Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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MAX CATER4 Max is just the kind of fellow everyone goes for A jolly fellow who is al- ways ready for a joke and a aood laugh. uablff GLADYS CHURCH-Small. blonde and blue-eyed de- scribes our Gladys, She isn't a bit rzhy and likes to talk. ,v ll ricwiffif RTHA IAN COLEMAN - llere':a one whose friendship you will enjoy, Her jolly man- nf-r and fun loving ways seem to please everyone WILBERT L. COWGILL- Tuffy is his: nickname but it doesn't mean a thing He doesn't worry much about his studies. He is always happy-go-luckyg that is one reason why we like him. LW? 4 if-17 RUTH KATHERINE CROPPER- Ruthie-'s quiet and reserved ways have won the hearts of many. She is sweet-tempered and trufz to all her friends. Zi. gy 6 ,- J' Q' 'Vx f . Q ' Qc: MARY DECKER-Here is a friendly lassie who is well liked by everyone. She has a heart of gold-and gold's pretty val- FRANK DAURIA. IR. - W li a t Frank lacks in stature he surely makes up for in personality. His quick wit makes him a general favorite. TOM DAYTON - Tommy is one of the few red heads of the senior class. He works at the Guernsey Creamery but has plenty of time to do some real acting. ANDREW DEGENHART - His motto is Never worry, never hurry, but he always gets there just the same. Andy is always happy and everyone likes him because of it. SARA ANNE DENNIS-Sara is one of those people whom you're really glad you know. She-'s as smart looking as they come and has brains, too, If there's a n y o n e who doesn't know her it's probably th e i r fault.

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MARIORIE E. BROTHERS- Marge is one of those busy girls. If she isn't working or studying she is out with her one and only having a good time. BERYL WILLIAM BYARD-He's rather quiet, but has what it takes to make many friends. We have him on our list of those who will be missed. MARY MARGARET CAIN- Little cares of life don't seem to bother Mary. She goes along with a quiet and sunny air and a cheerful word for everyone. MARY IANE CAKMES - Mary lane is rather quiet at times, but she is always around when there is fun to be had. IAMES CALABRIA - A tisket, a tasket, this lad can throw the basket, and how! Iim's a high- light in the Brown High world of sports. XT' Q V 1 .f' .1 t I .' .WN x 'V MARY MILDRED CALVERT- Babe is one of those girls who are few and far between. She is a happy-go-lucky sort of person, and always has a smile for everyone. We need more folks just like her. DONALD C. CAMPBELL - Don delivers milk but he's the cream of the crop in our estimation. Another red head. HOMEH L. CARSON-Homer is a studious fellow. He is in- terested in electrical engineer- ing, photography and is a whizz at chemistry. RICHARD CASEY - His feats of basketeering bring us to our feet with cheering. His person- ality charms us all, and we wish him success. IOHN A. CASTNER-lohn is strong of body and sound of mind. He is sure to be a suc- cess in whatever he does.

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GERALDINE E. DICKSON- Ierry's personal charm makes her an interesting person to know. She can get along well anywhere and we know she loves good times. . , ' A BETTY IANE DOLLISON- Here's a friendly girl who with her care-free and happy ways is getting the most out of life. CHARLES DONLEY- You all know Charles! He's that versa- tile young chap who did a grand job of passing the ball for the Brownie eleven. He also displayed fine acting ability in the Iunior play and the 1940 Melange. , .AlLLlA,Z-lf! 'Lf-44-5141 ' DOROTHY DONLEY--Dorothy is very quiet and reserved at times, but when it comes to 'fun, she joins in with the rest. She has a grand time and always tries to get the most out of life. EMMA IANE DONLEY - When it comes to vamping, she makes them all look mild. Many a one has fallen victim to her magic charm. BURTON DOYLE- Never with the girls, quite silent and yet not shy. That's Burt CHARLES DRUESEDOW- Druesie, a studious chap, is very interested in radio. BETTY IEANE DUGAN - If you hear a giggle come breezing along, you know it is Betty. But she can be serious as shown by her grades. MABEL DURBEN-Good na- tured with a ready smile. Ma- bel is the kind that makes school-days happy days. MARY FRANCES ELLIS -Tall and jolly is Mary. She hailed from Newcomerstown and brought with her, her persistent smile.