Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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OFFICERS President - Martin Cannon Vice Pres. - Mary Eckelberry Secretary - - Ann Patton Treasurer - Janet Eckelberry Mary Eckelberry, Ann Patton, Janet Eckelberry, Martin Cannon Class History The day was September Gth. The year-1949. This is a ver important date in history for the most famous of all C. H. S. classes, the Class of 1953, hadyits beginning then. Our first-year organizations were the Freshmen Girls' Glee Club, Freshmen Boys' Glee Club, Reporter , Band, G. A. A. and Hi-Y. Our class party was the main social event, but there were also the band formal, Reporter banquet, and sports. banquet. The American Legion award was given for the first time, it was received by Carole Sue Fleming and John Hawthorne. Our cheers were led by Myllie Patterson, Mary Anna Bailey and Jeune Lar- rick. Many of the boys were on the football and basketball teams tbasketball team won 8, lost. 2, and the football team won 5, tied 25, already showing the sports ability which made our class famous. This was shown still more by the fact that Bob Lilienthal was a letterman on the high school varsity basketball team. Taking the change from junior high to senior high in our stride, we elected Bob Liliene thal, Doris .lane Birtcher, Dave Bakos and Bob Jones as our sophomore officers with Mr. Hcskinson serving as class adviser. Peggy Bra gg, Zoe Morgan, Jim Willis, and Bob Ford were our Student 'Council representatives. Myllie Patterson was elected to the cheerleading staff and many sophomore boys 'took their places on the football, basketball, tumbling, baseball, and track teams. There were many social activities, the nicest and perhaps most important being our class party with a Carnival theme at the Y. M. C. A. With .lohn Hawthorne, .lim Willis, Nlickey Barns, and Carole Sue Fleming as our class officers and Mrs O'Connor as class adviser, we started our junior year. We elected Bob Ford, .leune Larrick, Myllie Patterson and Terry McGurk to represent us in the Student Council. Our activities were numerous with many of our class holding important offices. Again our sports ability shone, for CHS shared the C. O. L. Basketball Championship with Newark. Buddy Thomas and Bob Lilienthal were placed on the all C. O. L. second team while Mickey Barns received honorable mention. Cheerleaders for this year were Loretta Griffith, Myllie Patterson, and Mary Anna Bailey. 7.oe Morgan was elected to Girls' State while Loretta Griffith was sent to Camp Limberlosl to the .lunior Red 'Cross conference. This year we edited the Cantab, presented the class play They Shook the Family Tree and played host to the seniors at the .lunior-Senior Reception. The theme we chose was g'Summertime . All in all we enjoyed a wonderful year. Uur most important year began with the election of Martin Cannon, Mary Eckelberry tcontinued on page twenty-sevent 5 FOU RTE!-IN