Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1945 volume:

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GREWCRD OPI' NING NEW DOORS To the students alumm and frlends of Cambrldge Hlgh School the 1940 Cantab Staff plesents thls book Wlth camera ln hand we have t11ed to 1eco1d the max ch of events and so to g1VG to you atrue plcture of a yeal at Cambxldge Hlgh School We ale each seeklng fox that uhlch ulll help us to l1ve the best posslble l1fe To attam thlg we must have a well lounded p1 ogl am a balance of V501 k and pleasuxe The class room and extra cur11cul'u actlvltles of Camblldge Hlgh School ale carefully planned to meet thls need New dooxs have been opened to us thls yea1 the doors of a new blllldlllg Faces old and new haxe greeted us as we have walked these halls New oppoltunltles have been ours as vse have moved form a1d ln ou1 prepalatlon fo1 the future Come mth us as thx ough the pages of thls book we open these new doors to nevs horlzons and greet frlends both old 'md nevs mafmf' Surf' mn l t 1,5553 5 N Tue +51 + + 1 + -'r + + ll 4 B? I ' .v . 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P FACULTY SERVICE BLANCHE C ALBRIGHT BEATRICE CAMPBELL DAVE GORBY Lt llstj A Red Cross Athletic Dlrector C ROBERT MYERS c FC IL J MQFARLAND ilst f aptain KEN N ETH PATTON C aptam A . . w. .c. , ' ' Lt. .-.p v ' ' NIIS9 IDA NIC HOI SON Q xush to PXIJIQSS our deepen regret lll bflowd fIl0Ild incl imc PI for ilu' loss of 0 ' - ' ' 2 1 'h ' A Torch Club commlttee looks over the 11st of new members A few members of the Cantab edltorlal staff put the finxshlng touches on the Dummy The Sophomore party IS bemg dlscussed fPage to the rxghtl Balanclng the H1 Y Budget Junlor Glrl Reserves talk lt ox er Industrial Arts Club members plan the next meeting Q v W. ' Y fg , :fl 11 I -J . . . x Q' t Ji .- 7 + . l 2 f Y . . . . u n 1 ' . Q I C if ill QF . N S um N1 ht C lmpd1g,nm I cz XI thx Game Slnglng, carols it Fletcher lfrnntlmll Pdflflllll Lvlrl Poxeru Dina 1 Es.. . , A iekt J . - , .V X: 5 A N ,xr 0 l 4 A, Q x.. W, 4 fy. P. 1 v jx 5 . ' fs- , L X . . , . 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ULLT 4. 4 ULL 4 LLL L L LU U 4. f L 'UI I K -i----'N EL,- F 1 iv 4 ' Y W, -ww ,wi ggatarf tu 1'X'L..i.i5 .lfsiayf iv 1 XLl,i.ii vlrfziayi Zu Ugg fi tlgiklf 11075 -Lf.i'Z.i.i fu :fig .5'.iIJfU'1i in 1:1iLLffgf.Lf fi 1: 1 wx: fzkflfgzaf Xjzsifflgi ami .fwufgfg nuts- MARY ANDREWS Glrl Reserve 23-4 Girl Reserve Cablnet 3 Glrl Reserve Conference Class Secretary 23 Reporter Staff 3-4 Cantab 3 Band 3-4 Orchestra 3 Aeronautics Club 2 Vlctory Corps 2 Junlor Senior Reception Com mlttee 3 BETTY AUSMUS DONALD E BAILEY Junior High Basketball 1 Reserve Basketball 2 Varsity Basketball 3f4 Varsity C Basketball 3-4 Football 4 Varsity C Football 4 Torch Club 12 Torch Club Treasurer 2 Hl Y Club 3-4 HI Y President 4 Student Council 234 Student Councll Treasurer 3 Glee Club 3 Boys Ensemble 3 Cheerleader 3 Junior Senlor Reception Com mittee 3 BE'I'I'Y JEAN BAKER Pleasant City High School 123 Volley Ball 4 EVELYN BAKER Girl Reserves 23 BETTY ELAINE BAY lee Club DOROTHY BENNETT C lrl Reserte 2 3-l X lctorx Corps 2 4-.cron lutlcs Club 2 JOY LOU BEST Girl Reserxe 23f4 Clee Club 3-4 AQFOHHUIICS Club Varletx Night 3 Mtlinge 3 Music Night 34 JANE BOYD Clfl Reserve 23-4 Aeronautlcs Club 23 Moe President Aeronautics 3 XILIUFN Corps 2 Setretarx Senior Girl Re-se-rxe 4 Student Council 1 Melange 4 Cleo Club -1 Kantab 3 Homeccimlng Queen Attend .1 Junlor Senior Reception Com mittee 3 ROSFLYN ELAINE BROGAN Bfmcl 1 2 3-4 Rtpmter 1 2 3-4 Reporter Circulation NI er 1 anag Clrl Reserxe 234 Clrl Reserxe Secretarx 3 Drum Majorette 1 Circus 1 Warletx Show 3 AQIUHHUIICS Club 23 Orchestra 3 Cantab 3 Curl Reserxe Conference 3 'tluslc Night 234 JunmrSen1or Reception 3 Nlusu Contest at Bellaire 1 Xutorx Lorps 2 BERTHA BROWN Girl Reserve 23 Melange 23 WILLIAM BROWN Industrlal Arts Club 1 23-4 MARY KATHRYN BURT Band 123-4 Orchestra 2 Vlctorv Corps 2 Aeronautlcs Club 2 Glrl Reserve 23-4 Glrl Reserve Cablnet Glee Club 3 Muslc Nlght 23 Varxety Night 3 Melange 3-4 Junior Senior Reception Com mittee 3 Cantab 'Z Student Council Student Countll President 4 BARBARA BYERS Vlctorw Corps 2 Junior Senlox Reception Pro gram 3 Glee Club 3-4 Glrl Reserxe 23-4 Cheerleader 4 Aeronautlcs Club 2 Varletv Night 3 Cantab 3 Muslc Nlght 'S Melanve 4 MARJORIE CARNES Glrl Reserxe 23-I Glrl Reserxe Cablnet 3 Cantab 3 Melange 4 Glee lub 3-4 Varletw Night 3 Muslc Night 3 Class Secretar Junior Senior eceptlon Com mxttee 3 FRANK W CARPENTER Football 3-4 rs v C 3-4 lass Basketball 123-4 Track 4 wrestling 4 Hl Y Club 4 Industrlal Arts Club 3-4 Gymnastics 1 Softball 4 CAROL CARR Buchtel High School Akron Oh o 1 2 Curl Reserxe 1 23-4 BONNIF JEAN CLARK New Concord 1 K lrl Reserves 2 4 Llee Club 4 FRANCES LOUISE CLARY Curl Reserxe 4 MARTHA ANN CLARY tlce Club 23-4 Melange 3 Junior Senior Reception Com mittee 2 'wluslc Club 3 Niusic Night 234 MARY LOU CLARY Glee Club 23 Junior Play 3 Junlor Senlor Reception Com mittee 23 Cantab 3 Music Night 23 Melange 3 DWIGHT L COWDEN Industrial Arts Club 1 2 Band 123-4 Orchestra 2 Muslc Contest 1 Junlor Senlor Reception Lom mittee 3 H Y 4 Better Muslc Orchestra 34 Junior Play 3 WINIFRED CRAWFORD Girl Reserves 23-4 Glee Club 3-4 Music Club 3 Melange 3 DOROTHY DANFORD Girl Reserxes 23-4 A P Aeronautics Club Victory Corps 2 ROBERT D DANFORD Industrial Arts Club 123-4 Class Basketball 1 23-4 Football 4 '-w, ,42- ya WILLIAM DAVIS JR Industrial Arts Club 1 234 Class Basketball 23-4 LF ROY DAY Band 1 2 3-4 L lee Club 2 3 Orchestra 2 3 JAMES F DEVOLL Junior Hugh Basketball 1 Reserxe Basketball 2 Varsltv Basketball 234 Varsitw C Basketball 34 l-reshman Football 1 Varsltx Football 23-4 Varslty C 3-4 Torch Club 1 2 l-Il Y Club 34 I-Il Y Club Vice President 4 Junlor Class Presndent Senior Class Vice President Junior Semor Reception Com mlttee 3 Junlor Plas 3 Glee Club 2 JUANITA JOAN DE VOLLD Old Nl ashlngton Girl Reserxes 4 Glee Club 1-4 CIFIS Ensemble EVELYN DUTTON Home Economlcs Club Ctrl Reserxes 4 MARJORIE ANN ERSKINE Band 1234 Glee Club 3 Girl Reserves 23-4 Girl Reserve Cabinet Aeronautics Club 2 Reporter Staff 23-1 Reporter Co-edltor 4 Victory Cor s 2 Melange 2 J i Pl 3 2 un or ay Junior Senlor Receptlon Com mittee 3 Cantab 3 Music Night 23 Varlety ight 3 CLAYTON FAIR Canton Lehman Canton Lincoln 23 Glee Club 4 Boys Ensemble 4 THELMA EILEEN FREEMAN Victory Corps 1 2 Girl Reserves 23-4 Junior Girl Reserxe Cabinet 3 Cantab 3 Junior Senior Receptlon Com mittee 3 Melange 4 DANIEL H FRONTZ Industrial Arts Club 1 23-1 Class Basketba Football 4 Glee Club 3 DORA FRONTZ Girl Reserxes 23-1 Glee Club 3-4 Aeronautics Club 23 Vlctorx Corps 2 Q55 GLENN GIBSON Industrial Arts Club 1 23-4 Gs mnastics 1 2 NK restllng 3 Basketball 4 HAROLD GIBSON Industrial Arts 1 2 3 4 JACQUELINE Y GIBSON Glll Reserwe 23-4 Aeronautics Club 23 Reporter 23 Victory Corps 2 LOIS GIBSON GEORGE GRAHAM Football 4 Torch Club 1 2 Hi Y Club 3-4 Junior Plax 3 Junior Senlor Receptlon Com mlttee 3 Hi Y Plax 4 THELMA GRANITSAS Home Economics 12 Glrl Reserves 2-3-4 Victory Corps 2 J unlor Senlor Reception mittee 3 JERRY GREGORY Class Basketball 23-4 Hl Y Club 2-3-4 Torch Club 1 2 Reporter Staff 23 Football Manager 23-4 Basketball Manager 2-4 Class Softball Team 2 H1 Y Play 4 MARY C GUEGOLD Glrl Reserve 23-4 Vice President Girl Reserves 3 Glee Club 3 Com Junior Senlor Reception Com mittee 3 Reporter 23-4 Columnist 4 C t b 3 an a Junior Play 3 Melange 3 JOAN HALE Glrl Reserve 23-4 Home Economlcs Club Victory Corps 2 LUCILLE HALL MARTHA JEAN HALL Orchestra 12 Glee Club 3-4 Glrl Reserxe 23-4 Glrl Reserve Cabinet 4 Cantab 3-4 Music Club 3 Vlctory Corps 2 Music Night 1 23-4 Variety Night 3 Melange 1 2 unlor Play 3 unlor Semor Reception Com mittee 3 VIVIAN LU HAMMOND Home Economic Club 1 Aeronautics Club 2 Clrl Reserxe 23-4 Doxer High School 3 ELLEN HARRIS Homecomlng Queen 4 Glrl Reserve 123-4 Gill Reserve Cabinet 2 Victory Corps 2 MADELYN HARTILL G m Leader 4 V ctory Corps 2 Girl Reserve 234 Cantab 3 JOHN HAZELWOOD Band 1 2 3-4 Glee Club 3-4 Bovs Ensemble 4 Gvm 1 2-3-4 Industrial Arts Club 123-4 MURLDENE HEBROCK New Martlnsvllle. West Vlr- glnla, 1-2 Glee Club. 3 Girl Reserve, 4 GENE HENSON Glee Club, 2-3 Muslc Club, 3 Cantab, 3 Aeronautics Club 1 23 SAMUEL HILL Industrial Arts Club 1 234 Football 4 Wrestling 23 Class Basketball 3-4 ALICE MAE HINES Etna Hlgh School 1 2 Girl Reserve 4 Glee Club 4 PALMER DOLORES HOLLINS Girl Reserve 23-1 Home Economics 1 23 aa., R BERT HULL O Junior High Basketball. 1 Reserve Basketball, 2 Class Basketball, 3-4 Torch Club, 2 Victory Corps, 2 Band, 1-2-3-4 Orchestra, 2-3-4 Glee Club, 2-3-4 Boys' Ensemble. Mixed Ensemble. Junlor-Senior Receptlon, 3 Hl-Y, 3-4 Dance Orchestra, 4 Band Festival, 2 Circus Band, 2 Class Softball, 3 Music Club, 3 Melange, 4 U. S. Navy, 4 3-4 3 MARTHA J AROS BELLE J ONES WANDA KEISER Glrl Reserxe 23-4 Reporter Staff 3 RUTH KELLY Aeronautics Club 23 Aeronautics Club Treasurer 3 Glrl Reserxe 23-4 Girl Reserxe President 4 Reporter Staff 1 23-4 Cantab 3 Student Council 3-4 Junlor Semor Reception Com mxttee 3 Xarlety Nght 3 MELBA KENNEDY Glrl Reserwe 234 Vlctorx Corps 2 JACK KING ROBERT KIRKMAN Football 1 2 3 4 Varsltv C 2 3-4 Wrestllnz 1 34 Industrial Arts 1 4 Hi Y Club 3 Vaxletv Night 3 DONALD A KRANZ Glee Club 2 4 Torch Club 1 2 Hl Y Club 3-4 Melange 1 Hl Y Plav 4 BETTY JANE LAGNEAUX Home Economics Club 1 Glrl Reserve 23-4 Cantab 3 WILMA LARRISON Glrl Reserxe 2 3 4 JANET LEE Glrl Reserxe 2 3 4 Aeronautics Club 2 Xollex Ball 4 DALE LEEPER Industrial Arts Club 1234 GEORGE LIKES WILLIAM LILIENTHAL Torch Club I 2 Industrial Arts Club 1 23-4 PAULA JUNE LOY Band. 2-3-4 Girl Reserve, 2-3-1 JAMES MARKLEY Industrlal Arts Club 1 23 Torch Club 1 2 lass Basketball 1 2 3 Football 4 HARLAN MARLATT Industrial Arts Club 123-4 Industrial Arts Club P id nt 4 res e Aeronautlcs Club 23 U S Navy 4 BARBARA MARLOW E Junior Senlor Reception Com mittee 3 Varlet Night 3 Glee lub 3-4 Girl Reserve 23-4 Music Night 3 DAVID MILLER DOROTHY MILLER Junior-Senior Reception Com- mittee. 2 RODERIC MILLER Band 3 Torch Club 12 JAMES F MILLIGAN Junior Class Play 3 Student Louncll 4 Industrial Arts Club 1 234 President Industrial Arts Club 4 JOHN MITCHELL Football 1 2-34 Varsltf' C 234 Wrest Ing 13-4 Industrial Arts 4 H Y 3 Variety Nlyzht 3 LOUISE MITCHELL Home Economncs 23 Girl Resene 234 Junior Senior Reception Com mittee 3 WILLIAM MOFFETT Orchestra 12 Band 1 23 Class President 4 Melange 4 MILDRED MOOREHEAD Girl Reserxe 3-4 JUNE MORGAN Glrl Reserve 23-4 Glrl Reserve Cabinet Reporter Staff 234 Student Councll 2 Homecoming Attendant Cheerleader 3 ROSS MCCOLLUM Class Basketball 1 23-4 Industrial Arts Club 12-3-4 VERA E. MCCONKEY DOROTHY MCCONNELL Glee Club 3-4 Glrl Reserve 234 Cantab 3 Vlctorv Corps 2 Muslc Nlsht 3 Variety ight 3 Melange 4 NORMA MCCULLY Vlctory Corps 2 Aeronautics Club 2 Glrl Reserve 2-3-4 Girl Reserve Cabinet Glee Club 3-4 Cantab 3 Music Night 3 FLORENCE MARGARET MCGEE Girl Reserve 23-4 Girl Reserve VlcePresldent 4 R t 3-4 epor er Junior Plav 3 Junior Senior Reception Com mittee 3 VIRGINIA MCLAUGHLIN Glee Club 23-4 Glrl Reserve 2-3-4 Girls Ensemble 3-4 Melange 23 Glrl Reserve Cabinet Music Club 3 Aeronautics Club 23 Cantab 3 Victory Corps 2 Music Night 2-3-4 Stunt Night 3 Gvm Leader 4 Junior Senior Reception Com mittee 3 ESTHER MCLEOD Warren Hlgh School. - Cantab. 3 Aeronautics Club. 3 Glrl Reserve, 3-4 EUGENE NETTING Tumbling 1 2 3-4 Industrlal Arts Club 1 23-4 GRACE OLIVER Band 123 Glrl Reserxe 23-4 Aeronautics Club 2 M :ic Nlght 23-4 Rand Concert 23-4 Varietv Nlght 3 Stunt Nlght 23 JEAN PHELPS Orchestra 1 2 Reporter Staff 234 Girl Re erve 234 Glrl Reserve Cabinet 4 Glrls Glee Club 3-4 Glrls Ensemble 3-4 Melange 3 Junior Senior Reception 3 Mixed Ensemble 3 Music Club 3 MABEL PHILLIPS Home Economics 1 23 PAULINE PONTIUS New Concord High School 1 2 3 Girl Reserse 4 -,1 LOUISE POOLE Girl Reserve 23-4 Victory Corps 2 Aeronautics Club 23 Cantab 3 Stunt Nlght 3 Girl Reserwe Treasurer Melange 4 THELMA REED Home Economics 123 EVA LOU ROTH Girl Reserve 23-4 Aeronautics Club Volley Ball 4 CHARLES SCHNEIDER U S Ia v BILLIE SCHULTZ Glrl Resene 23-4 Victory corps 2 Volley Ball 4 BRODIE SECREST Torch Club 12 Vlctorx Corps 2 Aeronautlcs Club 23 Glee Club 23 Cantab '3 Junlor Class Plax 3 Melange 2-3 Ohio State UIIINQISIIQ -1 GREGG SHEEHAN Reporter 123-1 Torch Club 12 Torch Club Secretarx 2 Junlor Hugh Basketball Reserxe Basketball 2 Glee Club 24 Buckeve Boss State '3 Junior Play 'Z Hi Y Club 3-4 Student Council 4 Student Council Secrctarx Treasurer 1 Cheerleadel 1 Cantab 3 Melange 3 Hi Y Plax 4 THEORIA SHIMP Glrl Reserxe 234 Victory Corps 2 ROBERT SHIVELY Aeronautics Club 2 Glee Club 234 Junior Plav 3 Melange 3-4 Cantab 3 Class Treasurer 4 Ensemble 23-4 ROBERT SIGMAN Reporter 1 23-4 Co editor Reporter Torch Club 1 2 Torch Club Vice Presldent Torch Club President 2 Band 3-4 Band Vice-President 3 Orchestra 2 Glee Club 2-4 Music N1 ht 23-4 Vlctory Jas 2 Class Presl ent 2 Class Vice President '3 Buckeve Bovs State 3 Hl Y Club 3-4 Junlor Plas 3 Cheerleader 1 Student Councll 2 Melange 3-4 Hl Y Treasurer 4 HI Y Plav 4 1 1 F' 1 1 of W' yu 1: ,ov-x ov- BEATRICE SMITH Girl Reserve 23-4 Home Economics Club Aeronautics Club 2 Nolles Ball 4 BETTIE SMITH EDMUND BURTON SMITH JR Glee Club 1 2 Band 23-4 Industrial Arts Club EDITH SNIDER Glrl Reserxe 24 Reporter Staff 23-4 IOLA SOMERS Girl Reserxe 23-4 Girl Reserwe Cabinet Glee Club 3-4 Cantab 3 Varlety Nlght 3 Muslc Nlght 3 JOAN A SOUERS Student Councll 1 Glrl Reserse 24 Vlctory Corps 2 Melange 4 BARBARA JEAN STEWART Aeronautics Club 1 Aeronautlcs Club Secretary 2 Glee Club 234 Band 23-4 Glrl Reserve 234 Glrl Reserxe Presldent Melange 3 Vlctory Corps 2 Spamsh Plav 3 Cantab 3 PATSY THOMAS President Home Lconomlts Club 1 Student Council 2 Girl Reserves 2 3 Band 1 234 Glee Club 34 Aeronautlcs Club 2 Junior Senlor Rcceptlon Lom mittee 3 Glrl Reserve Cabinet 4 Junlor Plav 3 Orchestra 23 Varletv Nlght 3 Melange 34 Cantab 3 Homecoming Attendant 1 Volley Ball 4 JOAN TRIBBIE Band 1 234 Dlstrlct Music Contest Band Concert 1 2 Muslc Night 34 Orchestra 1 2 3 4 Home Economlcs Club Glrl Reserxes 2 '34 Vlctorv Corps Varietw Night Cantab 3 Volley Ball 4 PETE TSAMOUS Industrlal Arts Club 1 23-4 Class Basketball 123-1 Wresthng 2 Football 1 1 'IE'-s ki 'We' 5: MARGARET ANN UNKLESBAY Band 1 2-3-4 Home Economics Club Glrl Reserve 2 Vlctory Corps 2 Melange 3-4 Varlety Nlght 3 DE WAYNE VANCE Tumbllng C 1 2-3-4 Football 4 Wrestlmg 2-4 Industrlal Arts Club 1 2-34 LOIS WARDESKA Aeronautics Club 23 Ctrl Reserxe 234 Musxc Club 3 Cwntab 3 Jumor Senior Reception Com mittee 3 Glee Club 34 Victory Corps Melange 3 Music Nlght 34 HELEN G WATSON Girl Reserxe 23-4 Girl Reserxe Cabinet 24 Nictorv Corps 2 Aeronautics Club 2 Cmtab 3 THOMAS WHITE Industrlal Arts Club 123-4 Glee Club 3-4 Vlctorx Corps 2 U S Nan 4 BETTY WILEY -ng bs..- Home Economlcs 1 MARTHA ANN WILLIAMS Cantab 'S Glee Club 34 Gnrls Ensemble 34 Mel 3 ange Glrl Reserxe 234 Aeronautxcs Club 2 Vlctorv Corps 2 Music Club 3 MlX6d Ensemble 3 Stunt Nleht 3 LORETTA WILLIS Band 1 Reporter 123-1 Gxrl Reserxe 24 Vlctory Corps 2 WILLIAM COGSIL U S Naw 19441945 LEO HAMILTON N0 Picture Track. 3 TED BROWN Football, 3 WILMER WINNETT Class Basketball 2 Varslty Basketball 3-4 Varsity Football 4 Industrlal Arts Club 2-3-4 l-I1 Y Club 4 MARTHA JANE WOODWARD Girl Reserve 23-4 Aeronautics Club 23 Victory Corps 2 WALLACE YARNELL Tumbling 1 2 3-4 Industrial Arts Club 1 2-3-4 U S Navy 4 ERNEST HOWELL U S Nawv 19441945 Charles Robert Shlvely Marjorle Carnes James Devoll Wxlllam Moffett The Semor Class H1StOTY SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Preszdent Wllllim Moffett Vzce Preszdent J tmes Dey oll Secrelnrw Marjorte C arnes Y rcusurc r Robert Shu ely We as Seniors haxe been preparlng to step into the road of llfe Now wlthout warning we have reached the time when dectstons are most lmportant We face for ward and yet turn back for a long look at the past As we thlnk oyer our four years ln hlgh school we have varled memories some serlous some frivolous some sad and some gay Smce our Semor year IS nearest tn our book of memortes let us conslder lt flrst We had a change from the yery begmnlng as ln addttlon to betng the mtghty Sen tors we attended classes ln the bulldxng with which we associated greenhorn days voll for vtce presldent Marjorxe Carnes secretary and Robert Shlvely treasurer our representatives on the Student Counctl we had Jane Boyd Gregg Sheehan James Mtlltgan Donald Baxley Ruth Kelley and Mary Katheryn Burt who seryed as Student Counctl prestdent Marjorte Erskme and Robert Sxgman were tn charge of the publxcatlon of the Reporter and Ruth Kelley was presldent of the Semor Glrl Reserxe Club Donald Balley was H1 Y Club presldent In addttlon to the regular currtculum sexeral new subjects were added and gurls physlcal educatton classes were orgamzed The Melange Athlettc Banquets H1 Y play Band Concert Jumor Semor Receptlon and Commencement are happy memortes of our Semor year James Dey oll w as class prestdent durmg our Jumor year Robert Slgman was uce prestdent and Mary Andrews secretary and treasurer Ruth Kelley Mary Katheryn Burt Donald Balley and Robert Grlfflths represented our class on the Student COUnCll Jean Stew art was presldent of the Glrl Reserye Club The h1gh llghts of thxs year were the presentatlon of the class play Seyenteen the publlcatlon of the Cantab and the Jumor Semor Receptlon , , ki J ' ' ' ' I . ,, Y . , . . L' . Y . U ,, When class elections were held William Moffett was chosen for president: James De- . . I . . v . Y 5 . AS . . 5 A . v ' Y V l In our Sophomore year we wue 1ust green horns all oxer agam and entered Brown High ln a downpour of ram Fmally after having been crltlcally looked oxer by the upperclassmen we got adlusted We elected Robert Slgman for class presldent Donald Balley for VICE presldent and Mary Andrews for secretary treasurer M Warner was our advisor and we had a class party carrying out the Mexican theme Patsy Thomas June Morgan Robert Slgman and Donald Balley were chosen as our Student Councll representatnes Durlng our Freshman year we Just trled to study and get used to the ldea that we were actually h1g,h school students Joan Souers and Mlchael McClelland served on the Student Councll As We thmk over the past four years we remember the excltlng football and bas ketball games our rouslng pep meetlngs our first Homecommg Game and many many other exents And so with a look of regret we glance back over our hlgh school days and say So long Cambrldge Hlgh IIS been swell' Martha Jean Hall Kennet' , , ,,, ' u ,nv , - . 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' I I -v -v - 1 u 1 Y' v ' as - - - 1 , vs 1 v W 'W '- 'i ' - N CDUTSTANDING EVENTS CDF 1944 1945 Sue121l of our 9lUd9Ill9 placed hlgh 111 tl1e Semor Scholarshnp ff sts uhuh were taken Nlarrh 10 In C1ue1nsey fountx llobert Slgllldll plated llllltl Nlars Kllllftll Burt fourth Gregg Sllftflllll sncth Nl21r1or12 frslunc seventh Bonnxf C lnlt ughth llld NOFIYII 'Xlcf ullx 11111th YV2 YNlSl'l to cxtc 11d s1nr212 co11gr1tul1t1o11s to the se SQIIIOFS Oll than lflllf 12 1112 Ill llld hope the 1 f111d l1fe as successful Por the fnst tlme IH tl e lllSl0IW of our school sex eral of OUI students were consxdered for the Bausch 2111d Iomb Honorary .Science Award 'Ilns au 11d IS granted to students all over tl1e countrx 011 the b1s1s of prog1ess 111 scnence Two of our SQHIOFS Tllellllfl Llleen Fretm 111 1nd Nlartl11 .lean Hull wele chosen and presented medals In the athletlc department t1 opl11es were 2111 lI4tl0tl to James Devoll 111 b'1s ketball and to Wllmer WlIlIl0ll 1nd Fred Cub 011 111 footb1ll Ihese awards remlnd us of mmy 9YLll1Ilg games and we 2 xp12ss our tl1 llllxi fo1 then gl llltl plawmg At long last Central Hlgh School had IIS flrst Homecommg game Fllen Harrls relgned over the ex Clllflg 1nd Jane Box cl .lune 'Nlorgan 2111d Patsy Thomas were her attend2111ts The students wnll long remember 0l.ll f1ISl dlld hope lt takes 1 permanent place 111 our school calendar IH the future In the Cla s A East Oh1o DISITICI h1gh school solo and ensemble aud1t1ons held at Muskmgum College Aprll twenty flrst SIX 1ndlVldl1dl mus1c1ans and one ensemble from Cambrndge Hngh School won hlghest ratmg., Gunn plano Russell Booth uolln Charles Shfnnver cornet Margaret Shlpe alto yolce Kenneth Chellns base XOICC and the B fl 1t cl1r1net quartet compo ed of Russell Booth Beverley Casey Joan Churchman and Dolores McFarland Concermng the members of the Semor Cl ass now 1n the servnce we c'1n report that Robert Hull S 2 c has been asslgned to 1 seruce school of the H1CdlC ml corps '1t Great Lakes and Ernest Howtll who has been 1n the South Piclflc irc 1 fOl oxer El year IS now S 1 c Wllmer NV1nnett Gregg Sheehan Dxught Cowden and James NI1ll1g'1n passed the quallfylng ewamlnatlon for college tratnlng 1n the Army Spcculutd T1 nmng Reserve Progr 1m v1h1ch was LIVCH Aprll 12 to ten 2 lIldldilQS 1t C2 ntr1l sc n1o1 high school Russell Booth xx 1s xoted C2htr1l Hlgh Schools Teen of the Wtek ln 1 conttst sponsored by thc Chlcago Trlbum md Syndtcttt p1p2 rs Russell xx 1s eltctccl Il0l only for h1s talent ln muslc but bttlllst of hls lnttrcst md lCl'llCYCY'I1Cl1l 111 ull ph1s2s f school hfe Rlchard Darby Paul Notlxes md James Nhhaffex lngh sclool Jun1o1s hue recen ed hxgh honors by bemg chosen C21mbr1dg,e dcleg ttts to tl1e 1nnu1l Boys State '1t Wzttenberg College Sprmgftcld Boys State sponsored by the Amerncan Legton 11111 be conducted next month wlth hlgh school youths selected on the basls of lngh scholarshlp st'1nd1ng leadership qualltles and promlnence ln school act1x1t1es attendmg fron1 Y'll'lOllS COI'lll'I'llll'llll9b ln Ohxo JE ' 2 I' . , 2 2 .12,.1 12 ' 1...'1 . 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A JI NIOR S NIVNIORY BOOIx September 'J lf 5 School d ns Back toCc11i1 1 Student C ounul 1 If txons Sue Hukrxder Md1gdI9I Sh1pe Robert C mlpbell P :ul Noakes New sublects lournahsm world geogmphx home pI11111111g H1X 1111t11t1on Cliss off1cers Puchird Dlrbx Puchfxrd Hn es 'Nlartha Ed moncls Ruth NIQML11111 C1111 Pnesene I wmng Stu IOI 11111 IVOIIC mg 011 the C 111t1b Ju111o1 Pln C IOVNlIIg P11118 orchlds to the actors Sprmg wacatlon Work bc gms dgdm oh hon we h1te to get up 111 the 111or111ng Bmquets' banquets' banquets' Athletlc H1 Y Reporter Industrml Arts Cwlub F111 1I mums Jumox SQIIIOI Re ceptlon June flrst last cllx of sc 1 ol The CIOOI lexolus once more VVQ IIC the IAIIlghIW scmols' Nldrtha Fdmonds Rlchard Darby Ruth McMunn Fhzabeth XIHCCOHICBX JI NIOR CI X39 OI I IC I RS Prrfsulf 111 Ihchard Darbx I we Preszzlent Puchard Has es Serrr turx Xldl th 1 Edmonds Treasurer Ruth XICXIUIIII - -, 1: , ' , I I I V-w v Y .s r 4 4 1 ,C , K 1 1 .. 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E ' .......g- 7 J N . - - - - . . 1 7?-C 3 ,tm I 1 ' 7 1 . ., , XIRS BENlNl ll FIRST ROW Mary Jane Wynn Joy Klng Betty Shearroyy Kathyrn Kimble Carol Hammond Betty Trott Martha Edmonds SECOND ROW Thelma Wolfe Evelyn Wmland Betty Rayburn Dorls Alloxvly Eileen Johnson Dorothy Justlce Marjorle Dayls Phyllls Arnold Helen Wmmtt THIRD ROW Norma Jean Wheeler Elmabeth Lag,ne aux Dorothy Ankrom I lu zbcth Ogle Wanda Brokaw Angela Ballantme Delores Vhlson Geneva Moore Barbara Swan Mary Hetrlek FIFFH RONV Joan Morrls Letha Glbson Jacquelme Lagncaux LOIS Matthews Nlary Ellen Boyd Marjorxe Wallenfelz Nlarllyn Sunnafrank Norma Hummell NIR I R 'XXII' FIRST ROW Harry Allen Robert Maust Xhlllam S1gman Rlchard Price SECOND ROW Edward Shepherd Charles Best John Taylor Paul Ramsey Robert Campbell Rodney Hess THIRD ROW D3X1d Shaw James Sway James Hobson John Sullnan Joseph Orahoskx FOURTH ROW Vhlllam Smlth James Curran Robert Hayman Charles Leonard Rlchard Roller Dale Kelger Paul Noakes Not m plcture Richard RBDIIS llrs Benm tt 'llr Prfznze 39 , , . . . 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V . - , v Y - - V .' v - Q - I v - 4 H ' , v - u p v V' ' - . fl liss 11701 nrlrmzl Wzss Melt er 40 MISS 'VIcl+ ARI AND FIRST ROW Nettle Brlll Dorothy Starr Betty Marka Ruth McMunn Lola Phllllps Mary Ellen Caskey Maryellen Berkfleld SECOND ROW Mlldred Fulton Kathryn James Jacquellne Ray Barbara Eddlngton Janet Pulley Shirley Laubaugh Dorm Campbell THIRD ROW Carol Bean Phlllp Koslta Charlea Scott Robert Vance Wilmer Rldgeway Vernon Hall FOURTH ROW Richard Darby Kenneth Chellm Jamea N1ChOlSOn Bruce Melghen Rlchard Rlgby Robert Parker 'XIISS NIFITIFR FIRST ROW Marjorle Ferguson Louls Wharton Helen Steele Margaret Scholl Rosemary Cayglll Patrlcla Anderson Allce Webb SECOND ROW Rebecca Patterson Rosemary Dane Eleanor Maldottl Kathleen Hxll Marjorle Herrmg Shlrley Hodder THIRD ROW Phyllis Wlnters Norma Dragosm Jeorle lNeff Regma SCl lllllIlg Betty Mack FOURTH ROW Florence Wateon Glorla Slaxen Anna Mae Campbell Kathleen Newman Kaye Leyahon 1 1 1' . W . 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Y. . - . , . ., , 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 , ' 1 - 1 1 1 1 , . . ...pw .35-Y 'iw IVIR PRINE Watson SECOND ROW Sue Harkrader Elnzabeth MacConkey Joan Campbell Jean Bond THIRD ROW Robert Dlehl Paul Marlmg Richard Hayes Rlchard Goodrlght Jack Boyd FOURTH ROW Lundy Hayes Vhlllam Dougherty James Hammond YV1ll1am John son Laurence Sehxllmg XIISS NIILL SHFPHFRD FIRST ROW Anna Lee Graham Cleo Addy Louise Snlder Martha Spencer Donna Hawkms Dorothy Hull Florence Longsuorth Frances James SECOND ROW Jolene Cl6SlCk Vlfglnla Sponslller Martha Sine Lorena Wrlght Kathleen Daw son Betty Johnson Clara Barrett THIRD ROW Fred Dexore Homer Earl Maw Sarchet Charles Shawver Paul Fetzko Talley Evans Robert McConnell FOURTH ROW Gene Allen Robert Vmcent James Mahaffey Wnllxam Moon Theo dore McHenry John Landman Russell Moon Bernard Klmball ll r Prz ne 'llzss Nell Shepherd -11 .XZ I I . fx 3 I , I ef Q H L' L FIRST ROW-Mildred Mallett, Phyllis Sipe, Elizabeth Hardingg Hope Burt, Dorothy SCDPHOMORE CLASS OUR SOPHONIORF YEAR IN HIGH SLHOOI Another summer xacatlon was oxer and on September 5 1944 school and lessons began once agam Thls year we are Sophomores a dlfflcult name to say very fast as we soon learned when Here s to our Classes was sung at our flrst assembly Instead of gomg to Brown I-hgh as many of our parents had done we returned to Central School whlch IS now ltnown as Cambrldge Semor Hlgh School tTht Senlors thlnk that means Semors only l Few of us OlJVj6Ct9d to thls for we had heard of the trlcks played upon Sophomores by the upperelassmen at Brown Hxgh Smce we already l new our way around Central th1s w as ellmmated In a xery short tlme we found ourselves almost snowed under wlth Caesars Gallic Wars Idylls of The Kmg and Sllas 'VIarner lessons ln bookkeepmg Journallsm geography and those sweet little problems ln geometry The rivalry was great ID the volley ball and basketball games played by the glrls durmg thelr gym tl lsses Something that ex eryone wanted w as more lelsure tlme Early 1n the fall Tom Swan Bextrly Casey Russell Booth and Peggy Mltehell Whlte Tom Swan Joan Kaplan and Beverly Casey were elected presldent vlee presl dent secretary and treasurer respeetlvely of our class They dxd a flne Job as dld the Sophomore boys who partlclpated m the xarlous sports Our class basketball team was one of the best At th1s tlme we attended our flrst pep meetlng and helped to select cheerleaders and the first homecomlng queen of C H S Some of us who could Slng falrly well were admltted to the glee clubs and the boys already belongmg to the Torch Club and Industr al Arts Club w ere permltted to lnltlate lnstead of belng 1n1t1ated To most of them thxs was a great delight There IS much talent ln our class as was shown by the Sophomore party The latter held on February 14 1949 was a wonderful palty and wlll not soon be for gotten Durlng thls last year there were many tlmes when We 9IlX18d the superlorlty of the Senlors but seelng those dublous smlles on thexr faces when they recelxed thelr dlplomas made us thankful that we have two more years ln dear old C H S JEAN FORSYTHE Robert Whlte, Bexerly Casey, Joan Kaplan, Thomas Sw an V . f V ' ' .' ' , , , . . , 1 ' . '. v v 1 B-V ' ' 1 , L V . . V V V V . . . V v i v V ' ' v 5 ' ' I V ' V , .' u v I- , c , , , ' .' . ' , I . .I Y I 7- V1 I ' ' . V. V, V V .V . ' were elected as the Sophomore representatives to the Student Council, and Robert D v n V ' - Y A I v l ' 'J' 1 l L Y 'I l ' ' . V . , . V . V V . . V . . ., . V V . . 1 v V ' - 7 1 ' I ' I ' . . V V . V V V. L . . . V . . . . V . V . . V V . J , ' ---- . ,V ,ve - V V V V Yun., J H SOPHONIORE CI ASS OFFICERS I rrsldeni Robelt VVh1te Vue Preszdenf Thomas Swan Secretary Joan Kaplan Treasurer Bexerlw Cases NIISS ARNOI D FIRST ROW Donnle Barthlome Patr1c1a Camp Velma Larrlck Marjorie Leonard Margaret Hunt Thelma Ollyer Llla Yarnell Donna Jean Wmters Delorys Shaffer Ruth Kranz Edyun Myers SECOND ROW Roy Sater James Bowers Betty Harbln Gllda NVagstaff Charlotte Warner .Ioan Kaplan Bexerly Casey Mary Ramsey Mary Cross Dorothy Duff Peggy Mahaffey Harold Scott George Cochran THIRD ROW Norman Kahn Roy Morrls Richard Carr Rodney Degenhart Wllllam Perego Joseph Carter Richard Kelffer Earl Spr1ng,Lr John Jefferls FIRST ROW Xhlbur Lawyer Kathryn Denny Shlrley Cosby Xesta Ann Sarchet Thomas Olnhausen SECOND ROVS Rxchard Cosby Elmer XX ard Lllllan Allen Barbara Darby Marle Brlere Rosalie Gunn Shlrley DHXIS Jacquelme NTcCullough Ellzabeth Flelds Russell Booth THIRD ROW Thomas Swan Janet Heldman Donna Larrlck Betty Nlatheyys Jean Forsythe Patrlcla Brokaw Glorla Justxce Nlelba Hammond Barbara Denny Patrlcla Kelser Eugene Haxwkms FOURTH ROW Xernon Freeman Edward Donohue Nlonroe Smlth Neal 'Nlllllgan W1ll1am COFSWIH John NIcFerran Thomas H111 Eugene Gates Don Mllhoan .lliss Atkins V199 Arnold 43 .,..f, I . t A ' 1 Q I Q 1 ' 1 ' 1 ' , - . 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RQIXI 1111 Ci11111I11'111. .Iz11111s AI 'I S1111, .I11s1'11I1 2 '-151 FRESHMAN CLASS The Class of 1948 entered Broun lunior High School on September 'S 1944 and escaped the usuil yokes showered on Freshmen for we cnyoyed the privilege of being the upper classmen of the building We were allow ed no class officers but made a good selection of Bonnie Rme and Flank Hutchison to represent us on the Student Council At the fnst of the year a number of our boys were initiated into the Torch Club and Industrial Arts Club Girls physical education classes were organwed and met twice a week under the superyision of Mrs Beal of Freshmen boys and our Spring Party at the gym xy as a real success We are yery proud of our Girls and Boy s Glee Clubs and of the members of our class who yn ere chosen to yn rite up the nevus for the Reporter This has been a happy year and we are now looking forvs ard to new experiences as students of the Senior High School PEGGY PARRY FRFSHMAN REPORTER STAFF FIRST ROVV Louise Leeper Mary ellen Thatcher Barbara Cline Peggy Parry Dolores Brodine Carolyn Jones SFCOIND ROW Elaine NX ardeska Margaret Atcheson Nancy White Alice Ann Cull Paige Callfos THIRD ROW Rebecca Bakos Nanette Boyd Shirley Nolan FOURTH ROW Robert Bennett George Swan John Roby Miss V211 hams l L- . -V E .' -. L. V . I. . , .A ' . ' ' ,, ' v . 1 . ' . . 1 , - , ' ' ' We enjoyed a Christmas party' at the American Legion Hall, sponsored by a group . .O ' I K I 7 Y . ' A 14. A Av . Y , ., , ' r' - - 1 NIIQQ C I AX TON FIRST ROW Fdward Remley Patrlcxa Johnson Betty VS arehlme Xlrgxnxa Long Carol Hetrlck Jean Bryan Jack1e DeX old SFCOIND ROV! 'Nlax Glbson Lolette XXIIIIHITIS Oma Lee 'NIurg,atxo3d Dolores Wll l1amQ Flllabeth Trlbhle A1111 Ann Cull Bonnle 'Neff Joan VK atkms THIRD ROXX John Sneddon Pllzabeth Nllller Nlarxlyn Nlarkley Sue Rauxch Dolores Peters Bettx JaCkQon FOLRTII ROV! Rlchard Ilubinkx Nlartm Stock Xxlllldm Sarchet George Henman Yerlan NIH IONIBS FIRST ROXX Niartha Hammond NIAXIHC Suax Jane Carpenter Peggx Jo Nloore Bettx Cropper Barbara -Xllen Joann Nhller Joannt NleG1ll SECOND ROW Delorex Ixlnnan Flame Ponn Rebecca Bakox Nlarllxn Pont1us I-alla Xiax Nlarllxn Reaaoner Lou DuBo1Q Nlary ku lnger Anna Lagneaux THIRD ROW Eleanore Baker Robert Anderaon John HxmeQ George Hall Donald Nhller Alfred HulQe CharleQ Laughlln VS. 1ll1am Patterson FOLRTH ROXK XX 1ll1am Bonham Frank HUICIIIQOD Cec1l Pollock XX 1ll1am SIIIIIOH JameQ Saltz XXIIIIHTII Tennant Rlchard Prxor FIFTH ROXK Harold NIarlatt Dan Hax ei Paul Starr Robert Bennett Uzu flrnlorz Ill fonzfws -14 FIFTH ROVV Hugh Forshey, James Callihan, Marion Benton, Robert Kuhn, Richard fllr. Ingram V155 Nzcholson 48 MR INGBAM FIRST ROW Rosemary McM1llen Mary Dragosln Maxme Power Wllma Joan Myer Norma Cross Margaret Spencer Jean Warden SECOND ROW Carol Connor Marcelene Unklesbay Exelyn Wmnett Hughes Jacquellne Brown Patrlcla Calxert THIRD ROW Dorothy HOpk1nS Sally Church Jewel Knlght Patrlcla Shlrley May Bonnle Jlrles Alleen Mllner Martha Cunnmgham Elanda Love FOURTH ROW Wllllam Sunnafrank Tony Wilson Wayne Lucas Delmar Eugene Poole John Shaw John Howell Isaac X andyne FIFTH ROW Charles Wolfe Donald Morrow Jack VV1lson Charles Fleming Carl Clark Roy Saxage Holmes Ramona Graham Thomas FIRST ROVS Loulse Leeper Ruth Longsxnorth Joan Johnson Marilyn Llkes Ruth Donley Betty Lou Chambers Mary Ellen Thatcher SECOND ROW Lena Tsamous Marjorle Flemlng Rebecca Oakley Marllyn Brown Paullne Hall Erma Harmon THIRD ROV! 'Vlarllyn Dllley Elame Baker Patrlcla Rutledge Grace Cooper Jeanne Nellley FOURTH ROW Wllllam Huntsman Russell Shearrow Robert Blshard Delbert Gal breath Rlchard Rathmell Robert BlSh0p Leonard Thomas Arthur Addlson FIFTH ROV! Glen lwcholson Lavs renee Lau Paul Bremxgan Robert Balrd Dxslght Clark Thomas Nielghtn James Hutchison Donald Dusz Robert Melghen l 1 Q I 1 ' . ' ' I v . v V - -1- y v - li! . In I I U Y ' 1 t, , . - -v y - - 7 I . v . - 1 ' -Iv - v . , . 7. . . . - - 'Y - . v . . ' , V ' . - . . - - . , , MISS NICHOLSON I' v - V y f - I V . v n - 1 - . I' - A . I u v . V 1 V, . . l V . . . ' W4 I I Y I . f ' I . - , , . ', '. ' , ' , , . , . , . . 7 Y 1' . , v . ' - .- U - , n - - . . Y . A , V . B . N, V , A . y y NIR SAI NIOIN FIRST RCN, Donna JL tn Lthr Jtmce Phelps Barbara Clme Shtrlcg INolan Pcg,,g.,y Purx Dolores Brodun Htxcrlw XVIISOII QFCUND RUXX NI1rg,1e Kl tss I l unc VN ardnska Rexerly Ann XXIINOH lNanL1e VVh1t1 Xlollx Shepud Bonnle Rlne Jl innt NILAn1nth THIRD ROW Bcity Saffell Strth Nltrsh Fug.,c ne J lckson PLINOI-IXNYI Calafos John Roby Harrlettm Johnson FULRTH ROVS Ronald Bu h nd Rontld 'Vloffttt Ired Brtll George Su an XX tx nm Quarles Homtr DuI-,ols Jr FIFTH ROW Jtelt Carpenter Robert Bmger Donald XICKIHT Joseph Fulton Jtek lxcnnedx SIXTH ROW Fed XX llIl'1II1S C lxdc Birnhart IDILI Loos NIISS XY II I I XNIS FIRST ROW Ag,,nLs Not alt SIIIIICX Four Normt Dans Aloha Robson Shlxlex Allen XX inda Brlnlhnr QF COND RUXX Joe Fd Xhdmuet Fdna Huff Ihrrlette Thomas Patrlcla Atchlson Baxbara Tllton Nlaxjoue Latehle Dean Flnlex THIRD ROW Jean Hoffman 'NI1rx Nlartm Nltrx Sarehet Jeanlne Slax XlI'glI'l1d Howell Xelma Bennett FOLRTH ROXK Bettx Batman Dorts Clarx Ixathleen Dennx Dolores XXIIIIQ Fax Stoffer Fred Holt Jack Trubx FIFTH ROXX Rlchard Sexerns Laurence Collart Donald Hardlng Donald Lxnn Tl omas Daxton Thomas Johnson SIXTH ROW Ch xrles Doxxnerd 'Ntek Tremoules Robert Baker Donald Clark .IIr. 51111111111 Il1,ss II 1ll111111s 1 ' Y ' I 1 1 1 - 1 'y 1 1 1 ' ' 1 T 1 1 K ,K K 1' 1 H I V ' 1 y 111 2. , . ,, ,., , ' . C . . . 1 1 nz 1 ' ', ' ' .' , ' ' X, . y' '1', , I2 X . ' ' . 1 ' ' , 1 1 . 1 5 , . H 1' .' , 1 ' , . . ' , . 1 ' ' . -. . , . . 7 ' . ', 1 , 1 , 1 . 1 , , 1 , 1, . . , H '. ' ' . .1 , 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 , 1 , , . , . , 1 1 In 1 A 1' , 1 . 1 . ', ' N' 1 ,t z ,' 1 J , ' L' - , 1 ' 1 Ut. 1 v v Q v- XY Q 1 ' 1 1 v ' A '1 D . . , D , , . 1 ., . , 1 5 1,' . . 5 . 1' ' Z N. , ' Av',, S' , ' .. p- -iI..f f-V QFQGHIZCI Dons I I STUDENT COUNCIL The Student Council is a representative body chosen from the four classes. Its members, divided equally as to boys and girls, consist of six seniors, four juniors, four sophomores, and two freshmen. The purpose of the Student Council is to provide a basis for closer relationship between the faculty and the student body, to make recommendations that seem to be for the general welfare of the student body, and to discuss problems vital to the individual student or to the student body. Its aim is to help maintain a high standard for our school, to be useful in carrying out any school policy, and to sponsor high school parties, programs, dramatic enter- tainment ,and banquets in honor of our athletic teams. During the 1944 football season, the Student Council sponsored the first annual Homecoming in the history of Cambridge High School. SLNIORS JUNIORS SOPHOMORES Miry Kathryn Burt Sue Halkrader BCYCTIY CHSCY P M h ll Donald Bailey Robert Campbell Thomas Swan Jane Boyd Paul NOakQS FRESHMEN Bonnie Rlne Gregg Sheehan Frank Hutchison James Milligan Arlzzsor lVI1ss Pishel STL DFNT COUNCIL Rme Frank Hutchison SI' COND ROW Gregg Sheehan Jane Boyd Peggy Mitchell Paul Noakes Beverley Casey Mary Katheryn Burt James Milligan Margaret Shipe Donald Bailey l FIRST ROW' -Thomas Swan, Russell Booth, Sue Harkrader, Ruth Kelley, Bonnie NIEMBERS James Addison Edward Arnold Jack Arnold Robert Bennett William Bonham Delmar Campbell Richard Carr Donald Denbow VV1ll1am Edmonds Dean Finley I oren Foxx ler Fred Gibson George Heitman Wilbur Holmes Alfred Hulse Frank Hutchison Norman Kahn Jack Kennedy Robert Kuhn Donald Nlilhom Ros 'Nlorris Thomas Olnhausen Gene Rose Dwight Rutledge John Shfm Xlonroe Smith George Su an Ilhomas Swan William Stillion Elmer W ard Robert W arner The Torch Club is an organization open to Freshman and Sophomore boys. It gives the boys an opportunity to create a higher standard of living early in their high school career. The most important social events of the club this year were a dance at McMahon Gymnasium, the annual Torch Club Banquet, and a party held at the Service Center. The faculty advisor of the club is Mr. Morgan. Dr. McGeorge is the religious advisor. OFFICFRS President Elmer Ward Vice President Robert Bennett Secretary Thom is Su in Treasurer Jfnmes Addison FIRST ROW Monroe Smith John Shaw Fred Gibson Robert Bennett Dean Finley Joe Widmeyer Norman Kahn Thomas Olnhausen Alfred Hulse Ward William Stillions Theodore Williams Robert Kuhn THIRD ROW George Helteman NV1ll1am Bonhim Roy Vlorrns Frank Hutchison Donald Denbow Jack Kennedy Loren Fowler FOURTH ROW Jack Arnold Du ight Rutled e FIFTH ROW Delmar Campbell Richard Carr Donald Milhoan James -Xddison Edward Arnold Robert VS arner Robert W hite George Su in Thomas Su an Robert WVhite T Q R Joe Ed xVlClI'I19X er C H Ted Williams C L U B - SECOND ROW -Mr. Morgan, Wilbur Holmes, William Edmonds, Gene Rose, Elmer IUNIOR AND SENIOR GIRL RESERVE CLUBS SFNIOR CSIRI RESFRVE CABINET FIRST ROVS Helen WatQ0n Ruth Kelley Iola Somers Fhomas Nldrtha Jean Hdll THIRD ROW Jane Boyd Louwe Poole Florence Wlvfoe June Morgan JLNIOR FIRI RFSFRXF C LXBINET FIRST ROW Ruth XIc'NIunn Shlrleg Coe bx Lon Phxl11pQ Kolsor 'Nidrtha Pdmonds THIRD ROVS Barham Darby I-lwabeth Nllcfonkog Fdna Murphy M IFQ Fllen Bclkflc-ld 'NI 113 Illon Cdskey 1 , . . 2 lg' 1 , 4. 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S5'111l111l, lllll 11'i:111. l1- 111111111 1l11- 1'11'1'l1- 1l1 - 1h1'1-1- sidvs l't'lJl' -111- i11,, 1h1- 1l11'1-1- lJll1lSl'S 111' l11'1-. 51111'i111:1l, IlI1'IlI2ll, 111111 11l1yfi1'11l 111111 1h1 L'II'1'l1' 1'1-111'1-s1- 1i11g 1h- w111'l1l 111 XYlll1'll 111- li1'1, 1l1- 1-l11l1 II'l.' 11'11-1l 111 I'111'1h1-1' 1l11-i1' 111-v1-l11111111-111 111 11111 11111. 11111' lll1'llll11'l'S l1111 :1ls 1 111 1'X'1'l'X 1111111-111 111 C':1111l11'i1l:1- llf l1 .'1'l 111l, HI-Y CLUB The Hi-Y Club of Cambridge High School endeavors to create and maintain high standards of Christian character throughout the school and community. Rev. Dwight Heaston of the Methodist Church is the Spiritual Advisor of the Club. Raymond Thompson is the Faculty Advisor. Meetings are held whenever a matter of importance arises. The social activities of the Hi-Y this year consisted of one dance held on February 17th at the McMahon Gymnasium and the Hi-Y Dinner Party, held at the Masonic Temple on May 4, 1945. FIRST ROW William Johnson Wilmer Wlnnett Robert McConnell Tally Evans James Sway Richard Darby William Dougherty Richard Hayes Jerry Gregory SECOND ROW Rev Heaston Robert Parker Mr Thompson THIRD ROW Wilmer Ridgeway Paul Ramsay Robert Campbell Donald Bailey Dwight Cowden Gregg Sheehan Robert Slgman Charles Best James Hobson FOURTH ROW Paul Noakes James Devoll James Nicholson James Mahaffey Donald Kranz David Shaw Jack Boyd George Graham Frank Carpenter 'VIEMBERS OF Donald Bailey Charles Best Jack Boyd Robert Campbell Frank Carpenter Dwight Cowden Richard Darby James DeVoll THF OFFICERS Vzce President James DeVoll Secretary Treasurer THE CLUB William Dougherty Tally Evans George Graham Jerry Gregory Richard Hayes James Hobson Robert Hull William Johnson Jerry Gregory Robert Sigman Donald Kran7 James Mahaffey Robert McConnell James Nicholson Paul Noakes Robert Parker Piul Ramsey Wilmer Ridgeu ay David Shaw Gregg Sheehan Robert Sigman James Sway Wilmer Wmnett t l lv 1 I 1 0 ' I 1 i Y I l l ' Y ' e . , , . . V . l 1 7 l Y A Y Y Y Y ' V+ Y Y . ' Y ' 1 I ' D Y D ' 4 ki President ---- Donald Bailey , - ---- , , , ----- ,M , y . A 1 REPORTER STAI' If FIRST ROW Phyllis Slpe Phyllis Arnold Ruth Kelly Jean Phelps Mary Cath erlne Guegold Marjorle Frskme Robert Slgman Roselyn Brogan Loretta W1ll1s Sue Harkrader Shlrley Cosby SFCOND ROW Edwin Myers Allce Waller Mary Andrews Edlth Snider Jacquelme McCullough Barbara Darby Joan Churchman Patrlcla Kelser Rosalle Gunn Bar bara Flemmlng Barbara Denny Betty MacConkey Mr Odebrecht THIRD ROW Patrlcla Camp Kathryn James Martha Edmonds Beverly Casey Joan Morrls Letha GIIJSOU Fdna Murphy Florence McGee Jean Forsythe Jacqueline Ray FOURTH ROW Rnchard Darby Wllllam Edmonds Charles Shawwer Kenneth Chellls Rlchard Carr Thomas Swan Gregg Sheehan Tally Exans Rodney Hess Roy Morrls Members not 1n plcture June Morgan and Rlchard Rose REPORTER The Reporterstaff workmg dlllgently to puhlxsh an lnterestlng., lnd lFlf0llTllllXO school paper meets ex ery Monday ln Room 11 Heading the Reporter for 44 4m were Marjorlt Frsklne and Bob Slgm in is edltols whxle Mary Guegold serxed as columnlst Loretta Wtllls as Buslness Manager md Roselyn Brogan as Llrculatlon 'Nlanager Nlr Odebreeht lS the faculty adxxsor Almost exery day some phase of the work for the publlcatlon of the Reporter lS going on The clxck of the typewrlter ln the Reporter Room or someone wxltm madly to get an asslgnment ln on tlme are exerx day hlppemngs V- H , , , 'z ' x Al Il 1 1 ? 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K ' il 1 1 1 1 1 l':2ll'l .fp1' g111 51' if Sill 1 ' .1 11 1 1 lu ljlllll .' 1 1 1' 11 1 art 1 .1 ' 1 , 1 ' 1 . 1- THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB Thus IS the twelfth year for the Industrlal Arts Club It was founded m 1933 wlth a charter membershlp of fifty and has grown to a membership of over one hundred It IS the largest and one of the most dCt1V6 clubs ln the hlgh school Stu dents must maintain an average grade to secure and retaln membership ln the club Meetings are held monthly ln the Central Study Hall with the officers ln charge The meetings are devoted to lectures and motlon plctures almed to further the ln dustrlal educatlon of the students The meetlngs are followed by an mformal social The most outstandmg event of the year for the club was the annual banquet on Apr1l the twenty seventh whlch w as enjoyed by all At the football and basketball games the club replemshed thelr treasury by takmg charge of the concesslons OFFICERS Presldent James M1ll1gan Secretary Paul Ramsey Treasurer Robert Parker Reporter Wllllarn Johnson ADVISORS Thomas Mr Beymer Mr Rawllns Mr Oberholtzer period and refreshments are served. 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N , 4 CANTAB STAFF CANTAB STAFF FIRST ROW Louise Schneider Martha Jean Hall Mary Ellen Boyd Barbara Swan Mary Hetrick Margaret Shlpe Ruth McMunn Frances James Lois Phillips SECOND ROW Marjorie Davis Betty Trott Martha Edmonds Phyllis Slpe Sue Harkrader Betty Rayburn Doris Alloway Carol Bean Maryellen Berkfield Dor othy Justice THIRD ROW Letha Gibson Joan Morris Kathryn James Phyllls Arnold Jacquelyn Ray Angela Ballantine Elizabeth MacConkey Norma Hummell Florence Longsworth Eileen Johnson FOURTH ROW Kay Leyshon Charles Scott Richard Darby Kenneth Chellis Wil ham Smith Tally Evans Robert Diehl Regina Schilling Editor in chief Assistant Editor Art Editor Student Advisors Photographer Circulation Manager Doris Allow ay Joan Morris Sue Harkrader Robert Diehl Betty Rayburn Richard Darby Elizabeth MacConkey Kenneth Chellis Robert Sigman Martha Jean Hall James Sway Ruth McMunn LITERARY STAFF Classes Dorothy Justice Administration Letha Gibson Sports Tally Ed Ex ans Music Margaret Shipe Dramatlcs Betty Trott Actn ities Jacquelyn Ray Organlzations Charles Scott Calendar Carolyn Bean Business Staff Kathryn James Regina Schilling Frances James Florence Longsuorth Louise Schneider Maryellen Berkfield Phyllis Arnold Kaye Leyshon Angela Ballantine Marjorie Dans Mary Hetrick Norma Hummell Eileen Johnson Barbara Swan Phyllis Sipe William Smith Mary Fllen Boyd Marthi Edmonds Typists Doris Alloyyay Shirley Laubaugh Flilabeth Harding Ruth 'VIcMunn Faculty Ady isors Miss Mary Arnold Miss Marian Atkins W . I v ' 1 f V . , . . . , . , , , - W .I I I 1 .I I Y I I - W ' - . I I 1 . I I , , . . , ' I W I - S . I . I . I I' I . - -. .' ----- I , ' Business Manager --------- Lois Phillips , . Y . ' ' U I . '. ' . ' ' ' V ' 'I A . I ' I v D I Y 'YS V I . , , I. ' 1 , ' A . I , . 1 'V v v 5 B ' v 1 7 A .'. . I 1' do JA 'Z M usjc 51 Drama ' it !'! 'H' Q 5 Today the students of Cambrldge Hlgh School are seeklng new horxzons and many of them wlll find thelr future ln the world of muslc The experlence gained through the glee clubs ensembles band and orchestra vull do much to promote muslclanshlp 1n the-1r future study best dreams come true Here musxc dvsells and offers to all ss ho seek tts treasures a golden store of pleasure and contentment Muslc has no price seeks no re ward Its beneflces aualt the askmg The growung ch1ld wnll fmd 1n muslc noblest of all arts a rxcher truer mherltance than wx ealth can buy KN X . There is a land of delight, an enchanted country, where hopes are real and the CUB iq'- I. AB? DRUM MAJORETTES Phyllis Sxpe Dons Campbell bay Dolores Wllson Grace Olncr Margorle Erskme lon page 611 Mary Ramsey, Peggy Unklcs- BAND Jail: I COLOR GUARD Jean otexvxrt E11 'xbeth Trlbbe Norma Hummell Nlary Ellen Boyd Cleo Addy In ram or Qhme the Camhrldge Hlgh School Band may be found Qpurrmg our lC'l'T'l9 on to uctory Houri of dr1ll makc powlble the fme performance of thlg group and we feel that our hand plays a large part ln the llfe of our Qchool Under the dlrectlon of Mr Beatty the band ha preaented many fxne programa l w ,. L -f-l -.rdf l All A l Y. . C41 . 5 ' ' , fl . , .1 l F' '. . 'zl ' i. ' - L' ' V. '- TROMBOIN F Uma Lee Murgxtroyd Eleanore Baker Patsy Thomas Rlehard Scleaub Leroy Day Ldw ard Donohue Peggy Fndley Kay Burt Donna Lake XVxll1am Coxsden Joseph Carter S XXOPI IONI S .mmlie Boyd 'XTd1g1I'Ol Shqe Phyllls Polen Norma Dane Belly N10I'I'llCLS Buddx Chipallcal Palrlcll helser Pilsx 'Xlllhoan Xlillll Robson Dmnl I'1l1on Jem Runolds Betty XX lrehlmc HURINS J met H1 ldman Margalat Burns Molly Shepard 'llargaret Hunt Gere Potts Iarx Sarehet 0 v J PFRCUSSION Dlek Yerlan Homer Du Bo1s Jack Arnold Jerry Green John Howell Janlee Phelps John Sham Dmght Rutledge Thomae Swan Xlhert Pennell Ihrhara Swan I obert Warner BASSE S XI xrx Cross Ilmher 'XIeKn1g,,ht C arol Conner Joe Flcmlng Loren Foulcr T . x X- W Q , Z V m ,O I M, . . . 1 ' S 5 ? ' xolf 'i V in g . ' D L W ll . . 1 X J E, ' gt , , I ' ' f ' 1 .' . z ' ' 1 . 1 -H ' Y. 1, 'S All V ' h D X' f 'I I-J' - ' ..' 'z '3 L' v r v'L . ' ,. l . . 'Ji ' . 1 -v ' 1 1 - 1 -- Q ,V . . I 5 .. l 1 .' if' . ' , ,, ,. W r r E E x' t' x . l ' vi I 1 'x FRUNIPI FS Bc x 1. rly VK llson Rose Nlarlc Nlobberly I- luabeth H xrdlng, Du 1g,ht Cow den Neal M1ll1f.,an James Gly Harold I' usner VK xlbur Holmu C harles Shaxucr I' lx en Cam If lorenu W xtson Rosely n Blog, mn Bc rdetta lxc lflc r C harles Qumlt J uk Roby Thomas D nylon Roy I' ndlc x Robert S12.,HldTl Robert Dlllon Nancy Caxg,xll Rlchard Ralhmell BARITONE NIHFJOFIS Flemmg Nlonroe Smlth John Hazelyy ood Elalne XX ardeska PICCOLO Sue Rausch CLARINFTS Barbara Tllton Patrlcla Camp Sarah Marsh Harrlette Thomas W1ll1am Snmmons Martha Cunnmgham Joan Trxbble Grace Holmes Bexerly Casey Donna Wlnters Russell Booth Eugene Jackson Paula Loy Lons Du Bols Barbara Edlngton Joan Johnson Fyelyn Wheeler Janet Pulley Delorys McFarland 'vlary Parks Joan Churchman Mary Andrews Ned Smlth Loulse Schnelder Joan Hess A 14 f 4 , . , , . . , ' .VH A C X A V , z 1 V, Y y . . : z ' 1 .N ' . . , . ., - -1 'z .' Edwm Myers s ' ' fe w f ' 1' lx B ' . . , y . - z - ' '. 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THE QRCHESTRA The Camblldge Hlgh School O1chest1a undel the d1IQCtlOI1 of M1 Beattv has made sex C131 fine appealances thls vear The or Chestla played at the begmmng and between acts of the Junlor Play, and was w ell 19CGlV9d by a lax ge audlence They also pre sented a program at the annual Melange P1 mo Bal b tra Swan X lohn Russell Booth Thomas Sw 'tn Pttsy Olson Marf.,ft10t Hunt Mona Bllss C larmet Joan Churchman Dclorys 'Vid' arland Lots Du Bots Donna Wmters Trumpet Bexerly XVIIQOH Plxzabeth H trdlng Rosa MAVIC Mobhtrly Saxaphone Donna Tllton Trombone Pdward Donohue Bass Carol Conner Drums John Arnold -QR ROXV l Russell Booth Thomas Swan Joan Churchman Delores McFarland Rose Nlarle Nlobberlx Eltlabcth Hardmg Bexerly Wllson Thomas Dayton ROW 2 Pttsx Olson Nlonna Ruth Bllss Nlargtrc-t Hunt Joan Trlhble Lots Du Bois Donni Xhnltrs Nlr J teh Bc-tttx John Arnold Carol Connor Barbara Swan Donna Tilton I dw ard Donohut -' ' 1 1 - '1 ' - f 1 y 1 V Q ' - V . . 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GIRLS ENSEMBLE Seated Juanlta DeVolld Jean Phelps Carolyn Bean Standlng Margaret Shlpe Dorls Alloway Joan MOTFIS Barbara Swan Martha Ann Wllllamq Lols Phllllps Iflrst Tenor Clayton Fur Thomas Swan Second Tenor Robert Shwely Richard Cosby Farxtone Tally Ex ans Kenneth Chellls Bass John Hazelw ood Loren Fowler Flrst Soprano Jean Phelps Nlartha Ann VN1ll13l'T1S Juanlta Dey olld Second Soprano Joan 'Vlorrls Lols Phllllps Doris Alloway Alto Margaret Shlpe Carolyn Bean Nlrglma NlcLaughl1n lnot ln DICIUFCP Accompanlst Barbara Swan BUYS ENSEMBLE John Hazelwood Kenneth Chellls Clayton Fan' Thomas Swan Charles Robert Shlxely Tally Ex ans Rlchard Cosby Loren Fowler l -nf. . -' - '-147-7511 ' l '. ,. . . , l 1 . 7 . , - ' A, , .V BY , y ,, f. I , ' 3' lt C . .. B. . -. . - BOYS' GLEE CLUB BOXS CJLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Margaret Shape Norman Kahn Edwln Myers Jack Arnold Roy Morrls Robert Dlllon Russell Booth Monroe Smlth Wllbur Lawyer MISS Lloyd SECOND ROW Loren Fowler Dwight Rutledge John Hazelwood Kenneth Chellls James Bowers Charles Shawyer Wllllam Edmonds Rlchard Cosby THIRD ROW Clayton Falr Robert Shlvely Don Kranz Thomas Swan Robert Any Monday or Wednesday when your spxrlts arent so hlgh Just go to room 29 and at once your worry IS forgotten Look 1n the door and you w1ll see about thlrty boys smgmg under the supervxslon of Mlss Lloyd You all know them Yes lt s our own boys glee club practlcmg for some occaslon They took part m chapel programs and ln the Melange and sang sexeral selectlons at the E O T A They must enjoy smgmg themselves or they wouldn t be domg lt We are certamly proud of our Boys Glee Club All we can say IS keep up the good work' l Warner, James Nicholson, Thomas White, Robert Sigman, Gregg Sheehan. GIRL 9 GLEE CLUB Combine white blouses, dark shirts and forty lovely voices and you have the Girls' Glee Club. Every sixth period everyone forgets his school work and listens to the glee clubs as they practice. I'm sure it isn't a waste of time. This year, as last year, we had two glee clubs because there were so many girls interested in singing. The old glee club meets each Tuesday and Thursday. The new glee club is known as the Friday Glee Club because it meets on that day. It is composed of girls who were not in the glee club last year. The old glee club made several appearances this year, singing at school assemblies, at the E. O. T. A. Meeting and of course, on Music Night. They were highly received whenever they sang. GIRLS' GLEE CLUB FIRST ROWfLois Phillips, Betty Trott, Elizabeth Lagneaux, Betty Mack, Marjorie Davis, Dorothy McConnell, Iola Somers, Patsy Thomas, Ruth McMunn. SECOND ROW-Joy Best, Norma McCulley, Doris Alloway, Florence Longsworth, Jean Bond, Rebecca Patterson, Dorothy Justice, Helen Winnett, Miss Lloyd. THIRD ROWfPhyllis Sipe, Sue Harkrader, Dora Fronz, Carolyn Bean, Joan Morris, Barbara Byers, Lois Wardeska, Jean Phelps, Elaine Bay. FOURTH ROW-Martha Ann Williams, Kathleen Newman, Virginia McLaughlin, Shirley Laubaugh, Barbara Swan, Marilyn Sunnafrank, Martha Clary, Phyllis Arnold, Margaret Shipe. FRID AY GIRLS GLEE CLUB FIRST ROW Bonnie Clark Donna Tilton Eileen Johnson Juanita DeVolld Alice Hines Jo Anne Castner Melda Whltis June Snider SECOND ROW Wimfred Crawford Jean Wells Martha Spencer Monna Bliss THIRD ROW Anna Lee Graham Mauvienne Murray Alice Waller Melba Marlowe Shirley Headley Mildred Fulton Maryellen Berkfield Helen Campbell FOURTH ROW Beverly Casey Beatrice Burris Marjorie Wallenfelz Jacqueline Lagneaux Jean Forsythe Peggy Mitchell Letha Gibson Jane Boyd Marjorie Leonard l Miss Lloyd, Marga Edmonds, Marilyn'Allen, Violet I-Iott, Clara Barrettt Y The Junior class presented its annual play April 3 1949 in the high school audi torium Music was furnished by the High School Orchestra The play was a three act comedy Growing Palns by Aurami Rouxeral tht story of an American family George and Terry are growing up but hue trouble doing, so The play was a great success and was enjoyed by all who savy it Cast George McIntyre Ttrry Mclntyrc Mrs McIntyre Professor McIntyre Sophie Mrs Patterson Traffic Officer Dutch Brian Omar Ha Pete Prudence Patty Jane Miriam V1v1an Prompter Director Tally Fxans Phyllis Sipe irjoric Dayls Robert Diehl Betty Mack Joan Morris Charles Shavuver Ch irlcs Scott Rich ird Darby Paul Fetzko Kenneth Chellis Bruce Meighen Phyllis Arnold Ruth McMunn Florence Watson Martha hdrnonds Marjorie Herring Lois Phillips Miss Beryl Fishel Seated Phyllis Arnold, Margaret Shipe, Paul Fetzko, Ruth McMunn M irtha Ed monds Marjorie Davis, Phyllis Sipe, Robert Diehl. Standing Marjorie Herring, Richard Hayes, Joan Morris, Lois Phillips Jimrs Ma haffey Kenneth Chellis, Richard Darby, Betty Mack, Charles Shauycr Charles Scott Bruce Meighen, Florence Watson, Tally' Evans. JUNIOR CLASS PLAY X I h Y X - - - - - - - - - -MZ ' 'JL' Elsie Patterson - - - Q - - - - - - - Margaret Shine l - - - - - - - - - - - A - - ' , '. Here Comes the Brldes xx is presented bx the H1 Y Club on Apr1l 24 19-11 m the Semor H1gh aud1tor1um The pldx XXhlCh xx 15 1 f1rce nn thru ACIN xxds h1g,hlx Nuc ussful due to the portray.-1l of f.,1rlx bx somt ol tht boxx It xx tx undu the dll0Cl1OI1 of MISS Hazel lXlcCulley 'ind NIINN Ina Doxle Cast Jlmmx Tool Blll Thompxon XI1dg.,t Buxnx 'XI Oxxx 11 Pet, XX t stf1e ld Lncle Dan Toolx Xlrs Dux tllt bmxtl t Bubblex XIcDan1tl Ladx XIacBeth m1t1t?1m t., Sbccbtn X 1 11111 Doufbutx UI t Grab Jobut Campbell Don Ixrcinf mu 'Nlchol on Jtr1x Gre orx Robert Parker Jlm Hob on Pfczyby HI' Y CLUB K ., 14 K ' I ' 1 1A 5, ' b, .K B. h. , '- ' A K ' ' ' ' ' ' , N. - ' -I h- Z I ' , , , . Y. H. ' , H. -. ' xxx- 1 r' B' ' nf - K 1 -2 5- x v ' Q . ' ' Q 4 ------- Rtl -- fm ' 3 ...,,, , , GI- ,ug .1 2 Aunt Ellen --------- Paul Noztlu-s . 1 ' I - ----- X ll'z ' tg 1' L' . r. A 'z d - - - ----- G ' Vg 1 ' am U ' ' 1 ...-., In .- 4 . - 'z 1 H' ,' Tl ----- Ja 15 - s . ------- - , . . L, . ' - D . 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' -------- - ' S MUSICAL Dear Joe Just a note to tell you I m sendlng a snapshot of our m1Xed ensemble This was taken while they were s1ng1ng at Fletcher General Hospital on Christmas Day Im sure they helped cheer the men up with thelr carols Perhaps It made them talmostl lmaglne they were home agam and hearmg a group of kids in the nelghborhood smgmg carols Im sure the en semble did a grand Job of lt as they always do Your pal B1 Dear Sally Guess what When the E O T A was held IH Cambrldge this year the high school was permitted to furnlsh the pro gram for the final evening The Girls and Boys Glee Clubs gave two by Mana remember and Can zonetta by Amorosxo He can really make that violin smg But you should have heard Joan Morris smg an aria from your favorite opera The Marriage of Figaro and she also sang The Last Rose of Summer It was beautiful The program was good all the way through In fact I think MISS Lloyd and Mr Lyne and all the teachers were very proud of lt Mary each favored with two selections Rosalie Gunn piano solos two of your favorites Valse Brllllante Zucca and Minute Waltz by Chopm And you Russell Booth he presented Nocturne by Chopm Dear Bob Smce you ve been bragging about your band Id like to brag about our Swlng Band a httle You shouldn t have moved out of town last year because I know you would have been lnterested in it It s really under the leadershlp of Mr Odebrecht It has made several appearances this year Be sides playlng for varlous school dances it helped make many of our Pep Meetings a success It also entertams at Fletcher General Hospltal The members are Charles Shawver and saxophones Barbara Swan accordion Monroe Smlth piano Edward Donohue trombone Jack Arnold drums Dwlght Rutledge leads the band Bob Hull who played bass was called into the servlce ln February Kenneth Chellls has taken h1s place NOTES Yours truly Sam Dear Jean I Just had to wrlte a note to tell you the glad news The Chicago Trlbune and Syndlcate papers chose The Reporter to help find one of the nations outstandmg teen agers The Hlgh School was all excited over lt everyone wondering whom we would choose Because of his talent and activity ln the field of music Russell Booth was selected He not only plays excellently the v1ol1n but also the clarmet and sax ophone takmg part in the high school band and orchestra the school dance band and the Muskingum Conservatory Symphony Orchestra The soldlers at Fletcher Hospital have even made him a member of their swing band I thlnk you knevs Russell He is a swell k1d all around He s popular ambltxous intelligent and has an lnterest ln the school as a whole We certamly think we made a good choice Be seeing you Sally Dear Chuck Im encloslng a short note with a snapshot of our boys ensemble This vsas taken the night of the Melange They sang a group of Western songs and the cos tumes and scenery fitted the muslc You think you have a good ensemble in Pike v1lle All I can say IS Ha' Ha' If you would once hear our boys ensemble youd never agam want to hear Pikevllles A Pal from Cambridge Dick 'll Dwight Cowden, trumpets: Russell Booth and Margaret Shipe, THF MELANGE 1 dnnudl N1 l1n,g1 w s 1 11 11111111111 1 111 111111 1I1gh 3111001 11111111111 un CF the 111r111111n ol N11ss13l1Xl 1lN11l 11n1ng 1h1 1101,1'11n1 w 1s 1 1111011 1 111 1 1115 s111011l o11h1s r1 111111 1 by Mr Bea11y Followmg th1s w11s one of 1h1 1w0 plays pr1 S1 111111 1nt1111d 13.111-s Inc Th1 CdSl was Composed 01 LOUISQ P0011 131rl111r.1 By11s Th1lm11 Fr11m11n Shlrley L1111h111gh Thomdi Swan 1'11w1n Nlyers XX1111.1n1 N1o1fe11 J11mes NIf1rkl1y 11nd D11n lxranl The play IS about 1111 pl11n of 1 h11,h NC 11001 glrl 111 hung lor1es0m1 l111ys and glrls 10gl111LI' A111-r 1 few n11s11r1d1rs1z1n111n1gs lll cle 1r111 up 1x11y1h1nf' 111rns 0111 for 1111 1llNl Th11r seC0n11 pl 1y 1l'1l11lLd 1 111111 C11-1ns Up w IN 1111- s1o1y of .1n ElXC1'1gQ A11111 fn rlmllk wl11111 IN 10r11p0s111 111 1 1 1 1 1111 11 .1111 s1s s 11x1r11ge N111 1 111111 n1 1 1 1 111 111s 11 111 XXFIIIDL., 11nd 11e1d1s 1 w 1 0011 11s1111g h1s n11111-1-1 s 11111 I X1 CIN 11 11 11s ls s1s1 s W1111 h.1pp1 s w 1en 1he f11n11ly f111dN 11111 IN 11111 sO 10011 f111 11111 1 11111 1N 1 s11111ss ll CQLS of h1s 111111111 1 IN n11 Th1 1 1s1 1n111111111 B11111 N1111gh1n J11n1 Boyd 11111s S11f1wy11 N111 0111 ll11lN 11111 111.111 S0111 1 r fe 111111 s 111 1,1 O1 soo 1 ss 1 1111 s 11 l1y Ros 1111 C111nn 11 1 s 11 s 1 111111111111 1 ll 11' d1111 l1y XXlll1l111 q111lll 11111 s 1n 1n 111011 11111 1 1 IX N ll 101 1 1rs111n1 and 13111111 1 Sw 1n ,.,1I 11111 111111111 11 0 111111111 Sh1p1 J0.111 M01 s 1n1 Carolyn 1111111 s1n1g 111111 Nl lL1l1llI1N 1 111 1 11s111,1 1111111111 1n ll 111115 111 1 C 1r1s1n1.1s s1 1s11n 11 y s 1, n11 111 C0111I1l1111d01'l 11111 111.111 1os1u1111 Nllli., 1111117111 111111l1l1w11 s 1111 ll 1 15 1 11 1-11111 M1 111 1 L. 1'1 111! 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F F 1944 Varsity Scores Cambridge 0, New Philadelphia Cambridge 41, New Concord 0 Cambridge 6, Marietta 19 Cambridge 6, Dover 14 Cambridge 6, Coshocton 39 Cambridge O, Newark 34 Cambridge 9, Zanesville 43 Cambridge 0, Lancaster 19 Cambridge 0, Chillicothe 7 4 FGOTBALL Cambridge High Schoo1's football team had another bad season winning but 1 out of 9 games played. Despite the work of the Brownies' new football coach, Wil- bur Rapp, the boys seemed to lack the aggressiveness that makes a good football team. The opening game was lost to a snappy New Philadelphia eleven after a bitter struggle. The Brownies then won their only game of the season when they beat New Concord. In the remaining seven games the team was badly defeated. In the naming of the all C. O. L. team, Wilmer Winnett and James Devoll were given honorable mention. Two post-season games were played with Marietta in which we split, winning one and losing one. The team for the post-season games was made up of probable candidates for the Varsity squad next year. FOOTBAI I I ETTERMEN Frank Carpenter James Devoll Jack Mitchell Robert Kirkman Pete Tsamous Edward Arnold Robert White David Shaw Donald Bailey DeWayne Vance Raymond Slay Robert Parker Paul Ramsey James Hobson Richard Hayes Sam Hill Phlllip KOSlta Fred Gibson Delmar Campbell ,1 CHFFR I EADEPS Richard Darby Robert Sigman Gregg Sheehan Della Mae Ray Barbara Byers Helen Winnett 4 1 A J . xv g , VX X , I ' 'xp Xivqw ' X IN' ' as BASKETBALL Cambridge High School's basketball team for the season of '44-'45 was very much like last year's team. The Brownies, winning but 6 out of 22 starts, could well be called the hot and cold team. They showed remarkable teamwork and shooting in some games but in others, they were lost. The Brownies started off by beating Mt. Vernon and a good season was anticipated. Then came a losing streak that started with Zanes- ville and continued through Uhrichsville and Dover. The team then came through to beat Newcomerstown and to wallop Coshocton. Fall- ing back the Brownies then lost to Lancaster, Marietta, Newark, Dover, Newark again, Zanesville, New Philadelphia, Uhrichsville, Newcom- erstown and Coshocton. Coming to the silver lining the Brownies then beat New Philadelphia, lost to Canton Lehman, which was played at Fletcher General Hospital, took Lancaster and were defeated by Marietta In the Eastern DINISIOD Tournament at Dennison Cambridge edged past Uhrichsville only to be beaten by New Philadelphia in the semi finals This ended the season for the Brownies VARSITY Jerry Gregory Manager FIRST DOXX Delmar Campbell Robert XX hite James Dey oll Dewey Householder James Nlahaffey Robert Campbell SECOND ROWffRichard Goodright, Paul Ramsey, Robert McConnell: Don Bailey VS ilmer VVinnett, Mr. Thompson. 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' , V , 2 ' . . , . . ' ' ' 1 L 9 1 , 1 V , D and will probably compose most of next XCZIVVS varsity squad. This year the Reserves vs, y 1 v ' k , H t ' , D. V A. , ' , ,E V' 1' . if 1' 1. , bv. 1 i - V .. A, Z2 I. ,' K. , V sv . - B. , - JUNIOR I-HGH CAGEIQS JUNIOR HIGH TFA'VI BACK ROW Coach Rapp Fred Holt Rlchard Moorehead Rlchard Loos Joe Ld FRONT ROW Richard Hukc NVaync Quarrc-IQ Don Morrow Robert Blngcr Alfred Hulse Charles Laughlln YM- D . I . Y I P 1 Widmeycr. ' ' l -- v V - v V- l 1 I , I . 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I 4: ?i1'1 1111'Q 3?-1 ' ' , 1211 .111111111'f 13 .f J . ..., . 20 S111 ' 1115 19 ' 3 , , , , 27 '-s , . 12 ' . ,. , . 22 ., 1 1 S11 ' 'A , 32 ., J ,, ,, 27 ' 35 ' . . , , ., 17 SENIOR CLASS TEAWI FIRST ROW Frank Carpenter Robert Danford Pete Tsamous Jerry Gregory SECOND ROW Ross McCollum Wnl 11am Davis Samuel Hull JUNIOR CI ASS TEAIVI FIRST ROW Phlllp Koslta Charles Scott James Hobson Jack Boyd Davnd McAmnch Marlon Abel SECOND ROW Wllllam DHVIS Robert McW11l1ams James Hammond Rlchard Hayes Wllllam Johnson FIRST ROW Dwlght Garrett Norman Kahn Jack Arnold Edward P1tt John McFarren Wxlbur Lawyer manager SECOND ROW Gene Rose Eugene Hawklns Raymond Slay Roy Morris Wxlllam Edmonds FRFSHNIAN LI ASS TEANI FIRST ROW Fred Holt Donald Clark Jack Kennedy Dean Flnley Wllllam Stxlhons Rnchard Eubanks George Heltman SECOND ROW Ted Wade IVISFIOH Benton Donald McK1m Martm Stock Nnck Tremoulls Robert Bennett SOPHOMORE CLASS TEAM TUMBLINC5 Another excellent tumbling team was added to Mr Russell Morgan s list this year There were many returning lettermen and also some new boys which put together made up one of the nicest teams ever presented The boys put on many exhibitions out of town as well as in town They performed between halves at basketball games at pep meetings at the Melange and also before community groups the patients at Fletcher General Hospital and others The gymnastic lettermen are as follows Seniors freceiving a CU Eugene Netting DeWayne Vance Wallace Yarnell Sophomores freceivmg a Cl Donme Barthlome Eugene Gates Freshmen treceivmg a CJ William Patterson Joe Ed Widmeyer Manager CENTER Charles Best Jerry Vance Robert Maust FAN William Patterson John Williams Fugene Netting Wallace Yarnell Eugene Gates Juniors freceiving a Cl-Charles Best, Marion Abel, Robert Maust, John Williams. I A I 4...-Q GYM LEADERS Joan Rose Phyllls S1pe Pdtrlcld Camp Jucquelme McCullough Peggy Ann Nlltehell 1tr1c11 Brol m Vlolct Hott Pdtrlcld Holt CdllSlhCl'llCQ and recrc-'1t1on 11 g.,1mes both I1 me '1 pl'1ee ln the neu physnc 'll edue'1 tlon program Ofglnllld for the gurls of C 1mhr1dg.,1 Il1g,,h School Under the dlreetlon of Mrs Len B111 tha g,1rls 1re g,nx1n 1n opportumty for fun physxcdl dexelopment find trunmg, m lc '1dC'l SlllIJ Basketball v0lleylJ1ll b1dm1nion md olhu j.,lll1SllOX 1 m nl 11 r l Ill n IS well 18 physlcdl cxerclse edders group m1dc up ot 1,11 xx 0 ll ll nr 1 erm 1 physc ULlll0l'l iNHlSl xuth tha 1x11 A GOOD GANII' GIRLS PHYSICAL EDUCATIQN l K x ' Y ,, , A Af ' . P: 'z zz ' ' 1 ' ' , . ' z Y: .' z ' . . ' ' ,.- ' 1 - 2 f' h- jf ' f. ', - I I ' ' '41 1 if ' M Y' ' V' 2 7' ' I 2 I ' V -0 1 v ' . Q' ' , ' ,I P. ' ' 5 ' , 2 , 2 ' z fa 1 J' 'id' 1- 1 1-21:11 'U , A l ' f z - ' 'E-fs 'lf 1 e 11: '1'-ulzrly int -xl 'rl in '.'i':1l ed 'z ' 1 21CI ' les, I P 1 . DISTI GUISHED 'VIAY 31 1945 Donald Scott Morrison Entertains Students Exerybody Dances was the theme used by Donald Scott Mor FISOH when he appeared before an assembly of hlgh school students Wednesday Octover 22 sponsored by the Student Councll Playmg several numbers on the harpstchord and others on the DIHHO Mr Morrlson traced dance muslc from colonlal Mlnuets to modern Jttter bugs George Gershwxns Rhapsody ln Blue was one of the modern slow dance tunes while Cole Porter s Chatta nooga Choo Choo lllustrated the fast Jltter bug Andy Kerr Guest of Honor AT Football Banquet Andy Kerr head coach at Col gate Unnerslty was the mam speaker at the Football Banquet sponsored by the Boosters Club Tuesday Dec :J Coach Kerr named some former grld stars some of whom he had coached that are now starring on Uncle Sam s teams Statmg that we should set a goal and strlxe to reach It h added There IS only one way to Iootball Boys Hear foath Carroll Vlllddoes Carroll Wlddoes coach of OhlO State football team spoke to thc Brownies Tuesday February 6 Coach WlddO0S stressed the necesstty of keepmg, tralnmg rules Hts talk proxed lnterestlng to the team Accompanying Coach Wtddoes was h1S asslstant Mr Blxley Less Horvath captaln of the 44 team was unable to make the trxp be cause of hls schedule Impersonatlon of Abraham Lincoln George J Lehrer actor and lm personator stepped mto the role of Abraham Llncoln Wednesday February 28 before an assembly of students Ustng lmes from Mr Llncolns biography Mr Lehrer gate an ln formmg lmpersonatton As a closmg Mr Lehrer spoke the Gettysburg Address and some other notable quotatlons while taps were sounded ln the distance Archer Dlehl The Eplgram Man Speaks Begore Assembly Archer Dlehl spoke before an assembly of hlgh school students Tuesday March 27 Mr Dlehl gaye some of hls own eplgrams One was It takes our klds to get our goats Mr Dtehl left 1 copy of hls cpl grams wlth Mr Lyne for 'anyone who was tntcrestcd Baritone Presents Program Otto Schaacht well known bar tone xocalmst entertained 'm as sembly of lllfgh school students Thursday February 16 Smgmg sexeral well known songs one of which was I Loxe Llfe Mr Schaacht was accom panled at the plano by h1s wxfe For a closmg number Nlr Schaacht lmpressncly sang The Lords Prayer w htle the students passed stlently to then classes A s . . 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VISITORS 1944 194 CAMBRIDGE OHIO Salmon Rlzk Niam Speaker at Assembly Salom Rnzk speaking on The Amerlcanuatxon of tn Amerlcan addressed an assembly xt Cam brldge Hlgh School Monday Feb Author of the current best sell er Syrxan Yankee Mr Rlak told of his youth ln Syrla and of has many experlences after h1s arrly al 1n the Umted States For 'z re membrance Mr Ruk preesnted the school llbrary yuth an auto graphed copy of has book Loring Campbell Presents Program Before Assembly Now you see lt now you dont was '1 foremost thought m the nunds of many students Monday Aprtl 9 when Lormg Campbell performed hls maglc before '1 large assembly of students Nlr Campbell was yery cleyer and quite entertalmng Some of his trlcks were pulhng cards out of the alr maklng a xxhnte rabblt appear and dlsappear and many others too numerous to mention Dr Larl S Winters- Commencement Speaker Dr Carl S Wlnters lS pastor of the Flrst Baptist church of Oak Park Illlnols and mlmster of the Oak Park Pulpit of the Alr havlng been a radlo mlmster for fourteen years Dr Winters IS an unusually f1ne speaker and IS an authorlty on the youth problem He was crlme commissioner ln MlChlg8n under two governors and was chalrman of the Juvemle Crlme Commlsslon for two years He was dlrector of the youth department of Chau tauqua New York for ten years and has been a regular lecturer on thelr summer programs for twelve years He has Just completed gtv mg a series of slx radlo talks on the youth sxtuatlon today that has attracted nation wlde attentlon Nlusu ls ltun Theme of Fdnln NI Stetkel March 2 the students of Cam brldge hlgh school were enter tamed by Edyym M Steckel hu morlst and pxamst Nlr Steckel polnted out that eyen lf you do not haye a deft mte leamng tow ard music you can have a great deal of pleasure from trylng to slng or learmng to play an mstrument Mr Steckel s humorous remarks and gestures added SplCQ to the program Wlllnam Meredith Guest Speaker At Basketball Banquet Our schools must haye ade quate health educatlon physlcal education and athletlt programs lf we are to expect our youth to be healthy declared Dr Wllham F Meredlth physical educatlon director of the Unlverslty of Pennsylyama when he addressed the Basketball Banquet held Frx day March 23 at the Fxrst Meth odnst church Emphasmng the lmportance of an athletlc program he sand that xt seryed to develop satxsfactory playing mstlnct the will to play the game and play lt well that It contrnbutes to good health that wlth the proper leadershlp lt de yelops strong posxtne character that If has proven to be the great est smgle factor m the develop ment of personahttes and that lt msttlls mto partlcnpants a coop eratne spmt a xullmgness work together to get somethlng done The presence of Dr Meredlth was of speclal mterest because he IS a former C H S star athlete :- 1 Y 4 ' 4 v. 4 I t . 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Sn C1 psh Qfs Social Aciiviiies THE JUNIOR GIRL RESERVF FORNIAI The Masomc Temple set a Wmter Wonderland scene for the annual Jumor Gtrl Reserve Formal Frlday December flrst The hall was decorated wlth frosted wm dows snowflakes and snow covered branches appropriate for the occaslon In the center of the hall was a large stlver star from whlch hung blue streamers Johnny Wlse and his orchestra furmshed muslc from 8 30 to 12 30 A flne program was presented Dlck Carr gave hls lmpersonatlons of well known celebrltles Charles Shawver offered several trumpet solos and Rlchard Edmonds sang a solo number w1th the orchestra The dance was planned by the soclal commxttee Sue Harkrader chairman Every one enjoyed themselves xmmensely THE FOOTBALL BANQUFT Over two hundred people attended a banquet sponsored by Cambrldges Boosters Club ln honor of the football team Andy Kerr head coach at Colgate Umverslty was the Guest of Honor of the evemng Every football letterman recelved an award presented by Coach Wllbur Rapp Wilmer Wmnett and Fred Glbson each received a trophy Wmnett s award belng for the outstandlng Semor player and Glbson s for the outstandmg underclassman of the year Mlmature golden footballs were presented to Jack Mltchell and Bob Klrkman the only three year lettermen Wmnett and J F Devoll were glven recognxtxon for bemg named for honorable mentlon ln the C O L League Dmner music was furmshed by Margle Erskine and Barbara Swan who played their accordlons and by the Glrls Trlo composed of Margaret Shlpe Joan Morrls and Carolyn Bean After a few remarks by Mayor Ross Toastmaster Carnes mtroduced the guest speaker Kerrs toplc was well put ln an lnscrxptxon found 1n West Pomt s Gymnas lum whlch reads On these frlendly flelds of strlfe are sown the seeds that on un frlendly flelds lead to vlctory He named former grld stars some of whom he coach ed hlmself that are now starrlng for the Umted States on battleflelds Statmg that we should set a goal for ourselves and strxve to reach xt he added There is only one way to go up Wllmer Flemxng presldent of the Boosters Club then presented the speclal awards to Wmnett Glbson Klrkman and Mltchell Jlm Johnson led a songfest and the deltghtful evemng was brought to a close wnth the slngmg of God Bless Amerlca THE SOPHOMORE PARTY The Sophomore Party was held on Wednesday evemng February 14 at the gym which was decorated ln approprlate St Valentxne s Day decoratlons The program consisted of several numbers A poem wrltten by Shxrley Cosby was read by Beverly Casey Eumce Keye sang Rosalie Gunn Patsy Olsen and Mon roe Smxth played plano solos and Russell Booth favored w1th a selectxon on the vxolm Impersonatxons were glven by Richard Carr Of course the Barber Shop Quartet Jack Arnold Loren Fowler Dwxght Rutledge and Jlm Bowers was there serenadlng us wlth old ttme melodxes Fortunes were told by Edwm Myers Robert White and Joan Kaplan were Master and Mlstress of Cere momes Muslc was furmshed by the Student Orchestra and refreshments were served In concluslon there was a lone trall on whlch we secured ptctures of our future love mates and an orlental love portlon to help thxs loxe along 4 4 - 11 - 11 - ' 1 1 - ' 1 1 ' - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - ' .4 - 1 1 . .... , . 1 . . . , . 1 - 1 . . . , . . . 1 , . , . . . . . . . , . . 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Y B XSlxI TB XI I BANQUI' I The Basketball Banquet was held March twenty thlrd at the Seventh Street Nlethodlst Church The tables were decorated wlth vases of forsythla and blue and whlte programs ln the shape of basketballs were at each place Dellghtful dlnner muslc was furnlshed by Patsy Olsen Russell Booth Barbara and Thomas Sw an Patsy Thomas gave a readlng After a most enjoyable chlcken dmner Kay Burt presldent of Student Council mtroduced Mr Lyne who 1n turn mtroduced the prlnclpal speaker of the evenlng Dr W1l11am Meredith Dr Meredlth a former Cambridge Hlgh School athlete IS now Physlcal Education Dlrector at the Umverslty of Pennsylvanla Emphaslzlng the value of an adequate physxcal education program Dr Meredlth stressed the contrlbutlon of such a program to the health character and personallty of the youth of Amerlca Letters were presented to the players and to the cheer leaders by Coach Thomp son and Asslstant Coach Stewart C H Merrllees presldent of the Board of Education made a few remarks and Mr Flemlng presldent of the Boosters Club presented James Devoll wlth a trophy ln recognltlon of h1s bemg named center on the mythical second team Those I'6C01Xll1g letters were Robert McConnell James Mahaffey Paul Ramsey Frank Hutchison Robert Whlte Donald Bailey James Devoll Wllmer Wlnnett Dewey Householder Robert Campbell of the squad and the manager Jerry Gregory Robert Slgman and Gregg Sheehan were awarded certificates of merlt having re celxed thelr letters earller 'I ORK H C I UB BANQUFI The Cambrxdge Hlgh School Torch Clubs annual banquet was held on Friday Aprll thirteenth at the Nxnth Street Methodist Church After a delxclous steak dmner an lnterestmg program was enjoyed Rlchard Carr acted as toastmaster and mtroduced Prmclpal P R Lyne Junlor Hugh Prlnclpal Harry Klrke and faculty advisor Russell Morgan who responded wlth a few remarks The mam speaker of the evening was Lt Alex Calzmodla who talked on Tank War fare At the conclusion of the program Presldent Flmer Ward mtroduced Frank Hutchlson as the Torch Club president for next year After the banquet the guests gathered at the McMahon Gymnaslum where dancmg w as enjoyed to the muslc of the Fletcher Hospital Orchestra The gym w as decoratne ln red white and blue and tables were placed at one end of the dance floor There were sexenty two at the banquet mcludmg members and guests and each guest recened a carnatlon as a faxor The occaslon w ts a dellghtful one and wlll be remembered by all who attended The Cheerleaders, Helen Winnett, Della Mae Ray, Barbara Byers, 'Richard Darby: Ill IIOIYI FII B XNQI I 'I The staff of the Cambrldge Hlgh Reporter attended their annual banquet held at the Nlnth Street Methodlst Church at 6 30 on Aprll slxteenth Rlchard Carr was toastmaster for the ewenlng The prlnclpal speaker was E E McCray Director of Publlclty and Instructor of Journallsm at Muskmgum College Mlss Jeanette Mc Farland gaxe a short talk on some of her experiences 'Vlr Odebrecht ln turn made announcements of the heads of the xarxous departments for the comlng year They are as follows Betty MacConkey and Tally Fx ans co edltors Joan Morris columnist Rlchard Darby buslness manager Charles Shaww er clrculatlon manager Tally Pxans and Gregg Sheehan were then ln charge of 1n1t1at1on of the new members appointed durmg the current year They were Patrlcla Camp Barbara Denny Phyllxs Arnold Kathryn James l'dw1n Myers Roy Morrls Rosalie Gunn Rodney Hess Joan Churchman Phyllls Slpe and Allce Waller IHL BAND BANQUFT The flrst annual Hlgh School Band Banquet was held Aprll 19 1945 at the Flrst Unlted Presbyterlan Church The lmocatlon w as dellvered by Mr Zuber after which a delxclous two course dmner was serxed Mr Beatty acted as toastmaster mtro duclng Super1ntendentZuber Prmclpals P R Lyne and H E Klrke and Mr C H Merrllees Presldent of the Board of Educatxon who responded wlth brlef remarks A humorous monologue was presented by Mrs M A Thomas After the banquet a formal dance was held at McMahon Gymnaslum Music was furmshed by the Fletcher Hospltal Orchestra The Banquet was sponsored by the Band Mothers and was attended by oxer one hundred members and guests It RESHNIEN CLASS PARTX The Freshmen Class party was held m McMahon gymnaslum, Friday, Aprll twentleth The gymnasxum was gaxly decorated for the occaslon wlth branches of dogwood and crepe paper streamers Miss Lloyd led group smglng after which an entertammg program of stunts and muslc was presented by NHTIOUS members of the class After the program dancmg was enjoyed and refrshments were served Mlss Lura Dudley, faculty advnsor, asslsted the commlttee ln plannmg the party, whlch was attended by approxxmately two hundred students and faculty guests . 4 A, . .. , - ' an n - ., . . . . . . , v . , 5 ' . . .. 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Y . . . . , ' , . . . . , . . . ., , . .. . . 7 1 SENIOR RESERVE TEA Wednesday even1ng Apr1l 18 the G I Janes held a Mother Daughter tea at the St John s Parlsh House The theme V1s1t1ng Day w1th the G I Janes was carrled out Wlth Mothers and frlends as 1nv1ted guests After a welcome was extended to the Mothers by the pres1dent Ruth Kelley the meetlng was turned over to Patsy Thomas Thelma Freeman gave a Trlbute to Motherhood The members of the 'VIembersh1p Commlttee presented a playlet en t1tled Hlghllghts of Any Mothers Llfe Allce HIHQS and Juanlta DeVolld accom panled by Marjor1e Ersk1ne proxlded the muslcal background for Joan Hales book of memorles Pages from the memory book were presented 1n costume as follows School Days by Barbara Byers and Florence McGee Days at Seventeen by Joan Souers and Loretta W1ll1s wedd1ng memorxes by Joan TFlbblC and Barbara Marlowe Lullaby t1me by Grace Olner and Llttle Old Lady by Joan Hale Jean Phelps ac companled by Margaret Shxpe presented a xocal solo Mother H1ghl1ght1ng the exemngs program was the dramatlc presentatlon of the play Harrlett by MISS Joan Patton a speech student at Muskmgum College Harrlett traces the l1fe of Harrxett Beecher Stowe author of Uncle Tom s Cabln from 1836 to 1863 Followmg the exenmgs program the guests were 1nv1ted to the tea table graced wlth llghted tapers and cut sprmg flowers Mrs Cccll McFarland and Mrs Paul R Lyne preslded over the table THI INlDUS'lP1IAI ARTS BANQUFT The annual Industrlal Arts Club Banquet was held Aprnl 27 at the F1rst Meth od1st Church James M1ll1gan VICC pres1dent of the club was toastmaster for the evenlng Remarks were made by Superlntendent Zuber and C H Merr1lees Edward Donohue played a trombone solo accompanled by Patsy Olsen Monroe Smlth fav ored w1th a plano solo Mrs Jean Klatte and Jane Nelser both of Musktngum Col lege were guest sololsts A mens quartet also of MUSklngUm College sang several select1ons Blue and whlte Cambr1dge H1 pennants were preseented to all and cleverly made wooden p1ns to the guests The adult guests were presented wlth beautlful wooden trays Danclng was enjoyed afterwards 1n the gym to the Fletcher orchestra Durlng the course of the eyenlng 1m1tat1ons were gnen of Spike Jones Cocktalls For Two and Chloe It was one of the most successful banquets g1ven by the club HI Y DINNER DANCE Members of the H1 Y club and 1nv1ted guests enjoyed a dmner dance Fr1day ex en mg May 4 at the Masomc hall The hall was attractlyely decorated wlth the colors of blue and wh1te predomln atmg Table decorat10ns1ncluded bouquets of roses and sweet peas and l1ghted candles Otflcers for the ensumg year were elected durlng a brlef buslness sesslon They are Paul Noakes Pres1dent James MahatTey hee Pres1dent Robert Campbell Sec retary and Tally EY ans Treasurer Another feature w as the formal acceptance of five sophomore boys elected as hon orary members They are Robert Whlte Tommy Olnhausen Russell Booth W1lbur Holmes and Elmer VVard Don Balley club pres1dent gaxe the welcome and gxfts were presented NI1ss Ina Doyle and M1ss Hazel McCulley hlgh school faculty members IH apprec1at1on of the1r etforts lh d1rect1ng the annual H1 Y play recently presented The presentatlon was made by Paul Noakes IH behalf of the club Imocat1on was g1ven by Rey W D Hea ston club sp1r1tual adusor Followlng the dlnner dancmg was enyoyed to mus1c pro uded by the Fletcher General hosp1tal orchestra Among the guests present were Raymond Thompson h1gh school faculty ads 1sor of club and Mrs Thompson Rey and Mrs Heaston M1ss Doyle MISS McCulley Paul R Lyne h1gh school pr1nc1pal and daughter MISS Joan Lyne - 1 , . . 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V - 1 - 1 ' . , 1 1' 1 Y . , . . . . 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 ' Snapshots' CALENDAR The time has come once more to leave swlmmlng pool tennls court and plCnlC lunches and go ba k to our favorite pastlme school Mr Zuber declded we needed change of scenery so down to Central we came Our flrst assembly was a pep meetmg We were sllghtly out of practxce and the old cheer leaders were a llttle sour and stlff but we soon remembered how to yell However we lost our flrst football game to New Phlla delphla 400 but where theres llfe theres hope so we re hoplng Another assembly was a musical program of local talent and also an mtroductlon to our new superintendent Mr Zuber Another football game 41 0 our game New Concord was the v1ct1m Thats the way we like It Flrst chapel servlce Ju mor Glrl Reserves were m charge wlth Rev Heaston as speaker Then out of school for the county falr Slnce ll ramed we stayed ln bed all day Pep meetmg wxth the new cheer leaders m charge As for the game Marletta who was just lucky won 19 6 BACK TO SCHOOL I-IOMFCOMING QUEEN AND ATTENDANTS October Somethlng new has been added gym classes for gurls Ah yes' Dldnt know we were gettlng so old Lost to Dover 146 Stlll hopmg Flrst appearance of band m thelr new um forms Very good assembly w1th Donald Scott Morrlson Then came Frxday the 13th' It must have put a Jmx on us for we lost to Coshoc ton 396 Fxrst Reporter out F1 nally comes a day when everyone goes around smxlmg' Reason begm nmg to take Annual pictures Game Torch Club mltlatlon Chapel Serv lces with Dr Black from Columbus Semor Glrl Reserves have G I Jane Sesslon A great day arrlves port card day Then homecommg nlght at the Zanesvllle game Even though we lost 439 everyone was Ellen Harms June Morgan m hlgh splrlts Another chapel wlth PHWY Th0mHS Jane B0yd a quartet from Asbury Seminary N ox ember De lded to show our parents how the young er generatlon studies so lnvlted them to a mght school All were yery brlght for once Game wlth Lancaster Their game 200 Armlstlce Day program We all marched ln the parade C1llllCOIhC game We put up a hard fight but lost 7 0 Reporter out agam Musical assembly with Otto Schaacht and h1s wlfe Another as sernbly Yxlth Happy B111 Cope Junior G1rl Reserye Tbanksgnlng meetmg At last a yaca txon Hope you dldnt get too slck on that tur key Chapel wxth Rey McGeorge Mr Zuber surprlses us wlth an mtelllgence test Maybe we also surprlsed h1m wxth our lntelllgence' FOOTBALL BANQUET I A V . , c ' , . . . a 3 A . - ,- U - D ' ' Y ' Y - I V . - I . 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'l --re- . , ' , ' . . .,, . 5 ' '. ,.' . . . - Y Y - W, v Y ' ,. . . , .' , December Started out w1th Jumor G1rl Reserxe formal party Presentatton of the play Peter Pan Was enjoyed by all who saw It Annual hlgh school Melange Had a lot of real talent Started OIT wlth a bang by beatmg Mt Vernon wlth a score of 40 33 Melange gnen at assembly for those who dldnt see It and those who wanted to see lt agaln Carol smglng by Glee Clubs Reporter out Last assembly betore xa catlon was a program presented by members of the Jumor Class Two whole weeks of vacatlon So ends the year of 1944 January So the new year begms Back to school on the 2nd To start the year rlght we won the Coshocton game 50 31 Our luck changed and we lost the Lancaster game 61 20 The week of January 8th we revlewed for exams On the 12th we had a very good pep meetmg but lost to Marletta 47 35 The next day lost to Newark 37 33 Then came exams For three days we strned to remember what we had learned the flrst of the year Another game lost to Newark Score 63 48 Blue Wednesday report cards wlth exam grades Sr Glrl Reserves hear book revxew Muskingum College students present a muslcal program v e r y good On Frlday had a pep meetlng but lost to Zanesvllle 41 26 Fol lowmg week lost to New Phlladelphla 65 38 February Vacatlon because of fuel shortage That wasnt so bad Coach Wlddoes from Ohl0 State Unlversxty talked to us boys Glrls very much dlsappolnted because Les Hor vath dldn t come Chapel wlth Rex Bohaker as speaker Lost the Coshocton game 62 45 Next day beat New Phlladelphla 48 47 G1rl Reserves held Kxd Party at the Servlce Center Played Canton Lehman We won 47 33 H1 Y Club held dance at gym Assembly wlth Salom Rlzk On 21st Glrl Reserve week began Senior Glrl Reserves held a Purlm Party at the Seruce Center C1ll'Tl3Xll'lg G R week the Jr club presented a program -1 We had a bad start, we lost to Uhrichsville, 43-20 and to Newcomerstown, 50-48. ,,, l .t 1' i . l 'I' If U ' f' , U a n ll . 9 Lf A! D rf! lj 4T s AX Y NI arch On the Znd Edxxan VI Steckel presented a xery an terestang program entatled Musac for Today played the tirst basketball game an the dastract tourn ament xxath Uhrachsxalle at Dennason We xxon 39 36 Whoopee' The oth xxas the begannang of Garl Reserxe Courtesy Week VVe played Nexx Phaladelphaa at the sema fanals of the dastract basketball tournament at Den nason on the 8th We lost 42 31 On the 9th xxe had moxaes on the subject of Good Manners Stunt Naght xx as a great success The finals of the basketball tourn ament xxere held the 10th The loth T lNeal Jones gaxe an anterestang, talk on Meaeaco The annual band con cert xx as held the 16th Pxeryone enjoyed the penny car nax al gaxen by the Junaor Garl Reserxes Tuesday the filth We had pactures about the Coast Guard on the 93rd That exenang the Basketball Banquet xxas held and the Foaela Club held a party at the Serxaee Center W had Chapel xxath Rex Hall as the speaker the ol loxxang, Nlond ay Tuesday the 27th Areher Daehl e epagrana man paese nted an ante restang, program AL I Teen ofthe Week Apral Bacl on the 9th from a xxeek of Sprang N aeataon .Iunaors presented thear play durang, xaeataon Assembly xxath Lorang., Campbell magacaan Another assembly Football Thralls and Wanter Sports On Fraday 13th memoraal servaces held an honor of Franklan Delano Roo exelt xx ho daed suddenly on the preceedang day An nual Torch Club Banquet and Dance Reporter Banquet 'at Servace Center Sr Garl Reserves held Mother Daughter Tea Musaeal recatal at hagh school Band 'xlothers held banquet for Band and Orchestra members Freshman party Musae contest at Muskangum College Congratulataons to all xxho partaeapated Chapel xxath Vlajor Amore Ha Y Play Assembly presentang Benno Rabanof xaolamst Industraal Arts Banquet and Dance Pu ell Booth elaosen Teen of the Week Russell Booth ,, 4 Rosalae Gunn aeeompanast X '.--1 Nl ay To start the month the Ha Y Club had a dannea danee The 8th xx as X I Day The 9th and 10th xxere 'llusae Nablats The Senaoas xxent to Seneea Lake on Senaor day off J 'Nl Clanton spol e on XX ar Paasoners Saad the lfwth Un the 17th the Bond Sale Senaor Party xxas held at tlae Serxaee Center The Senaor Garl Reserxe held a formal at the Nlasonae Temple the 18th Tlae 'Isl xxe had chapel xxath Dr Lxans as speaker The 14th and Path Senaor exams Fraday exenang, the Junaor Senaor Rece ptaon xx as held The el ass sermon xxas axen an the 17th The 'Sth and 29th Sophomore Junaor exams The Nlemoraal Dax Parade xx as held on the 30th Commencement xxas held at the State The atae xxath Dr Carl S Xlanters of the Parst Baptast Church Oak Park Illanoas as speaker Sen nor . z ff f v' x v Y Q I I X . . 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' ' S X 2 1 - I 101 BRUXXNII IIII PARAIJI 19111011 'Ihr Doors Swing, In and tht Doors Swlng, Out Hit to Be Tell NIL Why It Could Happen to You Is Xou Is Or Is You Amt Baby Nly Ideal Together People Will Say XM re In Loye Comm Out Hhucxrr You Are ng, X o ard I4 ll Aw Into I uh Llle home Run Nlust In Ill Bc Home Ifox Chrls m Dont Iwncr N11 I Xou ll Neyer Know Papel Doll Somewhere I 11 Meet You Ag,a1n Im 'Xlakmg Bellue Embraceable 'xou Lonely Nlghts How Many Hearts Haye You Broken Ill Be Seemg, You Ixatu Dance wlth a Dolhe Goodmf ht Wherucr You Au My Baloxed Is Rugged Pretty Ix1tt1e Blue Eyes lou Alwaye Hurt The One You Lou I Dream of You There Goes That Song Agam Cmnt: il I gh Lornx to Nl 1rg,a1et NH haw vcims Str 11g.,ht A s Carpenter to J xekxe Dewey Bull and Shirley Chunk Best md Bonme Rme Altu report Cards qnnlors to I'I1Nl1lLS Report Cards fl t I P0111 SIJIIDQ, Ifuer Hodder to Ilnrold Ellen Harms Senlor lirew ell I passed my exams Bunky Curfew Marple Fc rguson Ou! 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N f.-lf .- ' 'lf f .-11.1. ,Hwy 7'X'U'lgif1 TUR BAUGH'S 727 Wheehng Avenue Cambrldge Oh1O fonzplum nts U Mlller News Depot Teacher Among, our spelhng, words for today ch11dren we Gnd the word hence Now Blly glxe mt a Sentence xuth hence Billy Hence are female ehlckens Is mk so txpensnc Father Why no what makes you thmk so W ell Mother seems qulte dtsturbed e cduoe I spllled some on the hung, room rug Scoutmaster If you stood xuth xour hack to the north and sour fue to th south vshdt would ht on your left h md Fendertoot Fmgjc rs slr fompflnzt III T lf Uhlo Pow f 1 f Ulllpdl K 13 If .Y P HHT1. l' I I T T If IJ H l' X f H A l' 0 I vt, N , Y V4 of ,y Y i ,y , Y , 5 V , 1 .-1' INDI RS XI Ho d Youn Hmmm Im t ll 1 strmge uumxcicnu th 11 tha d1Nt1r1QL mound a xoun umm 1n x xxdlst IN Qxdctly tho length 1xour1 m 111 arm I'1m1d Hmm Xldm Is Ihdl so Ld s get IJCLQOINI n ll 11 xx N N trollu car xc n h of S1111 I xuppow I 1 un ci mc kc l IN 1 int u 1 l1 4lC Youd mud IIILILII m Pl VI TILRII S N Iunzplznn 1111 1 lxl+NNFDY 3 B XKI RY HMIPIIIII NIN ST XTIC and STR XX ll TH IC XTRICS l g:'z: .- as: 1 5 -I I I1 Q 1 2 ui z me Q Lf z 's T ' ' ' Y U . . 11 . , . 1 '. ,, . . , . , , z Ii-' 1'i 5.5 :md som- 'f 't K V XVI 1 'I I juxt chaxcd Ihis A' f f1111pf1n11'11l.1 uf ,,. 1 14, g ' V 4- dd ,Z V. . 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Y FURNITURE FLOOR COVERINGS O mv , U vm H flillcnpic-Swllcclllllu' Qc. ul I'IIl'l' llumf' l 11l'r1f.wl11'1'.v 1894 Cambridge Ohio 1945 APPLIANCES NOVELTIES he Sfule Q11 niet I zci Wulf C Inf: m 1 NIIXXII I um cllmb mxthmg, TYYIIYNII lthroxwng cl beam upu nd from . , . - I S J L! Z - 'll7'--55- - 51.311 . I 2 f Anker s Food Market bcLlboI1t: llftc-cn fclvi ulp youldxtum. thc- 'Illllf ' ol. 3 '. l'llY . . 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