Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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WORLD AFFAIRS INSTITUTE . Janet Eckelberry and William McCracken were chosen to represent Cambridge glighd School at the World Affairs Institute which met in Cincinnati, Ohio on March an 7. AMERICAN LEGION ESSAY CONTEST C Bonnie Ogle was the winner of the American Legion Essay 'Contest in Guernsey ounty. J EFFERSONIAN CURRENT EVENTS TEST Janet Eckelberry was the winner of the 3525.00 award in the Jcffersonian Current Events Test. ATHLETICS Football team. Robert Lilienthal was selected for the All-Ohio second team quarterback and received All-American rating. Mickey Barns, Robert Curtis, Robert Lilienthal, and Buddy Thomas were selected for the All-C. O. L. first team. Robert Jones was placed on the All-C. O. L. second team. 'Robeht Lilienthal was selected for the All-Ohio second team quarterback and Mickey Barns and 'Buddy Thomas received Honorable Mention for the All-Ohio team. Basketball 'Mickey 'Barns was selected for the All-C. O. L. first team and All-Ohio first team. He also received the honor of being chosen to play on the North Squad in the High School All-Star Basketball Game. 'Buddy Thomas was placed on the All-C. O. L. first t eam and All-Ohio third team. Robert Lilienthal was placed on the All-C. O. 'L. second team and All-Ohio third team. John Shafer made the All-C. O. L. second team and Honorable Mention All-Ohio. Robert Jones received All-'C. O. L. Honorable Mention. STATE SCHOLARSHIP TEST WINNERS Seated-fPrincipal P. R. Lyne. Standing-Nancy Fields, Terry McGurk, David Bakos, Martin Cannon, John Hawthorne, Dollalou Maurer, Mary Katharine Taylor, Janet Eckelberry, Mary Eckelberry. TWENTY-NIITE

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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

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