Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Elon CAROLYN G. MCCREARY CAROL ANN MCCULLY DUAN E DONNA MARIE MERCER NORMA RUTH MILLER ELTON MCDONALD GRACE LUELLA MCMAHON A DLEY NANCY LE ME IRA MEIGHEN MARY ELLEN MONTGOMERY S EIGHTEEN BERTHA IRENE MOO E MARTHA ELAINE MORRIS CHARLOTTE JEAN MOSS me Jim of Zlfze Glam of 05.2 It all began on that unforgettable day of September 7, 19449. A class to break all records was born on the top floor of Brown Junior High School. We were busy throughout the year with such clubs as the Hi-Y for the boys and the Freshman Girls Chorus and the G.A.A. for the girls. The main social events of the year included the Freshman Class Party held at lVIclVlahon Gymnasium and the G.A.A. Formal at the Berwick Hotel. Our boys were very active on the football and basketball teams, and the students, led ably by our cheerleaders, Jeanne Suitt, Carlene lVIcReynolds, and Jim Peters, provided the spark that inspired the L'Gremlinsl' to many victories. It was a long fall from the top of Junior High to the bottom of Senior High, but, nevertheless, We were proud to be a part of this great school. It was on that fateful day of September 6, 194-9 that our minds suddenly became filled with such instructions as, UGO up the front stairs, and down the backl' .We started out the year right by electing our class officers who were: Dick Souers, Wayne Hammond, Bob Porter, and Ruth Duffey.

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Channel 4 WILLIAM A. LARRICK JACK WILLIAM LYTTLE FRANK K. LEYSHON PAUL D. MALINA BARBARA JEAN LONGFELLOW JOHN W. MATHERS NORMA JEAN LOVE BEA MATHEWS PAUL BERNARD LUCAS GEORGE THOMAS MATHEWS EARNEST WALDON LYONS JERRY L. MCCOLLUM SEVENTEENW

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.HA NEL4 SALLIE MOSS VIRGINIA LEE MYTON BARBARA JEAN NEALEY ' J ACQUELINE LYVON NE NICHOLSON MARILYN EDWIN AN DRE ODEBRECHT MARK D. PASSMORE DONALD L. PATTERSON JEAN NOLAN BEVERLY JUNE NUGEN JAMES A. PATTERSON JACK C. PAYTON Marilyn Nolan, DeMeril Secresit, Wayne Hammond, and Dick Souers were elected as Student Council representatives. Besides the G.A.A. and the Sophomore Hi-Y, there were the Y-Teens, Key Club, and the Reporter Staff to take up our spare time. September 5, 1950, found us advancing steadily toward our goal. We were now holding a more distinguished position. in the halls of C.H.S. It was during this year that Beverly Rawlins composed the beautiful Words to our Alma Mater. Our clas-s officers for this year were: Bob Porter, Dick Souers, Larna Doan and Donna Dutton. Marilyn Nolan, Ruth Duffey, Wayne Hammond, and Bill Willis were elected to Student Council. Our class played a large art in the success of the annual Shovvboat . In the Junior Flay, the dramatic ability of our class was brought to light in the smash hit, Our Miss Brooks . Reed Shape, Jack Dougherty, Bay Volz, and Bob Porter were our representatives to Buckeye Boys, State. This year was filled with many social 'eventsg and among these were the Y-Teen Frost Frolicn, the Hi-Y Banquet and Formal, the Key Club Banquet and Formal, and the C.H.S. Band Formal. Our annual class JULIA MAE PERRY XR L NINETEEN