Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Class History, continued .Allll Patton, and Janet Eckelberry as class officers and witl1 Mrs. Boberts as class adviser. Terry NlcGurk was chosen president of the St11dent Cou11cil with .leune Larrick. Myllie Pat- terson. Mary A1n1a Bailey. .lohn Hawthorne and Bob Ford bei11g the other senior representae tives. The Hi-Y was headed by Pa11l Fleming while Bill lVlcCracken was president ol' lllt' Key cllllb. Carolyn Pepper directed the Y-Teensg .lane Beed. Pi Alpha Nllg Bob Lilienthal. Varsity C Clubs Bert Nlumma. Industrial Arts Clubg Glenn Nicholso11. Future Teachers ol' America. Doris .lane Birtcher 2-llld Carole S11e Fleming served as Co-editors of the Bef porter staff. Tl1e officers ol' the National Honor Society were Dave Bakos, John Hawtliorne. Myllie Patterson. and A1111 Patton. - N . . , . . . . . 'C U. L. Champions lIl football iilltl basketball! I l This is lor what OUI' class is especially remembered. Our team won state-wide recognition with these honors. Dick Stewart received highest honors i11 football by being placed Oll the All-Ohio and All-C. 0. L. first teams. and being made All-American. Bob Curtis. B11ddy Thomas. Bob Lilienthal and Mickey Barns also were placed 011 the All-C.O.L, second team. Bob Lilienthal was placed o11 the All-Ohio second team while Mickey Barns and Buddy Thomas received honorable 111e11tio11. In basketball Mickey Barns copped highest honors-being placed on All-Ohio and 'C. O. L. first teams with Buddy Thomas placed on C. O. L. first team and All-Ohio third team. .lohn Shafer made the C. O. L. second team and received All-Ohio honorable mention. C. O. L. honorable mention was received by Bob Jones. and Bob Lilienthal was placed on C. O. L. second team. Cheer- leaders for our last. year were Mary Anna Bailey. Myllie Patterson. and Loretta Grif- fith. Q11ee11 Zoe Nlorgan and attendants .lane Beed. Loretta Griffith. Nlyllie Patterson. and Carolyn Pepper reigned over all the gala HOMECOMING activities. ' HSHOVVBOATH was a great success with Bill McCracken as lnterlocutor and Nlyllie Patterson. queen. The best Zilld most wonderful years of o11r lives ended with the colorful LLLCTFCIIST class party. Senior Day Off at Meyers Lake i11 Canton. the .lunior-Senior Beception with the beautiful tl1e1ne of My Blue Heaven . and the very impressive Baccalaureate 2-llld Co111111e11cen1e11t services. --'LTAHOLIC Suit: l+'1,1a1y1INn .lane HFUIII. zlppezlring in Talent Contest N TXVPINTY-Sl'IVlCN

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Honors and Scholarship DR. CHARLES E. JEFFERSON AWARD The Jefferson Award, which is the annual income from the Charles E. Jefferson Award Fund, is given to the student who has maintained the highest scholastic aver- age throughout the four years of attendance in Cambridge High School. The award was first made in 1942. Recent award winners were Kathleen Rutledge, 19503 Earl Hawkins, 19513 and Donna Phillips, 1952. The 1953 winner will be an- nounced during the Commencement exercises. THE J EFFERSONIAN AWARD 'This award which grants 8100.00 to be applied to the first year of a college education, is offered to one young man of 'Cambridge High School who fulfills the requirements. If the winner of the award continues in college and maintains a scholastic average above the average of the college the award will be renewed each year to a maximum of four years. The first Jeffersonian award was made in 1949. Th recipient in 1951 was Earl Hawkins and in '1952, William Willis, who is now attending Miami University. The 1953 award winner will be announced during the Commencement exercises. THE FERGUSON AWARD The Ralph G. Ferguson Scholarship Fund is to be awarded to the highest ranking senior who will attend a denominational college. This award will be made for the first time this year and the winner will be announced on 'Commencement night. SENIOR SCHOLARSHIP TESTS Terrence McGurk placed first in the county in the Senior Scholarship Tests, which were given to students from Cambridge and Guernsey County on Saturday, January thirty-Hrst. By virtue of his high score Terence placed seventh among the boys in the Ohio University district and received Honorable Mention in the state. Dollalou Maurer and Mary Eckelberry tried for third place in the county and received Honorable Mention in the Ohio University District. Martin Cannon placed sixth and Janet Eckelberry and Nancy Fields seventh and eighth respectively. John Hawthorne, Mary Katharine Taylor, and David Bakos received Honorable Mention in the county. BAUSCH AND LOMB SCIENCE AWARD The Bausch and Lomb Honorary Science Award, granted for progress in science, was presented to Martin Cannon. MUSIC Doris Jane Birtcher, Vera Burton, and Jane Reed received Superior ratings in the State 'Class A.-2 Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Senior Girls' Ensemble, com- posed of Mary Anna Bailey, Doris Jane Birtcher, Janet Eckelberry, Jeun e'Larrick, Elnora Lusk, Myllie Patterson, Jane Reed Joan Schaub, and Ruth Wells, received a Superior rating in the District Solo and Ensemble Contest and an Excellent rating in the state contest. TWENTY-EIGHT