Maroon and White Vice President Richard Casey Secretary Treasurer Ruth Proctor STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES Ioan Hartley Harry Anderson Mary Cain Herb Bennett Helen Amerine Edward Wray Faculty Advisor- Miss Arnold I I I I President ..... ,... H arlan Bennett s Character Sketche Don Andrews Charles Drusedow Mary lane Gracy Violet Luskevitch Wadena Murphy Ioanne Rainey Lewis Springer Bill Watson of the Seniors were prepared by the following committee: Mary Alice Ballantine Mae Boyd Andy Degenhart Tom Dayton Paul Ewing Evelyn Fowler Margaret Iohnson Helen Kelley Yvonne Kennon Phyllis Maslowski Ann Matthews Frances Milligan Pauline Nethers Robert Orum Mary lean Parker Betty Rose Iim Shaw Iack Smitherman Marion Tilton Clarence Waller Ralph Wilson Edward Woodward ,

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ROBERT P. ARCHER-Bob is an archer, and we expect him to hit the bull's eye in life. His motto is-better late than never. HELEN WINIFRED AULT - Our little girl musician. She plays the violin, piano, and likes to whistle. MARY ALICE BALLANTINE- Here is a quiet girl but a lot of fun when you get to know her. Her friends are many. -' lv 'I - 1 ' an ROSS PAIGE BARRETT-A nicer boy you wouldn't want to meet. He is very generous and kind. He has done a line job in our football games. FQ . .!v If 'f , R -in 1 - I LORRAINE BATES - Quiet and reserved, but a true friend, worth knowing. No matter how busy she is, she always has time to make another friend. yi' ' 5030151 BIL TES - Bill is always in a good humor. He is seldom seen Without a smile and never tails to greet us with a good natured Hello ALLEN LEE BEAL-Flash! Theres Lee again W i t h h i s camera. Lee is one of our boys employed at the Ieffersonian office. He showed some real acting ability in the lunior Play. Our drum major andthe strong man ot the tumbling team. EDWARD K. BELL- Ed, a happy go lucky fellow, is a member of the band. He's an- other one ot the fellows who let the women take care ot themselves. ADELYN V. BENNETT-Good things come in small packages. She is always ready with a smile and makes an interest- ing companion. Her aim is to be a nurse. HARLAN BENNETT- Hud is our president and a good one, too. He was manager of the football team. His sports arc baseball and basketball.