Cambridge Academy - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MA)

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Don't Forget To Write- Joe Ansin, 45 Hallwood Road, Brookline Joanne Berkett, 144 Seaver St., Roxbury Steve Brockman, 38 Bonair St., West Roxbury Ruthie Cantor, 344 Brighton St., Belmont Dev Crumb, 5 Pelham Road, Lexington Donny Crumb, 5 Pelham Road, Lexington Millie Finch, 132 Summit Ave., Brookline Jimmy Fine, 85 Templeton Park, Watertown Stan Goldberg, 262 Lake Ave., Newton Jerry Hershenson, 47 Almont St., Mattapan Eddie Homer, 34 Collins Road, Newton . Alice Kaplan, 223 Clifton St., Malden Herbie Karp, 8 Crescent Ave., Chelsea Ira Kaye, 47 Columbia Road, Dorchester Tom Kilkelly, 164 Raymond St., Cambridge Pete Kleinberg, 51 Cotter Road, Newton J eff Kowal, 1342 Walnut St., Newton Highlands Dotty Krasker, 95A.Bellingham St., Chelsea Dolores Laven, 125 Arlington Road, Brookline Carol Levi, 45 Powell St., Brookline Sue Levi, 45 Powell St., Brookline Jack Maister, 22 Eustis St., Chelsea Judie March, 147 Ashmont St., Boston Tom Nardone, 23 Moraine St. Fredda Norton, 101 Dean Road, Brookline Jim O'Connor, 41 Huron Circle, Dorchester Pete Ottaviano, 84 Grozier Road, Cambridge Jamaica Plain Dave Regamey, 50 Worcester Lane, Waltham Dave Rogovin, 42 Englewood Ave., Brookline Barry Savage, 443 Blue Hill Ave., Milton . Wilma Schwartz, 122 Washington. St., Brighton Earl Smith, 8 Wheeler Ave., Medford Ann Taitelbaum, 29 Columbine Ave., Newton Carlo Vannicola, 32 Eliot Road, Arlington Brenda Wasson, 162 Hunnewell Av., Newton ,Herbie Weiner, 11 Hackensack Rd., West Roxbury

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In Retrospect- A Backward Glance Cambridge Academy? What is it? A preparatory school for college. College? Will we ever get there? Will we weather the storm of the rigorous course of studies that is mapped out for us at Cambridge Academy? These and other bewildering thoughts were swirling in our heads as we began our Freshman year at C. A. When.. October and November rushed by, we began to realize that we were- not on a picnic and that we had better buckle down , if we were to suc- ceed. At last Christmas arrived. With it came our first social func- tion at C. A.-the Christmas Dance. This musical masterpiece was held at the Cambridge Boathouse and was labeled a great success. After our first taste of exams at C. A., we began to feel more confident about our chances of survival. Winter, by now, released us from the enclosure of its grey tongs and Spring, with all its splendor, beckoned us once again. The academic year passed quick- ly and after a final set of exams we pre-pared for that highlight of the social year-the Senior Prom. This was our first prom, and all who attended will long remember that night at Longwood Towers. We acquired a little more maturity during our long summer vacation, and we came back hopefully to C. A. as Sophomores-or wise fools. The Sophomore year naturally found us more at ease, and possessing more assurance that we would be a success in this walk of academic life that we had chosen. Although the studies Were rugged, nevertheless we had an outstanding year socially and academically. October 31 found us attending a Halloween Party at C. A. The usual bobbing for apples took place, along with all the extras of a Halloween party. The Christmas Dance again took place at-the Cambridge Boathouse. As usual, everyone appeared in an exuber- ant spirit for the Prom at Longwood Towers.