Cambridge Academy - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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RUTH S. CANTOR ...... BUBSY Though Bubsy's been here only one year, We've grown so accustomed to all her good cheer. Bubsy is a comfortable, dependable person to know. We all appreciated her outstanding efforts as secretary of the senior class and member of the Board of Editors of the Yearling. -. Her diversified outside interests are music, skating, and bowling. We are confident that Ruthie's kind and understanding nature will enable her to be a teacher. DEVERIE CRUMB ....... DEV ll Deverie Crumb's delightful smile Kept us happy all the while. Dev , always immaculate and well-groomed, is known to us all as one of the most popular girls at C. A. In her short time with us she was elected as senior representative to the Student',Council. She has all the attributes needed in her chosen profession-a cheerful disposition, a gentle manner, and an unselfish willingness to work hard for the benefit of others. It would be a pleasure to be ill if Dev would nurse us. ,L DONALD E. CRUMB .... DON Don will always be well read In his career that will never go dead. Since Don's hobby is skiing, one would never dream that his ambition is to be an undertaker. One thing is for sure -Don will always be financially well off. Perhaps he is the wisest of all the seniors.

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JOE ANSIN ........ . JOE Although his hobby is radio He'll be a success we know. Joe has spent two years at Cambridge Academy and he has held two honorable positions-Doctor's representative to the Student Council and treasurer of the Student Coun- cil. Between every period, one is sure to find Joe busily directing traHic in the upstairs hall. He plans to follow in his father's footsteps and make his career in textiles. We are sure that the future will hold success for you, Joe. JOANNE G. BERKETT . . .HJOANNIEH As a model she's on top When she goes by the boys all stop. J oannie's sweet smile and perpetual eagerness are valuable assets which have gained many friends for her. The quali- ties will also aid in her activities as singer and model. We all enjoyed watching Joanne as a frivolous, ilirtatious southern belle striving for the heart of a college professor in Professor! How Could You? Joannie we know will be wonderful as a speech therapist. STEPHEN R. BROCKMAN .... STEVE When you hear them call 'Hey, Sarge' You know that Steve is now at large. Steve, the tall guy with the softspoken nature, was quite popular during his stay at C. A. His tales of the National Guard kept us laughing constantly. Steve has done a very efficient job both as the vice-president of the Student Coun- cil, treasurer of the Student Council, treasurer of the senior class, and co-business manager of the Yearling. Steve hopes to major in business and follow up with a career in industry. '

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MILLICENT P. FINCH . . . . MILLIE Millie Finch Is a cinch in a pinch. If the eyes are really the windows of the soul, Millie's soul is surely very lively and sparkling. Millie entered C. A. as a junior and has graced the hallowed halls since then. She was the secretary of the Student Council, vice-presi- dent of the junior class, secretary of the senior class, a member of the Nucleus staff, and a member of the Drama Club. Millie is striving to be a dental hygienist, a position which she will ably fill. You who have liked Millie without knowing the reason learn it now. The real secret is her readiness to like others and to be friends. JAMES FINE ........ JIMMY,' His skills in hockey, soccer--all Showed that he was on the ball. Jim is our submarine boy. When the lunch bell rings, everyone goes running for him for their subs. Besides being the lunch boy , he was also the senior class vice- president. As a successful dentist, Jim, we are sure you'll have some time for your hobbies-hunting and golf. STANLEY M GOLDBERG STAN Is that you, Stanley de With your voice so loud and clear? Stan, the boy with the golden voice, is the kind of boy everyone likes to work with-enthusiastic, sympathetic, and appreciative. Swimming, bowling, and baseball are among his many interests. At C. A. he has been manager of the Yearling, Student Council representative for the freshman class, president of the junior class, and a mem- ber of the drama club. We hope that Stan attains his goal, namely, to be a sales engineer.