Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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G. A. A. Sports- minded girls find G. A. A. a club suited to their interests. To be eligible to member- ship, a girl must earn thirty-five points a semester by participating in various sports. Letters are a- warded to g'rls earning two hundred points and pins to girls earning three hundred or more points. Aztivities sponsored by this group during the year included the sale of G. A, A. sweat-shirts, the pop bottle pick up, play day, basketball tournaments and the annual formal. Many of the gfrls participated in playdays at New Concord and Marietta. The l959-l93O officers were: President- Dorothy McDowellg Vice-President - Sally McCrackeng Se:refary - Daris M:CormEckg Treasurer - Darlene Spencerg Mrs. Frisbee was the faculty advisor. Furs Row Darlene Spencer Dorothy McDowell Sally McCracken Doris McCormick Second Row Martha McCullough Karen Bowman Rosemary Cornelius Viola Gaugler Susan Funny Marsha Wilson Judy Third Row Sandra Hartman Mary Pat Conaway Judy Holliday Sandra Geiger June Sunnafrank Sheryl Secrest Pat Perkins Fourth Row Carol Gross Sue Patterson Ruth Ann Moore Jane Davis Paula Mtkusa Sharon Spear TWENTY NINE I 'i - f I , 4 I T r I 4 r A I A r ' I Tedrick. 7 1 1 A 1 A r I I V ' ' t t f T A , A . -

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERlCA SEATED Pat Bates Lynn Noble Connue McCracken Janet Raeburn Helen Wulson Nancy Davus Nancy DeSelm Marsha Wulson Zelda Tungle Judy Ross Phyllus Lynsky ROW I Carol Gullespue Eluzabeth Amos Mary Pat Conaway Sandra Kuhn Lunda Eakun Sally Russell Lorene Brutton Judy Morton Aluce Bokelman Lous Beatendead Joan Rose June Sunnafrank Cheryl Warne Francus Eddy Patrucua Moorehead ROW ll Tamara Sunnafrank Carol Sprunger Martha McCullough Tom Hull Janet Davus Nancy Staggers Susan Funny Marge Chambers Margaret Amos Mary Ethel Mason Karen Bowman Thus year for the furst tume freshmen students had an opportunuty to belong to the Future Teach uon the members saw fulms and heard talks concerning teachers and theur professuon Other prouects of the club for thus year urucluded a dance to rause money to purchase books for a member enterung college sellung Cambrudge Hugh School plates for the P T S A attendung the teachers workshop and teachung for a day un the elementary schools Offucers of the club for thus year Nancy Davus presudent Helen Wulson vuce presudent Janet Rayburn secretary Nancy DeSelm treasurer Zelda Tungle lubraruan and Marsha Wulsoru hustoruan These gurls, wuth the help of theur advusor Muss Alloway gave the club excellent leadershup TWENTY EIGHT ' 1 1 I 1 1 I f . 1 I . I . I I . ' - ' . I . I I I I I I Q I I . I . I I I I I ' i I . I I . I l I I . I I I I ' ers Club. Since this club was organized for those students who are interested in teaching profess- , . , ---- , , . . . I A f , I . I . - . I , 1 , : ' , A ' 1 ' , A ' -

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Y-G. A. A. Standing-Sally McCracken Row l-Patsy Morisey, Betsy Hixson, Karen Moss, Marlene Richardson. Row 2-Mary Ellen Kallipolitis, Sue Ricketts, Judy Apple. Row 3-Tamara Sunnafrank, Elizabeth Arnos, Mary Ellen Duffey, Due to the large number of girls who wished to become members of the Girls' Athletic Association, the club was divided into two groups, the GAA and the Y-GAA. The Y-GAA is made up of freshmen and sophomore girls who are interested in a sports program. The point system of elig- ibility is followed and the girls participate in the various sports. The eighty-five members of Y-GAA spon- sored a sock hop and helped plan the GAA -Y-GAA formal, which was held April twenty third in the high school gymnasium. The officers of this newly formed club were - Sue Ricketts, president, Tamara Sun' nafrank, vice-president, Karen Moss, secret- ary, Mary Ellen Duffey, treasurer. Carol Burnside was the faculty advisor and Sally McCracken the senior advisor. THIRTY OFFICERS and SPORTSBOARD bvxtll l gym. LAT! Linda Shelby, Karen Moss, Diane Neeland, Betsy Hixson, Pam Brown, Connie McCracken, vw ,-we