Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 140 of the 1957 volume:

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WQE ,Lf 1 4 ,sg 3 V g,:: f J 5 al CA 4 A 2 r TAB hfivmm i A-.. 14111671 Qememkea FOUR Wlth camera un hand from September December May our roving reporter roamed the halls of Central I-lngh School an search ot actnvntues protects personalntnes vvhnch you the student body mught want to ALWAYS REMEMBER The year 1956 l957 has been filled vvlth many happy and otten excrtnng actnvrtles Sensors Junlors Sophomores all ave memorues they vvrll always treasure We hope we have rncluded many ot th se nn the pages ot thus book It as vvuth great pleasure that the staFf presents to you the 1957 CANTAB a record of days you vvlll ALWAYS REMEMBER 111111 1111 11111111111 1111111 lllllff 11 I1 611 11111 1 11111111111 1 ll 11 1111111 11111 ll 1 111 11111 Il 1 111111 1 1 111111 1 III 11111 H1 1111118 ,1111g,11s 11 1 1 H 1 ll 111 111111111 111111111111 11111 S111 1111 p1111s1 111111 1111111 Nl It mu IN C I x or ll ' ' . . . . . . . . . to . . . . . . , e ' ' . 1' ' ' ' LZ 111 , Vl 1 11 111' 1r111' 111 11101' f111'1'1'1'1' .E 1' 7 ' 1 Y I . 7. ll' 1 '1 111 ' 1 1 ff 1' l'I'6'. 1 ' ks 1- ' v -- Bla ' zum' A ' . - - I , ss -' P32 660-MZIQHM Aclmmlstrahon General page lo Central Hagh School page I8 Freshmen pag 92 Classes Sensors page 30 Undercla smen pag s 48 51 93 Achvlhes Central Hugh School page 58 Freshman Class page 95 Athlehcs C nrral Hugh School page 78 Freshm n page lOl FIVE 14 Qmiai Editorial Board Remundlng members of The sTafT of The deadllne Tor copy checklng on names and daTes correchng misspelled words and doing lasT mmuTe wrlTe ups before The year book goes To The prunTer are The responslbulmes of The ednTorual board of The CanTab The board Thus year IS com posed of Kay Camp Lynda Byard and Marlorue Bruner Staff Sandra Brown Patrncna Mathews Barbara Frakes Marllyn Morrow Kay Golladay Sandra Murphy Carol Lake STephen Baker and STephen Jones sTudenT phoTographers Msss ATknns Advusor Row Carol Lake Sand Brown Mar lyn Morrow Patty Mathews Row 2 Margor e Bruner Sandra Murphey SIX Barbara Frakes Kay Camp Lynda Byard Steve Jones o c f 1 I - - 1 1 ' ,dr 4' 1, , i , 1 , . . 'i , , T T , , EKGHT JERI COVVGILL Yearbook Queen Ccntab Queen Candidates Lg, MIMI EIKENBERRY MARY MOORE PEGGY DUNCAN A new feature of this year's Cantab was the selecting of a Cantab queen by Pat Boone. The queen candidates were chosen bythe various clubs and organizations. The candidates and their sponsors included: Peggy Duncan, Phi Alpha Nu, Connie Ankrom, Key Club, Mary Moore, Future Teachers, Mimi Eikenberry, Junior l-li-Y, Jeri Covvgill, Senior Hi-Y, Matoula Chelekis, Student Council, Dixie Worth, Reporter, and Theda Morrow, Y-Teens. Qs ,Qtr MATOULA CHELEKIS DIXIE WORTH CONNIE ANKROM THEDA MORROW NTNE Sophomore and junior girls . . . TEN May Day . . . 1956 Mr. and Mrs. McFarland always enjoy any activity sponsored by the students of C.H.S. This pic- ture was taken at the Y-Teen Formal. Each year, members ofthe girls' physical educa- tion classes present dances for the pleasure of the May Queen and her court. Pictured here is one of the colorful gypsy dances, which was a part of the i956 May Day pageant. The presentation on January twenty-third and twenty-fourth of the operetta Cumberland Fair' '... featured songs by Louise Davis, Tom McCullough, Jacqueline Jones, Arthur Bragg, and Robert Robson, who are pictured here on the porch of the home of Polly Oliver Uacqueline Jonesj. Y ' 5 1 if Y . E. f 1 l ,gg .iizqh L24 if 'ai 1 v , 4 W SCHOOL LIFE Our photographer was observing school life in the class room as well as in the auditorium. Here we see Ernest Reed and Fred Shimp working on an experiment in the chemistry laboratory under the watch- ful eye of Mr. Merrilees. ELEVEN '35-r 'PN gc T2 Row l. Jeri Covvgill, Queen Connie Lou Ankrom, Mary Eikenberry. Row 2. Dixie Lee Worth and Mary Jane Moore. Homecoming A brisk November nighT seT The mood Tor The T956 Homecoming aT Pine Field. The cheers of The crowd greeTed The gayly dec- oraTed converTable cars convey- ing The queen and her aTTendanTs around The field. John Hayes, STudenT Council presidenT and masTer of ceremon- ies, inTroduced Theresa Lorenzo, T955 Homecoming Queen, who crowned This year's queen, Con- nie Ankrom. Queen Connie, escorTed by Van Rigby, and her courT - Dixie VVorTh, escorTed by RoberT Wei- bel, Mary Eikenberry, escorTed by David Gay, Mary Moore, escorTed by John BaTes, and Jeri Cowgill, escorTed by Thomas Siegfried - Then Took Their places To waTch The game. ATTer The game, sTu- denTs and alumnae enioyed The dance aT McMahon Gymnasium. There The blue and whiTe decora- Tions made an aTTracTive back- ground Tor The queens Throne. This was an evening We will Always Remember . . In fF0nT-Queen Connie with Theresa Lorenzo, The l955 Homecoming Queen. In back- Jeri Cowgill, Thomas Siegfried, John Hayes, STudenT Council presidenfg Van Rigby, Mary Eikenbery, David Gay, Mary Moore, John Bafes. The aTTendanT and escorT nof caught by The camera were Dixie Worth and Robert Weibel. TWELVE May Day May Day in Disneyland was the theme of the T957 May Day pro- gram at C.H.S. This was a gay and happy experience for all members of the girls' physical education classes, who sponsored the event. The May Queen, Theda Morrow, and her court ruled over the festive occasion and the color- ful dances were enioyed by all. Remember . . . the Elf and the Shoemaker . . . the March of the Wooden Soldiers . . . Doll Dance . . . the Waltz? These we will Always Remember. The queen's court was composed of Matoula Chelekis, maid of honor, Peggy Duncan, Janet Aiken, Carol Warden, and Becky Rigby. sored by the Y-Teens. Rosalie Moore and Christine Dahl present Connie Davis, Ohio's T.A.P. Chairman, with a check from the polio benefit dance spon- Janet Aiken Carol Warden Peggy Duncan Matoula Chelekis Theda Morro Becky Rigby THIRTEEN W ling L v nu nv an .Maman Tb- QI! sv- wW,WW M 'fu' N mg.,-0, . A Eel ,im Superintendent Hi DAVID SHELBY A.B., West Liberty College M.Ed,, University of Pittsburgh W? 'mf We, the students of Cambridge High School, welcome Mr. Shelby, our new super- intendent, and trust that he has enioyed his Hrst year in Cambridge. During an interview with our reporter, Mr. Shelby expressed his gratitude to the people of Cambridge for their co-operation in working together for the betterment ot the local schools. Before coming to Cambridge, Mr. Shelby served the Barnesville schools as teacher, coach, high school principal and superintendent. We hope that while Mr. Shelby is in Cambridge he will have many pleasant ex- periences which he will Always Remember. ,J 1' L I' 'K it ' L H. D. THoMAs ' - ' Superintendent of Buildings MRS. MARGARET CUNIINGHAM e MRS. ELIZABETH DUNCAN Secretaries to the Superintendent SIXTEEN Board of Education Cambridge Board of Education members give generously of their time in the interest of the Cambridge City Schools. We are especially grateful to them for bring- ing our dream of a new high school closer to a reality. The officers of the board for the year T957 were: Charles Siegfried, presidentg Robert H. Burris, vice president, Mrs. Charlene Hutchins, Clerk-treasurer. CHARLES SIEGFRIED ROBERT W. WAGSTAFF ROBERT H. BURRIS Principal Th re may be schools lustasgoool but th re are none any better This is a favorite slogan of our principal Mr McFarland Through his eftorts and th co operation ot th Cambridge High School students this slogan has been uph ld Looking back over our school years we will Always Remembei Mr McFarland for his fine per sonality and good ludgment in School NX EIGHTEEN CECIL J MCFARLAND B S Denison Un vers ty MA Ohio State Un versity MRS EINAR DAHL Secretary tothe Pr ncipal No matter how busy she is Mrs Dahl always has time to answer even the mos. unimportant question and usually adds a smile for good measure We 'rope she likes it at C H S U O ll 3 - A Q 3 .ll . 8 - . S . . I . e . I , supervising Cambridge High .., ' i i . ., ' i ' i . FACULTY DUFIDQ thIs school year the faculty ot Cambrudge HIgh School has been workIng on a revIsIon of th hlgh school curnculum and a re valuatIon of the phllosophy and aIms of each department As we present the va Ious departments In our l957 Cantab, we wlll Includ one or more of th If aIms Speech Journulusm EnglIsh RecognIzIng the Importance of the mother to gJ d IlS lIterature the EnglIsh teachers be lIeve that the teachlng of EnglIsh should be ad,Js cl to tw best Interests and needs of the commumty They wIsh to sttmulate the pupIl to value good E'1gIs I to aId hIm to speak and Wflle correctly easIIy and eftectwely to help hIm de 'oo a l J for readIng and an apprecIatIon for good lIterature and to help hIm develop hIs sel :nude c and power In USIDQ the EnglIsh la guage Seated GRACE BELL Eng Ish ll EnglIsh IV StandIng MARIAN ATKINS Eng Ish lll US HIstory Cantab AdvIsor HAZEL MCCULLEY Eng Ish Il Speech JournalIsm YTeen AdvIsor DramatIc Coach NANCY MCCREARY Eng Ish Ill World HISYOFY Offlce PractIce Honor SocIety KARL BROWN Eng Ish Il EnglIsh III HI Y Advssor NINETEEN 3 S . '. . . t V . . Q Q. . V ... . 0 0 0 o ' n o . . . Ax 1 4 O , , , - .. .. .. . , . . . . -Ev 3 . . - I I j 1 l I j I XS. I. 3' 3 . l l ' . ' v 2 X :N 4 - . a 1 I-Q' . I . .ff n . I. I. I. I. '. ANDRE ODEBRECHT Advanced Algebra Geometry Trlgonom try French I and ll Report r Staft Advnsor Science French Mathematics Class s ID blology physics and chemustry should alert all students to the Importance of science IH their daily llves ln those classes the students have opportunltles to explore and un derstand the natural environment and to become acquainted wltn sclentltlc Instruments and learn their proper use and care On of the chlef oblectlves I0 the field of 'nathematlcs IS to develop accuracy In the manlpu latton of numbers and the ablllty to apply that accuracy In life situations Classes In geometry H C MERRILEES Chemistry Sensor Sclence Hu Y Advisor Sophomore Aclvusor FQEDERICK B ETQ HNE DE? B ology Physlcs Prolectnonust Advlsor YWENTY l l I I I I C I I O . . . , . . . trigonometry, and algebra provide opportunities for our students in this Held. Social Studies MARY JOHNS U S Hnstory Socnology Jumor Class Advfsor JAMES FRAME World Hastory Dean of Boys BEQYL FISHEL Clvucs Assistant Prnncnpal Student Councul Advusor The aim of the soczal studies department IS to help the pupils become well adpsted actlvc mtellngent catnzens ID a democracy Each of the teachers In the department desires to help them develop an appreciation of thelr herntage and arm awar ness of their responslbnllty to society Members of the clvlcs classes vuslt the Guernsey County 'all durmg Crnme Preventlon Week TWENTY ONE t l . . . . Y. .-. ,X . s. . I LUCILE ANDERSON Typing DORIS ALLOWAY Stenography Secretarial Practice Business Law Sensor Class Advlsor Future Teachers Advlsor MARY ARNOLD Bookkepmg La nn ll Advnsor Cantab busmess staff Future Nurses Guldance Business Education Art Education The Comrnerclal Department IS concerned wuth the students acqulrlng certaun skulls knovvledges attitudes and appreclatlons which society needs In the cltnzen and the cltlzen needs for effective and satnsfylng lnvlng Classes nn typlng shorthand bookkeepung clerical practlce and office practice arm to carry out that purpose ID our hugh school Art ns Included an our curriculum In order that each pupnl may be provided with an op portunuty to express and develop hrs oblectlve an th field of art In such a way as to brlng hmm self satlsfactlon and happlness MARY MARTHA LIDDELL Ar Mrs Llddell gaves some advuce t Jerry Bmger vvhlle Judy Yavv sketches TWENTY TWO 3 1. I I I O O O I - ' . I I . I ,.,,,.. ' 4 7 I . . . Y' T . 0 X 1 4 c, , sf W xx MT Januce Jacobs Muss Meutzer Mrs Bennett and Barbara Bell are ready to welcome guests at the Horne Economucs Departments Open HoJse Home Economucs ancl Fcumuly Luvung Home Economucs us a field of educatuon vvhuch aums to guve unformatuon and traunung un the skulls of everyday lute foods clothung management home plannung and decoratuon chuld care and famuly relatuonshups Every gurl should enroll un one or more of the classes un thus de partment durung her years un hugh school MARTHA MEITZER Clothung YTeen Advusor MABEL BENNETT Foods THELMA MOORE Junnor Hugh classes WINIFRED CONLEY Famuly Llvung TWENTY THREE ' Q . . , .. , . u 1 H . H O I I O . . . . . ,, . . . . . . I I I I I I . . . ,, . . . . ' u l Paul Fnelds puts the flnlshnng Touches on a table IH Mr Green s department Arts and lndustry Classes In prnntlng photography woodworking welding provide for our students exploratory experiences that wall asslst them an determining their Interests and aptltudes and and them rn selectlng thelr lute work It IS the atm of the department to acqualnt the pupil with the materials of lndustry thelr nature characternstlcs qualutaes and to develop an apprecuataon of good de sngn and workmanshlp More of our pupols shoulo avall tnemselves of the opportunltnes offered by thus department WILLIAM GREEN Woodworkung BRUCE BEYMER Machnnes Automotuves Weldlng Foundry Durector of Student Learner Program CHARLES RAWLINS Pruntlng Photography Mechanical Drawmg TWENTY FOUR - 1 1 1 1 1 I r 1 1 1 ' . . . I . , . . 1 s , . Nluslc HOWARD MAX Band GORDON KRUNNFUSZ Vocal Musnc JANE GQAY Orchestra Pl Alpha Nu Advisor The Musnc Department arms to provide every pupll with a full and free opportumty fo explore and develop hls capacmes In the field of music In sucn ways as may brung hum happuness and a sense of well berng Muslc groups at C H S Include the choir band glee clubs orchestra and ensembles Special Education AVILDA BUCK Howard Max and Larry Arnold are all set To Srlke the Band ,ad TWENTY FIVE o . ,, . . . , . . ,, . . . ' . . . . , , , o 0 ', VK ., U , . A . ke- . J A' ..' f. l , I Q I f f 4 I , v ' J 4 , ll ' 2 U PAUL KELTNER Athletuc Durector Football Coach World Hustory HELEN RICHEY urls Physucal Educatuon G A A Advusor Cheerleaders Advusor RAYMOND THOMPSON Basketball Coach Baseball Coach HERBERT HACKENBERG Boys Physucal Educatuon Health Cuvucs Physucal Educatuon Physucal educatuon us a vutal part un the sum total of the balanced hugh school curruculum The teachers of physucal educatuon un our hugh school belueve that a complete program should un clude physucal mental, and moral development as met un physucal educatuon classes health classes and recreatuonal groups They belueve too that physucal educatuon should provude the pupul wuth attutudes and skulls to fully utuluze hus leusure tume and better enable hum to luve un a democratuc world Driver Education Druver Educatuon and Traunung should prepare hugh school youth to assume the responsubulutues unvolved un the operatuon of a motor vehucle and to help unstull un theur munds the great need for traffic safety SANFORD LYNE Druver Educatuon ELIZABETH BLACKBURN Druver Educatuon TWENTY SIX G' ' ' u 1 . u u O D . . . . . ,, . I 1 . H . ,, . . . I ' 1 1 - - 11 The cafeteria staff check the menu for the Corning week. Cafeteria 1 - ' ' . f Q.: X r V I - 'FV , -1 A . ' lf' if . 1 f ' frm , W 7 ,K gg , - . xii A. ,K I . I , . fs It an V 7 v j ., av 3.4.1 IVAI 9 , . Q .- it Left to right: Mrs. Doris Star, M Mrs. Grace Payne. rs. Hazel Watson, Mrs. Magdeline Slack, Mrs. Minnie McManus, and Custoclians Here BFS lhfee VTTSD who are VUOST NECES- sary to our welfare every day of the school year. Let us all give them a big Thank You . Ralph Geary Paul Rice Delbert Nalley TWENTY-SEVEN 'XJ' Ti: L 2 f 3 X R4 YY. fr ev gy S , 5 3' Standing: Don Smith, Thomas Siegfried, Theda Morrow, Seated: Van Rigby Hmm 74420074 Qememim Zfze glade! of 1195 7 OFFICERS President . . Van Rigby Vice President . Torn Siegfried Secretary . Theda Morrow Treasurer . . Don Smith LINDA DEANNE ADAMS RUTH ANN ANKER EDGAR ELLIS ARCHER CONNIE LOU ANKROM JOHN MICHAEL BAILEY THIRTY EMILY JANE BALDWIN JOHN FRANKLIN BATES 'P'-1' BARBARA ANN BELL PATRICIA LUCILLE BENNETT JEAN ELIZABETH BOWERS 'W qw KENNETH NEIL BISHARD ' be KAY BOYD NI' 1 ARTHUR FRANKLIN BRAGG MARGARET EMILY BRILL I IONA RAE CALLAHAN ROBERT ELLSWORTH CESNER JR THIRTY ONE ff r' , ' A ,I I,5I I :. V. J Q I I , 8 'J DIANE CURRY CHRISTINE JANE DAHI T D DAUBENSPECK CONSTANCE LOU DAVIS THIRTY Two MATOULA CHELEKIS LINDA ANN CHRISTIAN KENNETH WAYNE CORWIN JERALDINE MAE COWGILL BERNICE MAE CRAMBLETT JAMES WILLIS CRONIN buff' W It .I .sf C G :Ep I I I .ff M V x, , '1 ' I , 2 -'H .. SHIRLEY CASEY DECKER BARBARA ELIZABETH DEEKS JOHN EDWARD DRUSEDOW .IR MARGARET ELIZABETH DUNCAN MILDRED JAYNE DURBEN LORETTA MAE DUSZ Senior class president Van Rigby and class advlsor Miss Alloway In conference Well Maybe' THIRTY THREE 1 1 I I ' I , , . W W' K ,. f fem I 2 1' 4 I 4 John Hayes seems To have hns hands should we say arms full at The Home comnng Dance wuth These Tvvo charming Iasses Mafoula Chelekls and Connie Ankrom Need any help John? THIRTY FOUR L MARY ANN DYSON MARY ALICE EIKENBERRY JOHN CHARLES ENOS MARYBELLE A ENOS HAROLD OLIVER FRONTZ NANCY LOUISE GAREY ' . . . or I ' . - I I Q vm if f I , vi 2 JAMES CLAY GATRELL DAVID ANDREW GAY MYRON GILCHER RICHARD EUGENE HALL MARILYN AGNES HALL BARBARA ANNE HAMILTON LARRY KAY HARDESTY JOHN MCCOLLUM HAYES CHARLES LANE HENRY DONNA LEE HILL THIRTY FIVE JACQUELINE MARTELLE JONES PAUL DAVID KEITH THIRTY sux B RNETTA CAROL KEISER PATRICIA LOUISE KING I I I I RUTHANN HILL JANICE SUE JACOBS LOIS EDNA JARVIS ROBERT E JENNINGS DORIS JEAN JOHNSON FREDERICK HARRY JOHNSON PHILIP DAVID KLINGENSMITH RONALD SIDNEY LEMMON THOMAS DENE LEONARD ROBERT KENNETH LONG LEONARD WINFIELD LOWREY SAUL F MCCOY I I 'H 3? M, II : . H O ' B D T ' 'is P ' , Q! H I ,,.. , T I, x W v , I , X f, :V i If y IX. Ig Ig . 2 I Z, L 4 I A scene from Me semor class play The Red House Mystery Plcwred ar Jackie Jones Kay Hardesty and Mum: Eskenberry WW 'Vina' THIRTY SEVENI This picture should be a familiar one to all C H S students Orchids to Peggy Duncan gracious accompanist on so many many o caslons Thus we vvull Always Remember THIRTY EIGHT THOMAS WAYNE MCCULLEY WILLIAM THOMAS MCCULLOUGH LYLE M MCELFRESH LARRY ARNOLD MISKIMEN JUDITH MARTHA MITCHELL I l I 1 f a-I rsrr - uy A ,B ltivll 23 .,..: K v-iv ' 1. i ' DAVID WILLIS MARQUIS A A ' I .IIII 4 MARTHA JEAN MOORE MARY JANE MOORE ROSALIE ANN MOORE CHARLES GLENN MOOREHEAD DAVID GRIFFIN MORROW Wm? THEDA RUTH MORROW SHIRLEY ANN MOWRER NANCY LOIS NCHOLS LARRY DAVID NICHOLSON RIC.-IARD DOUGLAS NICHOLSON THIRTY NINE I I ' I 0 an K 1: . I V, : I . A I V My lf.. MW 2,2 v..' Z A SIL I 3, 'L L74 fi I 'S' JUDY MAXINE PENN MARY ANN PETERSON FORTY MARJORIE FAY PETERS BETTY RUTH PHILLIPS JOHN WILLIAM NOBLE JR DAVID LARRY ORR CAROL ANN PACK LARRY DONALD PAISLEY PATRICIA LEE PARSON JAMES RUSSELL PARSONS V7 R M II' I f' Y ,-,' ' I ' ' 1 Q, .an r t I ROSALIE PHIPPS LORNA LEE POLEN RICHARD E POWERS LANNY DEE POLEN DALE MILTON POTTS KENNETH EUGENE REED Kay Hardesty Dave Morrow and Mafoula Chelekus chathng between classes FORTY ONE K L MM , Mw 'M Y Q L 4 X Harold Frontz Eddne WagsTaFf Gene Hall and Steve Baker are plcTured here with their s :ence exhlbnts CWe dad noT mean To let a mere lunnor slnp Info This SSCIIOVII 14' FORTY TWO ROSALYN DALE REED SONDRA LEE REMLEY VAN WILLIAM RIGBY MARY LOU REITLER STEPHEN A ROBBINS A Am If a RX WAYNE EARL RIEHL Q I w,KuB f I I I, - DAVID WILSON SELWAY PATRICIA DOLORES SHARP NANCY ANN SHERRARD THOMAS WALTER SIEGFRIED DONALD R SIGMAN JANET MARIE ROSCOE N38 sf' CAROL EILEEN SIMMONS DON CHARLES SMITH DAVID ELDON SLAY DIANE KAY SOHNER FORTY-THREE JUN LOWELL THOMAS JAMES ALLEN STARR DAVID AMOS STEVENS RONALD LAWRENCE STILLIONS REESE LAMONT TIPTON CATHERINE ANN TRISCHLER BONITA MAY TURNER CARL EUGENE TURNER MARGARET FAYE VOLZ FORTY FOUR vid lil if :,' - - J SONJA LEE STONEBURNER R A T Q A s E3 ' x ZH A ' 2 ,Q f T 9 6 , I I EDWIN BURTON WAGSTAFF MARY EVELYN WAGSTAFF CAROL JOAN WYLIE WALTER CLARENCE PORTER WARNE ROBERT EDWARD WEIBEL DAVID CLEMEN WELLS DIXIE LEE WORTH SHIRLEY YURKO JUDITH ANN YAW NOT PICTURED JOHN AUSMUS D NNY LEE BEARDMORE JANICE SUE BRITTON JOHN THOMAS GRANT JANICE GUILER CARLENE POTTS HUFF ERVIN DELROY HUNTER ROBERT ALLEN HUNT PATRICIA SCHOONOVER JOHN WILLIAM MORTON JACK LOUIS PERSONS RICHARD ALAN POWER RALPH DUANE WATKINS JOHN THOMAS WILSON MCCOY FORTY-FIVE SENIOR CLASS HISTORY On September 8 l953 the class of l957 thought ut was top drawer Actually we were bottom rung that us to say we were gust begunnung to clumb onto the bottom rung of the ladder of hugh school As freshmen we were faurly busy wuth Gurls Glee Club dramatucs orchestra G A A R porter and the hugh pount of the year the Munstrel Thus year was also hughlughted wuth the only Pount a Munute team un the hustory of Brown Junuor Hugh wuth cheers beung I cl by Connue Ankrom Mary Eukenberry and Martha Moore and of cours there were the musuc contests and the scuence exhubuts We also drew up the plans for th first Student Councul of uunuor hugh So ual events of thus year were the Band Formal the Reporter Banquet and the class party whuch was held at McMahon Gym amud th de oratuons of the beautuful Junuor Senuor Prom September 7 l954 found a group of green sh tunged sophomores clumbung onto the second rJng of our ladder Bud Yost was elected presudent of our clas wuth Connue Davus Theda Morrow and Jeru Cowgull to assust hum along wuth Muss Dorus Al oway our class advusor We soon got unto the swung of thungs beung swept away wuth Chour Gurls Glee Club Band Orchestra Reporter Junuor Red Cross Y Teen Future Teachers Future Nurses Key Club P Alpha Nu G A A Hall Monutors Machune Operators and Sophomore Hu Y wuth Davud Orr beung elected as presudent We elected Bud Yost John Hayes Connue Davus and Connue Ankrom as members at large to Student Councul wuth Kay Boyd Peggue Duncan Mary Moore Martha Moore Ruchard Powers and Pat Schoonover McCoy as Home Room representatuves Martha Moore and Connue Ankrom leadung our cheers for us and Harruette McBrude Carnes Jeru Cowgull and Theda Morrow representung us as mauorettes Then on September 6 l955 we were gunuors mountung our thurd rung of the ladder Wuth Van Rugby as presudent assusted by John Hayes John Druesedow and Marulyn Hall we were off to the start of a busy year We elected Bud Yost Van Rugby Kay Boyd and Connue Ankrom as members atlarge to Studeruu Councul wuth Davud Orr Rosalue Moore Theda Morrow Margaret Volz John Hayes and Connue Davus as Home Room representatuves Thus year found John Hayes as edutor of th Cantab auded by assocuate edutors Peggue Dun can and Duane Sohner The theme of that Cantab was Steps Leadung to the Future Judy Penn was presudent of Future Nurses Bob Long was prexy of Varsuty C Connue An krom and Mary Eukenberry represented us on th May Queens Court Connue Ankrom was our representatuve to Gurls State and Davud Gay Don Smuth Van Rugby Davud Orr and Bud Yost represented us at Boys State Amud all of our actuvutues such as the Class Party receuvung our class rungs gurls ensemble chour the Y Teen G A A Hu Y and Key Club formals the musuc contests and the Athletic Carnu val we took tume out to present somethung worth takung tume out for our Junuor Class Play Tume Out for Gunger And of course our exotuc oruental Junuor Senuor Prom whuch no one can ever forget Love ls A Many Splendored Thung Our cheers thus year were led by Mary Eukenberry Connue Ankom Martha Moore Mary Moore and Kay Boyd and we practucally toon over the sports department Thus was the year that the musuc department presented the wonderful Jerome Kern Nught and Vaughn Monroe sang at an assembly wuth the chour Our mauorettes Jeru Cowgull Theda Morrow Duxue Worth Pat McCoy and Sandra Remley were led by Rosalue Moore lContunued on page 871 FORTY SIX I I . ,. , T I 1 I I I I , I I I - 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I ' I I I Q . . . . s, , 3 . . . . . . Q ' . . . - . , , c . I I I h . I . . . . . I , . . I V . . I I I - JI I I I I I - - 'I I I 1 I' I I I I I I D I I I . I Our class was well represented in the sports department, with Mary Moore, Mary Eikenberry, I , . I . . I . I I I . . I . . y . I . I . I I I 1 1 I T ' l A . . . . ' I I I I I A . . . Q D I . A . 5' I I 1 ' e 2 I I I I I . . .. I I . . . I . , I . . , , . . , ' , . . ., ' , I ' r . , . . - . , 'I ' ' ll . . . . I ' I I ' I I a . I I I I ' II I ll I I ' I ' I I I I ' This is getting to be a habit. If you doubt it, turn back to page 34 ls Mimi hungry or does she see a worm? Jeri Cowgill, Rosalie Moore and Dixie Worth sample a little H ZO. Betty Ford, John Druesedow, Bob Stottsberry, Dave Stevens, Jim Starr, Jim Harris, Sally Toland, Margaret Roscoe, and Polly Merrill in the chow line . J FORTY-SEVEN Eddie Griffith, Don McConaha, Rodney Lawyer, Henry Cross. JUNIORS Under the leadership ot the class officers . . . Henry Cross, president, Eddie Grit- fith, vice president, Rodney Lawyer, secretary, and Don McConaha, treasurer, this was a very busy year for the junior class. Members ofthe class sponsored many pro- jects and activities and did their part in prcmoting school spirit. Remember the elec- tion of officers . . . choosing class rings . . . selling candy and stationery . . . the class play . . . working on the Cantab . . . electing Kay Camp as representa- tive to Girls' State . . . choosing Henry Cross, Dave De-Selm, Rodney Lawyer and Dave Roscoe to represent us at Boys' State . . , the beautiful Junior-Senior Prom? Room 23 - Mrs. Bennett Row I: Sue Jones, Kay Golladay, Sandi Brown, Jeanne Keith, Jean Danley, Marilyn Shaffer, Pauline Dixon, Sandra Murphy Marilyn Morrow, Eloise Sarchet, Marjorie Stockdale. Row 2. John Jacobs, Danny Daugherty, Betty Graeger, Elaine Fahner, Louise Davis, Betty Lucas, Rodney Lawyer, Robert Robson. Row 3. Trent Haines, Robert Coyer, Henry Cross, Gene Patterson, John Christian, Jim McDonald, Charles Simpson, Dick Perkins. Not in the picture-Judy Debardeleben, Floyd Duhamel, Mary Kiernan, FORTY-EIGHT ,.- g ,A Q N. Room 58 - Miss McCreary Row I. Elizabeth Sayre, Wiletta Knox, Shirley White, Mary Jane Potts, Martha Black, Donna Marlatt, Elaine Miller, Peg Riley, Joanne Willis, Linda King, Kay Camp. Row 2. Larry Eltringham, Ronald Sniffen, Sandra Betts, Dorothy Humbert, Yevonne Garrett, Kay Price, Phyllis Greenwood, Jackie Pinion, Edith Gibson, Dick Switzer, Fred Shimp. Row 3. William Tritt, Michael Musa, Robert Saive, William Gilbow, Harry Duhamel, David Yaw, Jerry Mills, William Deeks, Brant Holladay, Charles Hayes, William Geese, Not in picture-Bonnie Adams. f', Row Row Row Not FIFTY Room 8 - Mrs. Moore Betty Robins, Jackie Burton, Patty Mathews, Roxie Phillips, Carol Lake, Barbara Frakcs, Doris Baker, Lynda Byarcl, Betty Stillions, Marlene Wilson. Elbessie Cliftord, Joanne Huff, Jean Hosfelt, Martha Warden, Roberta Sharp, Dorcas Jackson, Reba Lafierty Dorthy Welker. Ronnie Sickles, John Eikenbery, Dave Roscoe, Jerry Milligan, Bob Gray, Jim Mickle, Charles Morow, .John Mus taine, Bob Cury, Ernest Reed. picture-Donald Berry, James Guiler, Jack Hudson, Loretta Wright. YW Susan Sohner - Treasurer Judith Riggs - Secretary Robert Palmer, Vice President David Gray, President SOPHOMORES The first year at Central Senior High School was an exciting one for the two hundred and twenty-five members of the sophomore class. They found many different rules and customs but adiusted to them very rapidly. Sophomores were active in sports, clubs and organizations andthe class as a whole remembers . . . election of class officers . . . the first class party . . . choosing class rings . . . sports . . . organizing the Sophomore Hi-Y . . . singing in the glee clubs. These we will Always Remember. Don Smith, Tom Ricketts, Becky Rigby, Bill Murgatroycl, Connie Davis. 0 Suck: IND Tons A at FIFTY-ONE UNDERCLASS SNAPS A pizza party at Steve Bakers. Mm m4-- Remem- ber? There's Jim Mitchell, Ray Eubanks, Ronnie Snif- ten, Janet Aiken, Becky Rigby, Carol Rogovin and Kay Camp. My, Rodger Lawyer and Bob Robson seem to be en- ioying that conversation with Marge Bruner! The mambo king, Chuck Simpson, and his queens, Lynda Byard, Ginger Har- ris, and Roxie Phillips do- ing a mambo at the Thanks- giving dance. Pat Mathews, Carol Evans, and Karen Gar- l5 -lanel about 70 make rett f three of our most efficient student a sale? librarians. Dorothy Guiler, Miss Arnold, and Joyce Wirick selling candy and supplies during the noon hour. D-It 5? ima EQ 932 W? iw aw ay? 5' gmail agus W il' W Student Council The Student Council, the representative body of the high school, works to better the school and the community. The mem- bers are elected by their classmates and are expected to uphold the principles of the school. During the year the Student Council sponsored many projects. Remember . . . Homecoming festivities . . . Basketball Mother's Night . . . decorating the school Christmas tree . Boys' State and Girls' State elections . school programs? Officers were: President, John Hayes, Vice President, Connie Ankrom, Secretary- Treasurer, Janet Driggs. FIFTY-EIGHT A The Student Council co-operated with the P.T.S.A. in sponsoring Open House at C.H.S. Seated are Mrs. Woodward, Mrs. B. K. Jones, Mrs. Bennett, and Mrs. Birtcher. Standing are Jackie Jones, David Gay, Mr. McFarland, and Kay Camp. Row I. Becky Rigby, Kay Camp, Julia Doud- na, Theda Morrow, Carolyn Warden,Cathy Castner, Carol Evans, Janet Driggs, Connie Ankrom. Row 2. Ronald Sniffen, James Mitchell, Ray Eubanks, Diane Soh- ner, Janet Aiken, Christine Dahl, Peggy Duncan, Lee Rausch, Rod- ney Lawyer, Van Rigby. Row 3. Kay Hardesty, Arthur Bragg, Edwin Griffith, John Hayes, David Gay, Robert Coyer, Alan Trott. National Honor Society 5' Seated-Van Rigby, Kenneth Reed, Kay Hardesty, Nancy Garey, John Druesedow, Matoula Chelekis, Peggy Duncan, David Gay, Connie Davis, John Hayes, Marilyn Hall, Judy Penn, Roselyn Reed, David Selway. Standing-Don Smith, Christine Dahl, Diane Sohner, Thomas Siegfried, Jean Bowers, Arthur Bragg, Judith Mitchell, Connie Ankrom, John Bailey, Mimi Eikenberry, Margaret Volz, Judy Yaw, Don Sigman, Jacqueline Jones, Theda Morrow, the Reverend Mr. Wayman, To be elected to the National Honor Society is the highest honor a high school student may have bestowed upon him. The members are chosen by the faculty and members of the preceding year. To be eligible for membership, a student must be in the upper fourth of his class and only fifteen per cent of the class may be chosen. The purpose of the organization is to create enthusiasm for scholarship, stimulate the desire to give service, promote leadership and loyalty to the school at all times. The December lnduction Service riFrY.NiNE 11-15 -if? I . - 119 ev, :elle 4 '-.X V 4 Q' ' A .,,, ,. A, ' I Reporter Congratulations, Reporter Staitl Yes, congratulations on the fine job that you have done on the Cambridge High School newspaper, the Reporter. The fine work that has been done is a credit to every member of the stalt. Remember . . . the introduction of Mr. Shelby . . . the endorsement of the bond issue . . . the preview of the Hatchet Hop . . . the announcement of Elvis Pres- lay's visit to C.H.S. fApril Foollj . . . review of all football and basketball games? The annual banquet was held May seventh at St. John's Parish House. The usual Horseplay and Recreation, initiating new members of the staFF, was enjoyed by both old and new members The Reporter was published three times a semester this year under the able direction of the following Co Editors Peggy Duncan and Judy Penn Publication Manager Mimi Eikenberry Business Manager Bonita Turner Circulation Manager Margaret Brill Sports Manager Connie Ankrom Advisor Mr Odebrecht Row Bonnita Turner Margaret Brill Judy Penn Peggy Duncan Connie Ankrom Mimi Eikenberry Shirley Casey Row Evelyn Shaneyfelt Linda Cruise Wava Gilespie Jaret Aiken Barbara Penn Becky Rigby Kay Golladay Carol Lake Marge Bruner Row Mr Odebrecht Rosalyn Reed Barbara Frakes Sue Jones Donna Marlat Mary Moore Lynda Byard Martha Burris Carol Rogovin Row 4 Tom McCullough Mary Lou Oliver Barbara Greider Sue Ramsay Susan Millington Polly Merrill Judy Riddle Kay Price Bob Robson SIXTY ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 l l- 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 2- 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 3- - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . Phi Alpha Nu Row Row Row Row Row l Sandu Brown Kay Camp Julua Doudna Wuletta Knox Ruth Ann Hull Sally Toland Pat Smuth Margaret Rauney Roxy Phullups Carol Lake Duane Sohner Carole Rogovun Joyce Mutchell Susan Nuchols Jacquelune Jones Lunda Crews Janet Druggs Susan Sohner Mary Eukenberry Peggue Duncan Nancy Nuchols Judy Mufchell Patrucua Sharp Carol Summons Maruorue Stockdale to be voted unto thus club one must not only have musucal abuluty but a hugh scholastuc ratung Remember Installatuon of offlcers lruutuatuon of new members Bake Sale Senuor Farewell Musucals twuce a month and especually the annual Chrustmas Chapel, sponsored by Pu Alpha Nu? Thus years offlcers were Presudent Jacquelune Jones Vuce Presudent Judy Mutchell Secre tary Duane Sohner Treasurer Wuletta Knox, Advusor Mrs Jane Gray SIXTY ONE l 3. ', ' , ' , ' , A 5. ' , ' ' , ' , ' ' . The Pi Alpha Nu has completed its sixth successful year asa music club. To be eligible W , 0 6. wr, -- 'i ' . K N X Y-Teens Y-TEEN CABlNET Row l. Jean Bowers, Mariorie Bruner, Christine Dahl, Theda Morow, Carole Evans, Row 2. Connie Ankrom, Rosalie Moore, Betty Greegor, Linda Christian, Connie Davis, Sandra Brown. Belles On Our Toes , was The Theme of The Y-Teens' program This year. As usual, They had a very busy schedule as They worked To improve Their school and commun- ity and They had Tun along vviTh Their work. Remember . . . The vvienerroast . . . Y-Teen Formal , . . Scavenger HunT . Recognition Servicie . . . Personal Care Program . . . Disks For Dimes Dance . . Helping wiTh Polio Drive . . . Easter Chapel . . . Bake Sale . . . Senior Farewell? Officers This year were: President, ChrisTine Dahl, Vice President, Theda Mor- row, SecreTary, Carol Evans, Treasurer, Marjorie Bruner, Advisors, Miss McCulley and Miss Meitzer. The Y-Teens held a beautiful recognition service and Tea aT the First Presbyterian Church on Sunday, December lb. EIXTYVTWO 752 Y G. A, A. Top to bottom: Theda Morrow, Janet Roscoe, Matoula Chelekis, Judy Mitchell, Mimi Eikenberry, Nancy Nichols, Mary Moore, Connie Ankrom. To ioin G.A.A. a girl must have earned at least 25 points. These points can be earned by play- ing volleyball, basketball, shuffleboard, ping pong, skating or bowling. All the G.A.A. activi- ties that were planned and carried out this year were made possible through the help and effort of the advisor, officers and each member of the club. Remember . . . initiation for new members fNovemberJ . . guest speakers - Physical Education Maiors, Muskingum College fOctoberD . . . Christmas party, ex- change, and proiect . . . sponsored assembly of Folk Dances from Muskingum Col- lege . . . scavenger hunt fAprilJ . . . election of officers and party fMayJ . . May Day . . . G.A.A.Formal? Officers: President, Margaret Volz, Vice President, Mary Moore, Secretary, Mary Lou Atchi- son, Treasurer, Linda Christian, Advisor, Mrs. Richey. vv l. Mary Lou Atchison, Marg- aret Volz, Mrs. Richey, Mary Moore, Linda Christian, 5 r Jo Prouty, Beverly Wencek, Patricia Mathews, Peggy Morgan. w , u Mitchell, Connie Davis, Carol Simmons, Judie Yaw, Patricia King, Loretta Dusz. SIXTY-THREE K. Row l. David Gray, Robert Palmer, Van Olnhausen, Robert Long, Edwin Griffith, Steve Baker, William Van Camp, Alan Tron. Row 2. Lee Rausch, Thomas Siegfried, Don Smith, Rodney lawyer, Kenneth Corwin, Robert Robson, Don Sigman, Edward Enochs. Row 3. David Roscoe, Richard Nicholson, Fred Johnson, James Mickle, Henry Cross, David DeSelm, Van Rigby. SIXTY FOUR Key Club One of the prominent boys' clubs in C.H.S. is the Key Club. Sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, this organization is open to boys of high scholastic ability, who are willing to work as well as have tun. Remember th Christmas tree store the polio dance the spring house cleaning proiect the Key Club workshop at Delaware Key Club Convention the banquet and formal the January party? Officers: President Robert Long- Vice Presi- dent, Dave DeSeIm, Secretary, Robert Robson, Treas- urer, Don Smith, Advisors, Mr. John Fairchild and Mr H D Thomas V 'i 'Q 'o 6 ,Q Q 2 W WMM., .-.,Q, MF Z x , ' M Y ff' mp , XA .Q , wt-rl-:MAI-1, ,M ,' .44 ww ,Q at frm Q, my . A , 1- , ag, .A 1 3 4055 if ' 1 W? M fl fs' 9, 4 Ima Q if ia , 1215 23 2 if 'E 1 3? i. Ii mann f ' K1 Z. 2 I 2, 1 1 34? 4 295 '-' ,' p 5 4,5 at H .6 M 23 eip- X l 1 QQ L2 ? '53 ' gif 5 7 Q2 4 ., 1 'fi ,Aff nw X 'kai 'Y Q4 14 Row l, Jacqueline Jones, Marilyn Morrow, Sandra Murphy, Susan Andrews, Diane Sohner, Wave Gillespie, Connie Ankrom, Mary Moore, Maureen Wade. Row 2, Sandra Brown, Susan Millington, Beverly Wencek, Kay Golladay, Sue Jones, Lynda Byard, Carl Lake, Donna Marlatt, Barbara Frakes, Mary Eiken- berry, Peggie Duncan, Judy Rid- dle, Rosalyn Reed, Connie Davis. Row 3. Lowell Thomas, David Gay, Thomas McCullough, Arthur Bragg. F. T. A. Future Teachers of America is an organiza- tion in the school tor students who are con- sidering the teaching profession. This year's activities included . . . choos- ing club pins . . . selling greeting cards . . . planning interesting programs . . . teaching for half a day in the elementary grades. Officers were: President, David Gay, Vice- President, Mimi Eikenberry, Secretary, Kay Golladay, Advisor, Miss Alloway. Future Nurses Girls who are interested in nursing or some other phase of the medical field make up the membership of this club. During the present school year the girls visited several hospitals . . . were guests of local Medical Auxiliary . . . enjoyed talks and films on the subiect ot nursing. Officers were: President, Elaine Fahner, Vice-president, Barbara Penn, Secretary-Treas- urcr, Marilyn Hall, Advisor, Miss Arnold. Row l. Elizabeth Sayer, Sally Toland, Emily Baldwin, Carol Keiser, Betty Phillips, Barbara Penn, Elaine Fahner, Marilyn Hall. Row 2. Rebecca Rigby, Doris Baker, Marjorie Hudson, Suellen McLaughlin, Lalia Grudier, Sue Rzmsay, Judy Riggs, Linda Crews, .lucly Penn, Janet Aiken. SIXTY-SEX Sophomore Hi-Y A separate Hi-Y Club for boys in the sophomore class was organized this year. Regular meetings were held at the Y.M.C.A. and the group sponsored a movie for the student body. The officers were President, Ray Eubanks, Vice-president, Jim Mitchell, Secretary, Bill Booth, Treasurer, John Ross. James Mitchell. Proiectionists The proiectionists of Cambridge High School are of real service to the various class- rooms and departments. Almost every day one or more ofthe members of this group may be seen carrying the audio visual equipment down the hall or up the stairs. Each one has been trained to operate this equiment and we all appreciate their willingness to perform this service. Mr. Bretschneider is the advisor. 'A 3 Mr. Bretschneider, Robert Fahner, Robert Bates, Joe Orahoska, Elaine Fahner, Leland Stiffler, Gary Stil- lions, Stephen Jones. Not pictured: James Hopkins, Jerry Dusz, and Robert Taylor, SIXTY-SEVEN Row l. David Carnes, Wayne Mc- Cracken, Don Irwin, Angus Dunn, William Bonnell, Wayne Fairchild. Row 2. John Ross, Al. Barnes, Larry Wycoft, Ray Eubanks, Senior Play For the first time in many years, a senior class play was presented at C.H.S. The Red House Mystery was delightful entertainment, filled with thrills and suspense. Mem- bers ofthe cast, especially, will Always Remember the work and fun they experienced. i f M.-N .V , f My we , 1 ' .,y'fle+f we wif ft , , 4 SeatedYJohn Druesedow, Peggy Duncan, Jackie Jones, Kay Boyd. Standing-Tom McCullough, Diane Curry, Mimi Eikenberry, Kay Hardesty, David Gay, Connie Ankrom. Others in the cast were: Emily Baldwin, Art Bragg, Fred Johnson. Junior Play Onions in the Stew , a three act comedy, was produced by the iunior class early in May. The entire play was humorous and was thoroughly enjoyed by both cast and audience. Miss McCulley was the director of both the senior and junior casts. Row I. Peggy Morgan, Carol Lake, Mary Louise Kiernan. Row 2. Sandra Smith, Beverly Wencek, Reba Lafferty, Doris Baker, Sandra Murphey, Carol Evans, Kay Camp, Janet Driggs, Bonnie Adams. Row 3. Ron Coriell, Curtis Myers, Bob Robson, Larry Gill, Brant Holliday, Jim Mickle, Ronnie Sniffen, Bob Bates. Others in the cast include: John Eikenberry, Steve Jones, Patty Mathews, Roxie Phillips. SIXTY-EIGHT Operettas Down in the Valley , a Tender love story, was one of two short operettas presented by the high school choir. Leading roles were sung by Sandi Brown and Tom Siegfried. Pictured here are Sandi Brown, David Gay, and David Marquis in one of the scenes. Cumberland Fair , a light gay comedy, featured Bob Robson, Louise Davis, Jackie Jones, Tom McCullough and Art Bragg. Mr. Krunnfusz directed the production, which was excellent. Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Hi-Y Play Cast 'wisaiiiy vve-jam' ff Kay Hardesty, Kenneth Reed, John Eileen- berry, David Wells, Tommy McCullough, James Gatrell. David Morrow, Eddie Archer, James Mickle, David Selway, Van Rigby. Wayne Riehl, Win Lowry, Fred Johnson. DireCtorfMr. Brown. SIXTY-NINE Row T. Row 2. Row 3. Row A. Row 5. Row 6. Row 7. These with pep and rhythm. Theda Brown, Worth, Jeri Cowgill. SEVENTY BAND Theda Morrow, Jean Lucas, Sondra Remley, Sandi Erown, Rosalie Moore, Patricia McCoy, Doris Baker, Dixie Worth Jeri Cowgill. Jackie Burton, Jolene Crossen, Sally Toland, Wayre airci , gg Chambers, Barbara Deeks, Margaret Rainey, Mae Hitchcock, Joyce Mitchell. Donna Bastord, Janice Berry, Carol Patterson, Mary Lou Deeren, Sandra Murphy, Nancy Davis, Sally McCracken Susan Nickles, Sandra Kuhn, Carol Mowrer, Marilyn Wheeler, Jacqueline Jones. Ray Eubanks, James Mitchell, Jay Maioli, Bob Orncoff, William Nicholson, Wiletta Knox, Wanda Sigman, Shirley Mowrer, Jean Bowers, Nancy Turner, Carol Thompson, Robert Curry. Alene Musa, Wayne McCracken, Paul White, William Geese, Patricia Sharp, Sandra Taylor, Connie Baker, Judy Riggs, Susan Sohner, Roberta Sharp, Nancy Nickels, Tom Siegfried. David Neff, Robert Saive, Dean Wells, Don Sigman, Don Smith, Patricia Brinde , orot y c owe Mary Morris, Curtis Myers, Donald Berry. Pa I Willis James Davidson, Philip Forshey, Ted Jackson, Wayne Riehl, Win Lowry, David Marquis, Steve Baker U f David Morrow, Alan Trott Director-Howard Max F ' h'ld Robert Gre , Darwin Jirles, Richard Wilson, Donna ll D h M D ll, Donna Gardner MAJORETTES seven girls lead the band Morrow, Sandra Remley, Sandi Rosalie Moore, Doris Baker, Dixie ,,.. 5 f ORCHESTRA CHOIR Row l. Nancy Sherrard, Mary Ann Dyson, Shirley Mowrer, Jo Arlene Prouty, Sandi Brown, Judy Riddle, Sue Jones, Rosalie Moore, Jeri Cowgill, Peggie Duncan, Connie Davis, Loretta Dusz, Nancy Garey, Shirley Yurlco, Jean Bowers, Lynda Byard, Marilyn Morrow, Linda King, Kay Camp. Row 2. Mona Callahan, Louise Davis, Mariorie Bruner, Wiletta Knox, Roxie Phillips, Carol Lake, Donna Marlatt, Diane Sohner, Janet Driggs, Mary Wagstaft, Judy Yaw, Carol Simmons, Phyllis Greenwood, Virginia Harris, Beverly Wen- celc, Theda Morrow, Connie Ankrom, Marilyn Hall, Eiane Curry. Row 3. Jacqueline Jones, James Mitchell, Ray Eubanks, John Ross, David Potts, Judy Mitchell, Marilyn Wheler, Christine Dahl, Kay Boyd, Marjorie Stockdale, Mimi Eikenberry, Robert Robson, Robert Curry, David Orr, Harold Frontz, Sandra Smith. Row 4. Thomas McCullough, Fred Johnson, Kenneth Corwin, Larry Taylor, Eddie Archer, Jack Hudson, Robert Gray, David Gay, David Marquis, Charles Moorehead, Arthur Bragg, Curtis Myers, Charles Simpson, Richard Switzer, Thomas Siegfried, Jack White, Charles Henry. The choir, under the direction of Mr. Gordon Krunntusz, had an outstanding year in T956-57. Remember . . . The Fall Concert . . . The Concert tor E.O.T.A ..... Thanks- giving Chapel . . . Christmas Concert . . . Christmas Chapel . . . Contest . . . Rogers and Hammerstein Concert . . . Concert at Dover . . . Easter Chapel . Spring Vesper Service . . . Baccalaureate? The choir was rated superior at the district contest and they received a rating ot excellent at the state contest in Columbus. Girls' Ensemblel This esemble receive a Superior Rating at both the district and state contests. Mary Ann Dyson, Peggie Duncan, Judy Mitchell, Christine Dahl, Kay Boyd, Jean Bowers, Carole Simmons, Sandi Brown, Jacqueline Jones, Kay Camp. SEVENTYJWO Sophomore Boys' Glee Club Row l. David Gray, Robert Taylor, Angus Dunn, James Mitchell, Benjamin Jones Ronald Davis. Row 2. Dallas Gallagher, Ray Eubanks, John Ross, Allen Gerdau, Robert Long Wayne McCracken, James Chambers. Row 3. David Potts, Allen Laird, Bernard Hayes, Donald Erwin, David Neff, Al Barnes, Wayne Fairchild. Not in picture: James Bragg, Lee Rausch, James Trott, A reorganized musical group this year was the Sophomore Boys' Glee Club, directed by Mr. Gordon Krunntusz. Remember . . . 'P The Fall Concert , . . Christmas Concert . . National Honor Society fFaIlJ . . . Service Club Meetings . . . PT.A. Meetings . . . Spring Concert? Our sophomore boys and Mr. Krunntusz deserve a hand for their fine organization. Girls' Ensemble ll This group received a superior rating at the district contest and an excellent rating at the state contest. Row I. Louise Davis, Roxie Phillips, .lo Arlene Prouty, Marjorie Bruner, Marilyn Morrow, Row 2. Donna Marlatt, Phyllis Greenwood, Mariorie Stock- dale, Mimi Eikenberry, SEVENTY-THREE Sophomore Girls' Glee Club Another successful year was completed by the Sophomore Gtrls Glee Club, dlrected by Mr Gordon Krunntusz thus year Remember The Fall Concert Chrtstmas Concert Nattonal Honor Society lSprlngj PTA Meetlngs Church organization meetrngs Sprung Concert? Row 1 Maureen Wade Judy Roblns Joanne Bennett Connre Yoho Judy Betts Barbara Ftsher Everlena Warren Judy Tuttle Carol Severance Margaret Rarney Row 2 Conme Baker Dorothy Sarchet Martha Burns Jean Brownfleld Lrnda Neft Jantce Dawson Carole Rogovm Carol Frtch Helen McWrIl1ams Patrtcla Dlxon SalySoI1nger Julta Doudna Jane VanCamp Row 3 Sandra Crook Margaret Roscoe Mary Ann Brrttcw Patsy Kagofas Sue Ellen Laughltn Jean Ann Starr Sh ror' Brock Cheryl Parsley Paula Crawford Mary Morris Joan Bennett Ruth Ann Alloway Marrlyn Alexander SEVENTY FOUR - I - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I 1 1 - A 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 - Row l. Sara Ann Durben, Judy Robins, Joan Grubbs, Delores Smalley, Barbara Bishard, Reba Lafferty, Sandra Murphey, Rosee lyn Reid, Jackie Jones. Row 2. Martha Black, Dorothy Welker, Linda Adams, Dixie Worth, Barbara Deeks, Carol Keiser, Sonja Stoneburner, Bonita Turner, Gerald Warden, John Miskimen. Row 3. Jean Hosfelt, Barbara Frakes, Judy Riddle, Shirley McKim, Patty King, Linda Christian, Carol Pack, Elaine Fahner, Jim McDonald, George Blancett. This group of students has done an excellent 'ob this year ot keeping the halls orderly and quiet. The students are chosen from their study halls at the beginning of the year and, if possible, remain on the staff throughout the year Mr Frame is the supervisor of the monitors OUT from before flle last Becky Rigby Kay Boyd Rosalie interested in what e bell rings. Moore and Janet Aiken profesor has to say Wt' .. . .V...m,v,,v-sw-,vw-w-,uv up-npqpnqggpga x 4,5 n. 1 , 4' L . gf: Qi. 25' 4:2 A M 5 ,,,.. , Wil' Varsity Football Keltnerl Rah! Keltner! Rah! Rah! Rah! Keltner! It you haven't guessed the name of our head football coach l yet, we'll tell you . . . Paul Keltner. With the aid of the entire coaching staFF Keltner gave us his best and the result was a team to be proud ot. Perhaps you have heard P, K. say many times, winning the game isn't so important as how well you play it. The varsity team is to be congratulated on the fine work that they did in the games ot last season. Under the direction of Paul Keltner the Bobcats scored a record of 4 wins and 5 losses. Although the scores weren't always on our side the cheerleaders and student body did their best to boost our boys on to victory. We hope that in future years the Bobcats will play their games as well as they dld thus school year 'xr Row l. Bob Paalmer Dick Powers Rodney Lawyer Don M Conaha Bob Long Ray Kirkpatrick Barney McCoy Frank Cole. Row 2. Samuel Hayes, Kenny Corwin, Curtis Myers, Morris Harbin, Larry Robertson, Lee Rausch, Larry Townsend, Joe Orahoske, Row 3. Bob Vance, Bud Yost, Dick Nicholson, Henry Cross, James Hopkins, John Ausmus, Charles Hayes. SEVENTY-ElGHT Sensor Lettermen KEN CORWIN EDDIE GILL TOM LEONARD BOB LONG BARNEY MCCOY DICK NICHOLSON Not Plctured VAN RIGBY JOHN AUSMUS FRANK COLE WF' Not Psctured PAUL FIELDS DICK POWER We here presenf To you The senior boys who gave 'rhelr Trrne and eFforT for C H S football and were awarded leffers Among These eleven boys we have one who was chosen for our All C OL and All Ohro Paul Fields Barney McCoy and Bob Long received honorable men Tron for All C OL Congrafularlons, boys' SEVENTY NINE Row l. Kay Boyd, Mimi Eiken' berry, Martha Moore. Row 2. Lynda Byard, Mary Moore, Connie Ankrom. Varsity Cheerleaders These six girls, elected by the student body, were especially active during T956- l957. Connie Ankrom did a fine iob as captain of Varsity, with the aid ot Mrs. Richey, advisor of Varsity and Reserve. We ot Cambridge Central High School would like to thank these girls for the time and ettort they have put forth in boosting the Bobcats and our high school. Remember . . . football games . . . basketball games . . . sponsoring dances . . . buying new sweaters . . . helping at Athletic Carnival . . . allsports banquet . . . cheerleaders picnic . . . Columbus cheerleading clinic . . . prac- tices . . . pep meetings? Reserve Cheerleaders These tour girls, elected by the students, are credited with an extremely successful iob. Through this season of football and basketball you could always find the four cheering the Reserves on to victory or their best. Under the supervision of Mrs. Richey, the advisor, and Kay Price, the captain, they were especially active. Remember . . . football and basketball games . . . pep meetings . . . practices . . . all sports banquet . . new out- fits . . . cheerleading letters . . . helping at Athletic carnival . . . co-sponsoring dances . . . cheerleaders picnic? Kay Price, Joan Bennett, Janet Aiken, Becky Rigby. EIGHTY Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambr clge Ca hori g Lamoridge N1 Cambr dge L,a'nbridge Cambr: lg Jriclge C hl r g nbriclge C nnridge Ca oridge Cambridge Cambridge Football Scores 7 14 13 19 13 18 20 18 12 68 Basketball Scores 70 Columbus Aquinas Columbus North Newark Dover Zanesville Coshocton Chillicothe Marietta Lancaster Newcomerstown Coshocton New Philadelphia Newark Chillicothe Dover Zanesville Columbus Central Marietta Coshocton Newark Chillicothe Dover Lancaster Zanesville Barnesville Marietta Lancaster ElGHTf ONE 20 14 ' , 20 13 ' ' . K 1 O . ' 6 26 ' 74 50 ' 64 58 ' 55 80 ' ' i 29 64 4 ' 'cl e 50 63 ' ' Z l A 65 69 Ca., bridge 29 79 ' i 67 80 Cambridge 86 73 ' 7 I ' 59 61 , 'c 3 60 53 Canl if 65 87 ' ' as .3 ldxe 62 73 CQ . 'f 66 E5 art? ' 53 L4 ' m' ' 54 71 ' .L ' 61 74 ' ' U A . ., , 80 Varsity Basketball Row l. Tom Leonard, Ed Gill, Henry Cross, Don McConaha, Dave Roscoe. Row 2. Tom Russel, Nick Nicholson, Dave DeSelm, John Bates, Barney McCoy, Bill Trischler, Mr. Thompson Although our Bobcats were not one of the top contenders for the league tiara, they presented quite a problem to all opponents. Our boys acquired a nickname during this season . . . unpredictable . No one could be sure just what the out- come would be when the Bobcats began a game. Under the coaching of Tommy Thompson, our boys really did heir best and did a fine iob of representing C.H.S. to other schools. Rah! Rah! Rah! Tommy! Tommy! Yes, that's our coach's name. This being Raymond Thompson's first year as head basketball coach at C.H.S., we wish to thank him for a grand iob and con- gratulations for coaching a super team. Tommy is a gentle, quiet man who means what he says but who never seems to get excited. Those who know Tommy have surely heard him say, Just get in there and do your best! EIGHTY-TWO Senior Lettermen Attention! We now present to you the stars ot our basketball season. We ot C.H.S. are extremely proud of these boys for their excellent record. Not only do we have tour senior lettermen, but also the second highest scorer in the history ot Cam- bridge High School- John Bates. John and Paul Fields were chosen for the All-C.O.L. tearn this year. JOHN BATES PAUL FIELDS EDDIE GILL VAN RIGBY EIGHTY THREE Reserve Basketball Row i. Van Olnhausen, Everett Allen, Morris Harbin, Larry Townsend, Bill VanCamp, Edgar Enochs. Row 2. Larry Robertson, David McCulley, Boyd Huff, Bob Vance, James Hopkins, Mr. Keltner. The Reserves had some tough breaks during basketball season but these boys definitely are an asset to C.H.S. and our sports department. They did their best against their opponents and gave them a hard time ending the season with a record ot 2 wins and i 5 losses. These boys were backed by thzir coach, Paul Keltner, the Reserve cheerleaders, and the student body. Good luck in the future, boys! Cambridge 41 i9 u,,uuu Newcomerstown Cambridge .,,au.. 26 47, ,...,,. Newark Cambridge Coshocton Cambridge ouu..,,u Camb. Jr. High Cambridge New Philadelphia Cambridge Dover C b'd N k am rl ge ewar Cambridge Lancaster Cambridge Dover b .d I Cambridge Zanesville Cam rl ge Zanesvllle Cambridge Madison Cambridge Barnesville Cambridge uMarietta Cambridge Mafiefia Cambridge ..,..... Coshocton Cambridge Lancaster EIGHTY-FOUR Reserve Football YT' Row l. Bill VanCamp, Buddy Stewart, Al Barnes, Ansel Conrad, Leland St ft er Row 2. Don Tostenson, Mgr., Jim Dodd, Don Harper, Dick Martindale Dave McCuIley Van Olnhaus n Dave Carnes, Mgr. Row 3. Gary Stillion, Bruce Savage, Dick Keith, Dave Dinkins, Frank Simons The Reserves, part of next year's Varsity squad really showed Us what they could do when they ended their season with a record of three wins and two losses Under the direction of coach Carl Dupler, our C.H S Reserve team is credited with a very good season. Cambridge , e,,e,7 Cambridge ,,oo,,, Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge as SCORES O 13 6622219 13 H 26 O 6 13 26 6 6 Zanesville Rosecrans Newcomerstown , McConneIsville Zanesville Rosecrans , Newcomerstown VARSITY PRACTICE John Ausmus, Frank Cole, Henry Cross. Don McCon:h3 holds the ball. EIGHT!-FII-'E Varsity C The Varsity C is made up of boys who have received at least one letter in any sport. This club took part in various activities during the school year ot 1956-1957. Remember . . . drew upa constitution . . . sponsored dances . . . sold Christmas trees . . . sold programs at basketball games . . . co-sponsored a Polio Benefit Dance fMarch 11 . . . helped at the Athletic Carnival fMarch 151 . . . played in Varsity C - Faculty basketball game fMarch 191 . . . purchased coat- sweaters . . . chose honorary members. Row 1. Bill Van Camp, Dave DeSelm, Ed Griffith, Bob Long, Don Sigman, Dick Power, Tom Leonard. Row 2. Van Rigby, Sam Hayes, Rodney Lawyer, Fred Shimp, Henry Cross, Ed Enochs. Row 3. Don McConaha, Dick Nicholson, Ken Corwin, Charles Hayes, Bob Weibel, Wayne Riehl. Paul Fields attempting to sink a basket at a tournament Cheerleaders leading a cheer for the boys at the Newark game game EIGHTY SIX SENIOR CLASS HISTORY lcontinuedj Suddenly, on September 4, l956, we were seniors. We were approaching the top rung of our ladder. Van Rigby was re-elected president, with Tom Siegfried, Theda Morrow, and Don Smith helping him. John Hayes headed Student Council, with members-at-large Van Rigby, Bud Yost, Peggie Duncan, and Diane Sohner. When we lost Bud to Newark High, David Gay replaced him. Home Room representatives were Theda Morrow, Arthur Bragg, Connie Ankrom, Kay Hardesty, and Chris Dahl. Chris Dahl was president of Y-Teens, Jacqueline Jones of Pi Alpha Nu, Peggie Duncan and Judy Penn co-editors of the Reporter , Bob Long president of Key Club, Wayne Riehl of Senior Hi-Y, Margaret Volz of G.A.A., Betty Phillips of Future Nurses, David Gay of Future Teachers, and Don Smith of National Honor Society, into which 29 excited seniors were inducted. ln sports, Van Rigby and Paul Fields were co-captains of the football team which won 4 and lost 5 games. Paul Fields was selected on the All-C.O.L. team, and also the All-Ohio team. In basketball, John Bates gained a berth on the All-C.O.L. team, and became the second highest scorer in C.H.S. history. Cheerleaders were Mary Eikenberry, Connie Ankrom, Mary Moore, Martha Moore, and Kay Boyd, and maiorettes were Rosalie Moore, Theda Morrow, Dixie Worth, Sandra Remley, Jeri Cow- gill, and Pat McCoy. Connie Ankrom reigned as Homecoming Queen with Mary Moore, Mary Eikenberry, Jeri Cowgill and Dixie Worth as her attendants. Theda Morrow reigned as Queen over the beautiful May Day ceremony. Her Maid of Honor was Matoula Chelekis, and Peggie Duncan represented the Senior Class as an attendant. This year, the choir presented two operettes - Cumberland Fair and Down in the Valley , aand several other concerts including the memorable Pops Concert . We also presented for the first time, a Senior Class Play - The Red House Mystery , and the annual Hi-Y dramatic eftort, HilIbiIly Weddin'. Social activities of the year included the Y-Teen Formal, Silhouette Swirl , the Reporter and Band Banquets, and the G.A.A., Key Club and Hi-Y Formals. Many honors were brought to C.H.S. by members of this Senior Class - Girls' Ensemble No. l received a No. l rating at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, in the General Scholarship Tests, we received six out of the top ten places in Guernsey County -aDavid Gay was first in the county, followed by John Druesedow, David Selway, Kenneth Reed, Don Sigman, and Peggie Duncan. John Bailey and David Selway placed high in the National Merit Scholarship Test. As the year quickly came to an end, there were all ofthe Senior Farewells, the Senior Banquet, Senior Day OFF at Kennywood Park, Class Night, Baccalaureate, Commencement, and the All- Night Party. Here we are - the Class of '57, at the top of our ladder, but ready to begin on our tourney upwards on the ladder of success . PEGGlE DUNCAN EIGHTY-SEVEN CALENDAR QQMGIMAWZ .... SEPTEMBER DECEMBER 4 School opens . . . the race is on! 4 New Philadelphia ' home - - - 18 Election of class officers . . . busy day. 7 Newark - GWGY - - - '10 Comment again- 2l Columbus North - home . . . invasion of the giants. ll Senlof Class P-3V7Y - - - Vemembef 'lie C05lUme5? Cheerleader sock hop . . , my, your toes were 14 Chillicothe - away , , , too bad! prelly' i8 Dover - home . . . good game. 28 B'l'E' dal' - N0 school ' ' ' oh' iovl 20 Christmas Concert . . . outstanding! Newark - home ' ' ' We med' 21 Christmas Chapel . . . pretty. Vacation begins . . . yi-pee-e! OCTOBER JANUARY 5 Dover - away . . . we won! 2 Back to school . . . all good things come to an i2 Zanesville - away . . . no comment. ends I6 Pi Alpha Nu Installation . . . ummm, impressive. 4 Zanesville - away U I . oh, Wen' l7 Ysleen Retreat ' 5 Columbus Central - home . . . somebady has 19 Coshocton - away . . . we won again! to lose. 24 Choir concert . . . very nice. 10 polio Assembly l ' 25 Chillicothe - home . . . again we won! 11 Modem - homo D I . ,hogs The Way! I8 Coshocton - away . . . that was a game! NOVEMBER I9 Senior Scholarship Test . . . my head hurts. . Newark - home . . . the best team always wins I School pictures . . . smile pretty. lusli 2 Marietta - away ' - . exciting! 2'l Second semester begins . . . only half way? Election of Homecoming Queen and Court . . 22 P-T-S'A- Open HOUSE M Mystery? 25 Chillicothe - home . . 7 Announcement of Homecoming Queen . . . mystery Ysleen dance ' ' ' no longer. 9 Homecoming Dance . . . oooh! FEBRUARY Lancaster - home . . . we did our best. 18 Y-Teen Recognition. . . impressive. l Dover - away ' ' ' dam ill 2i Thanksgiving vacation starts . . . Hooray! 7 Senior Class P'aY ' ' ' who done ll? 26 I, ends ' . . ugh! 8 Lancaster - home . . . hum bug! 27 Newcomerstown - home . . . great start! 15 Marlena - away ' ' ' another defeat Don Sigman wants to be sure Joleen won't be tardy. Key Club Initiation Wedding. Best men are Rodney Lawyer and Ed. Enochsg the charming couple are Dave Roscoe and - well - and the preacher is Steve Baker. than Illuvvv-' 7' r-E to Q Q I I f l l CALENDAR Varsity C dance . . . 17 I9 Barnesville - away . . . lost. 24 20 Y-Teen Formal . . . something we'll always 27 remember! 23 Lancaster - home . . . oh, well! Student Council dance . . . MAY 27 Basketball tournament . . . what excitement! 28 Basketball tournament . . . sad! l 3 MARCH 7 l Key Club March of Dimes Dance . . B 8 Sophomore class party . . . 9 District Solo and Ensemble contests . . . rah! for Io C.H.S. 13 l2 Polio shots given . . . ouch! H l5 Athletic Carnival . . . step right up! 15 IB Teacher's workshop - No school . . . ahhh! I6 20-2l Operettas . . . wonderful production! I7 23 Science Day at Muskingum College . . . 18 26 Y-Teens Talent Night . . . who's that? 19 28 Key Club Formal . . . sharp! 22 29 Dennison Boys' Glee Club . . . wow! 23 30 District Band and Choir Contest . . . hooray 24 for Cambridge. 25 APRIL 26 8 Band Banquet . . . 28 13 State Solo and Ensemble Contest . . . 30 All Sports Banquet . . . really good food! 3l Honor Society Induction . . Hi-Y Play . . . State Choir Contest . . . nobody is perfect. May Day . . . so lively. Choir Concert . . . aren't they good?! Choir Exchange Assembly with Dover . . . a ball! Hi-Y Banquet . . . eat up. Dover Choir here . . . pretty good, eh? Reporter banquet . . . fun and suspense. G.A.A. Formal , . . very nice. Senior Banquet . . . It won't be long Choir Party . . . Orchestra concert . . . very good. Orchestra party . . . delightful. Senior Day OFF . . . the most! Junior Play . . . excellent performance. Vespers Concert .... oh, so nice. Senior exams . . . ugh! And more exams . . . ugh! ugh! Junior-Senior Prom . . . the best! Sophomore Party . . . really nice. Baccalaureate . . . solemn. Senior Class Night . . . fun but sad. Vacation . . . at last! Commencement . . . the end and the beginning. First place winner at the Y-Teen talent night. Barbara Frakes, Theda Morrow, Peggy Duncan, Kay Golladay, Judy Riddle, Carolyn Warden, Janet Aiken, Sally Tolancl, Pat Mathews, Eloise A cheer by the varsity basketball team. . Good, weren't they? Sarchet, Linda Crews and Jackie Schoonover. Autographs r a 4-'Ex 1,1 4'3 -, - Q. 2'f1 ..-.. .' ' If fr' -ai ,fn f- l -V 6 -1.1- .1 1' - 1. Av ,4'.quf I or BROWN JUNIOR HIGH PRINCIPAL EBERT MOOREHEAD k Oh U ty Mr Moorehead has completed hus first year as pruncupal of Brown Junuor Hugh School Before comung to Cambrudge Mr Moorehead was athletuc coach at Seneca vulle Hugh School Sunce he has been un Cambrudge he has served as pruncupal at Nunth Street and Garfield Schools Wuth thus background we feel sure that Mr Moorehead wull uphold hus mund and spurut ofthe boys and gurls ot our communuty Tue efru uew se retary un the office t Brown Junuor Hugh School us Mrs Mules Stevens NINETY TWO Mus ingum College io niversi philosophy . . . To provide all possible means tor the development of body, GAIL WILLIAMS Lavin I English I LUCILLE JOHNSON Dramafics WILBJ? INGRAM Mxhenmfics Sl NTO?D LYNE JANE PURDOM English I Ohio History DONNA SHAFFER Music Er1gIish I HARRIETTE CARVER Mathematics General Business CINDY STAGGERS English I NINETY-THREE ALBERT JOSEPH WILLIAM RONK FLOYD COMBS Art Assistant Coach Science Science Assistant Principal The mixed choir is the boys' glee club with several selected girls. They have worked hard this year and as a result have earned a good name for their choir. Remember . . . Easter Chapel . . . Gay 90's Review . . . Spring Concert . . . taking a trip to Ohio State . . seeing South Pacific . . . money making proiects . . . sponsoring The April Swirl? The trip to Ohio State was the reward for all of their hard work. Row RCW Row Row NINE JUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHOIR Officers: President, Jerry Trott, Vice-President, Mike Hall, S e c r et a rgy, Joyce Duffey Librarian, Christine Allen, Accompanist, Nancy Downs, I. Judy Clipner, Jane Marquis, Sandra Sowers, Susan Foglesong, Sandra Hartman, Sue Patterson, Carol Mowrer. Christine Allen, Nancy Turner, Janet Davis. Director, Mrs. Shafer. 2. Joyce Dufley, Martha Gaus, Mary E. Mason, Ellen Rcbbins, Sally Hoopman, Jacqueline Quarles, Jean Rossell, Carol Jean Thompson, Nancy Downs. 3 Helen Wilson, Sandra Hcstetler, Joe Culbertson, Jon St. Clair, Terry Thatcher, Bill Nicholson, Bob Orndoff. 4. Don Tostenson, Kenny Price, Mike Hall, James Davidson, Jerry Trott, Tom Fowler, Randy Hoit, Chester Bates. TY-FOUR Sue Patterson, Bob Castner, Paul Shimp, Miss Williams, Tom Ricketts. FRESHMEN Last September, a new chapter was unfolded at Brown Junior High School. Our freshmen had prepared eight years for this day, and they were proud of the fact that they were the oledst class and that they were starting their high school career with the new principal, Mr. Moorehead. They have been busy, of course, with various subiects which require concen- tration and preparation to master the fundamentals. Too, they have had enumerable extra-curricular activities . . .clubs, try-outs for the Reporter, dramatic activities, music contests, and the freshman party. The class officers were: President, Tom Ricketts, Vice-president, Paul Shimp, Secretary, Bob Castner, Treasurer, Sue Paterson, Advisor, Miss Williams. Auditorium - Mr. Thompson Row 1. Ruth Gulick, Nancy Jacobs, Carol Faes, Patricia Eddy, Kathleen Hoopingarner, Linda Smith. Row 2. Carolyn Hupp, Rebecca Bragg. Row 3. Vincent Santero, Bob Holton, Melvin Pontius, Lewellen Harris. NINETY-FIVE f'n n .,. i ip 9 ' N. n Q. ... .ff ' Room 3 - Miss Purdom Row l. Sandra Stewart, Linda Murphy, Joyce Ruby, Judy Duhamel, Janet Davis, Sally Boyle Arlene Devore Norma Dingus Row 2. Donna King, Verna Jirles, Mary Burris, Jean Warren, Barbara Kiggans, Delores Hall Pat Brmdle Row 3. Glenver Wheatley, Bob Goodpaster, Chester Bates, Alfred Hewison, Charles Atchison Row 4. David Hardesty, Sanford Stifiler, Ray Hughey, Larry Bowers, Frank Christie Row 5. Jim Daugherty, Jimmie Banks, Ronnie Black, Terry Thatcher, Bob Orncloff Row 6. John Sheppard, David Selby, Randy Hoit, Jay Maioli, Henry McMahon, Jim Davey Room 7 - Mr. Ingram . A Row I. Leanna Reynolds, Joyce Pauling, Donna Tipton, Judy Dickson, Leota King Barbara Nelson Mary Jane Mason Joan Durr. Rcw 2. Susan Foglesong, Patty Perkins, Joyce Kirkbride, Dcrothy McDowell, Sandra Taylor Gloria Shockley Row 3. Jerry Dodd, Jerry O'Brien, Bob Castner, Ritchie Wilson, Terry Coss, Larry Likes Gerry Roth Paul White Row 4. Ray Blattner, Terry Losego, Robert Mackley, Bob McElroy, Jim Armstrong, Jim Wilson Paul Geary Row 5. Joe Culbertson, Tommie Collins, Tom Laird, John Morgan, Bill Kibrige, Charles Coulter Row 6. John Ravak, Dwight Collins, Jim Daniels. NINETY-SIX Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Row 4 5 Room 5 - Mr. Combs Edna Wolfe, Eugenia Frattali, Mary Welker, Alice Bokelman, Carolyn King, Nancy Holliday, Carol Stephens Darlene Cronin. Sally McCracken, Christine Allen, Carol Mowrer, Nancy Downs, Judy Edwards, Bonnie Stewart. Joyce Duffey, Mary Ann Rifffle, Larry Soine, Frances Sniffen, Kay Scott. Bill Thatcher, Tom Allison, Tim M h 'd G essersc mi t, ary Loader, Jess Rose, Linda Finney, Judy Clipner. Victor Letts, Dick Burton, Tom Hollins, John Lawrenze, Larry Marlatt. Mr. Combs, Teacher, Jerry Trott, Jim Olden, David Decker, Ronnie Wright, Jerry Croft. Room 4 - Miss Williams Judy Valentine, Linda l-tostutler, Evelyn Black, Linca Martin, Sharon Vermillion, Becky Slay, Carolyn Hammond, Sandra Hartman, Jacqueline Aber, Helen Wilson, Jean Rossell, Donna Gardner, Nancy Turner, Linda Scott, Barbara Novak, Ruth Ann Bernard. Donald Jones, Gordan Moore, Darwin Jirles, David Andrews, Bill Ferguson. Bob Mathews, Ray Lafterty, Tommy Jirles, Jack Ken sell, Louis Betts, Rober Novak, . Keith McKnight, Kenny Craft, Bob Gregg, John Hickman, Dean Wells, Paul Shimp, Miss Williams, Teacher, Jirr' Murgatroyd, James Vaughn, John Blair, Jon St. Clair, Jim Hollins. NINETYSEVEN i .... Room 8 - Mrs. Carver Row l. Ella Long, Peggy Sunnafrank, Pam DeVault, Nancy Davis, Carol Thompson, Martha Gaus, Donna Chambers. Row 2. Joyce Boyer, Delores Rogers, Janice Dickson, Barbara Bates, Sandra Harding, Sally Hoopman. Row 3. Russell Wharton, Don Tostenson, Brian Devore, Allan Miller, Sandra Hostetler. Row. 4. Tommy Hayes, Bob Ankrom, Bill Evans, Tom Fowler. Row 5. Hugh Stevens, Bill Murgatroyd, Art Neff, John To:ld,Jim Anderson. Room 6 - Mr. Ronk Row l. Zeta Dyson, Sharon Speer, Sandra Sowers, Patricia McCulley, Elva Anderson, Donna Ansbery. Row 2. Sue Patterson, Mary Lou Deeren, Jane Marquis, Sally Russell, Patty Jusice, Mary Lou Gibson. Row 3. Margaret Ann Amos, Ruth Ann Rowden, Connie Meighen, Lulu Belle Harris, Dennis Curry, Tom Brothers Row 4. Tom Smith, Jacqueline Quarles, Charles Mclntire, Gene Jewell, Nancy Lucas, Mahlon Braden, Bill Exton. Row 4. Joe Hightshoe, Mr. Ronk, Terry Hackney, Mickey Graloans, Kenny Price, Frank Mingione, Ernie Everly. NlNETY-EIGHT Freshman Boys' Glee Club The Freshman Boys' Glee Club was active only the first semester, then several chosen girls were added to make a mixed choir. While the boys were active, they sang at a Christmas program and at the Christmas Chapel Their accompanist was Jim Davidson. Row l. Bob Orndol'T, Terry Thatcher, Bill Nicholson, Tommy Fowler, Chester Bates. Row 2. Joe Culbertson, Randy Hoit, Kenny Price. Row 3. James David- osn, Jerry Trott, Don Tostenson, Jon St. Clair, Mike Hall. Row l. Jane Marquis, Sharon Speer, Sandra Sowers, Sandra Hart- man, Sue Patterson, Alice Bokelman, Sally Boyle, Donna Tipton, Janet Davis, Director, Mrs. Shafer. Row 2. Zeta Dyson, Jeanne Warne, Martha Gaus, Ruth Anne Ber- nard, Mary Burris, Carol Mowrer, Susan Foglesong, Joyce Paul- ing, Darleen Kimble, Lorene Britton. Row 3. Judy Clipner, Joyce Duftey, Mary E. Mason, Christine Allen, Becky Bragg, Jean Rossell, Nancy Downs, CaroIThompson,Nancy Turner, Linda Libarger. Row 4. Leanna Reynolds, Sandra Hostetler, Helen Wilson, Linda Scott, Ellen Robbins, Sally Hoopman, Joyce Kirk- bride, Joyce Boyer, Pat Brindle, Linda Smith, Jacqueline Quarles. Freshman Girls' Glee Club The Freshman Girls' Glee Club has done much this year to prove their ability as a good Glee Club. Remember . . . Christmas and Easter Chapel . . . Gay 90's Review . . different en- sembles from the group . . . singing for evening programs? NINETY-NINE Freshman Hi-Y The freshman boys have proved themselves to be a worthy group this year, as they worked Together for their school and community. Remember . . . assisting The Polio Drive . . . selling candy . . . speaker from the radio station . . . taking Their fathers to the ball game . . . contributing tothe Y-Fund? Their advisor is Mr. Ronk. Row l. Tommy Laird, Bill Nich- olson, Terry Coss, Jay Maioli, Gordon Moore, Larry Soine, Bian Devore. Row 2. Kenny Price, Jess Rose, Chester Bates, Bob Castner, Mah- lon Braden, Don Tostenson, Thurman Bragg. Row 3. Paul Shimp, Larry Bowers, Jerry O'Bien, Bob Gregg, John Sheppard, Jerry Trott, Mike Hall. Row 4. Dean Wells, Arthur Neff, Bill Murgatroyd, Jon ST. Clair, Tom Ricketts, Advisor, Wm. Ronk. Row l. Helen Wilson, Donna Gardner, Sandra Hartman, Sue Patterson, Nancy Downs, Nancy Davis, Margaret Ann Amos. Row 2. Sally McCracken, Jay Maioli, Terry Coss, Bob Castner, Terry Thatcher, Linda Murphy, Larry Soine, Dennis Curry. Row 3. Don Tostenson, Tom Rick- etts, Paul Willis, Hugh Stevens, Director, Miss Lucille Johnson. Freshman Dramotics The 9th Grade Dramatics Class activities included presenting Tour one-act plays at school assemblies, one play for the Junior High Open House , and several skits and readings for The Gay Nineties Revue . On several occasions They have been asked to Take their plays on the road. On Nov. 3, T956 The class attended The Muskingum College Drama and Poetry Read- ing Clinic and in April of 1957 enjoyed two speech recitals presented on the campus of Mus- kingum College. The busy year will be completed with presentation of Dramatic emblems to members and an evening social affair. ONE HUNDRED Junior High Football Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr. Jr, High High High High High High , High , High CHEERLEADERS O 6 . 7 6 I9 6 . 40 O 39 O , .. O 27 . 6 20 ..., 28 20 Row l. Mahlon Braden, Mike Hall, Jerry Trott, John Shep- pard, Jerry Renner, Jim Olden, Jerry O'Brien. Row 2. Randy Hoit, Mgr., David Decker, Bob Castner, Bill Oiler, Eddie Alexander, Kenny Price, Jerry Dodd, Paul Shirnp, Victor Letts. Row 3, Jack Kenisell, Ray Laf- ferty, Glenver Wheatley, Gor- don Moore, Torn Allison, Larry Bowers, Tom Hollins, Coach, Sanford Lyne. Marietta New Concord New Philadelphia Coshocton Coshocton Marietta New Concord New Philadelphia Kneeling--Kay Ahrendts, Pamela Devault, Ruin Ann Moore, Mary Pat Conaway. Standing Susan Fogelsong, Nancy Downs, Sue Patterson. ONE HUNCRED ONE Junior High Basketball Row 1. Larry Bowers, Mahlon Braden, Bob Castner, Ed. Alexander, Bill Oiler, Len. Price, Russell Wharton. Row 2. Mr. Bremigan, Jerry O'Brien, Art Neff, Jerry Trott, Jim Murgafroyd, Jim Olden, Don Tosrenson, John St. Clair, Mr. Lyne. We They We , 24 28. . A ....... Coshocton 37 , 34, ....... Dover .. . . 57 29 . 44 ,. ...... Olcl Washington , 16 38 .. 41, ..,, ..,,,.. C oshoclon .. . 32 46 40 ..,.. ...... M adison . 5l 54 Newcomerstown l 7 42 ..... ....... 7 Zanesville 35 52 Dover 52 58 . . Gay Nineties Review ONE HUNDRED rvvo B 71h and 8th Grades Madison ...,.....,. ., They . , ...... 27 , 27 , Old Washington .... ,..... 2 l Barnesville ....... Nevvcomersfovvn .....,.. Sandy Valley ...... Dover 40 29 49 57 SENIOR LINDA DEANNE ADAMS I yr nlor Red Cross 2 3 4 d Llbrarnan 3 Ambmon To dlspose ot Elv1s RUTH ANN ANKER lfutlzm Hall Monltor 3 4 Ambntlon To meet EIv1s Presley CONNIE LOU ANKROM Lulu rs Glee Clubl 2 Cheerleaderl 2 3 4 Capt 4 G 4 YTee 3 4 Future Teach 3 4 Junlor oss 2 3 ent Councul 2 r Chotr 3 4 May Day Court 2 3 Glrls State 3 Homecomlng Queen 4 Cantab Staff 3 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Amb1t1on To make others llves as wonderful as He has made mme EDGAR ELLIS ARCHER I ridze otball I 2 ketball I H Chour 3 4 JOHN MICHAEL BAILEY Beelle Band I 2 3 Natoonal Honor Soclety 4 Ambltlon To flnd some ambltlon EMILY JANE BALDWIN Nl Y Teens 4 Future Nurses Ambltlon To be a nurse JOHN FRANKLIN BATES Harry Vars1ty 3 4 Basket Ambltlon To get marrued BARBARA BELL Barb Ambltlon To be a housewlfe PATRICIA LUCILLE BENNETT fl! ee Club I eens Momtor I 1or Cross I al KENNETH NIEL BISHARD Ixerznt Ambltlon To make good at everythlng JEAN ELIZABETH BOWERS lefmme rchestra I 2 an our 3 ns 4 D1str Mus1c C ntest I 2 3 Cantab Stal? 3 YTeer1 Cablnet 4 Ensemble 4 Natlonal Honor Soctety 4 Ambmon To be a pnvate secretary KAY BOYD Katt bug A I 2 3 4 YTeer1s 2 3 Cheerleader 3 4 Glee C I 2 Student Counctl 2 3 Ensemble 3 4 Cho1r 3 4 Juno Red Cross 2 3 Ambltron To be a detect1ve ACTIVITIES ARTHUR FRANKLIN BRAGG Ari our 2 3 P1 r C 4 Futu Teachers 4 Student Councll 4 Natlonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Ambltlon To be a bug t1me rancher MARGARET EMILY BRILL llllgglf ee Club I porter I 3 4 Y Te 4 Y e Cablnet 4 Hall Mon1tor 2 3 Ambttlon To be a good homemaker MONA RAE CALLAHAN Shorty Y Teens 2 3 Cholr 3 4 Glee Club I Ambatlon To be a secretary ROBERT ELLSWORTH CESNER Bo Junlor Red Cross 3 Red Cross Conference Delegate 3 Foot 3 Ambltlon To be a successlon procrastlnator of entrance 1nto rnar1tal status MATOULA CHELEKIS foulz Glee Club 2 Chou' 3 Future Teachers 2 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 GAA 2 3 4 Cantab Staff 3 Natlonal Honor Society Amb1t1on To find happuness LINDA ANN CHRISTIAN I mdc G A A 2 3 4 Y Teens 2 3 4 Y Teen Cab1net4 Glee Club Monttor 3 4 Ambltlon To be a secretary and to marry a certaln guy KENNETH WAYNE CORWIN Pump Club 4 H1 Y 2 H M S Pnnafore 2 JERALDINE MAE COWGILL erl A aor e YTeens 2 3 4 Chotr 3 4 Homecomlng Court 4 Amb1t1on To hnd what I am looklng for and to know what BERN ICE MAE CRAMBLETT Barnet Y Teens 3 4 Hall Mon1tor 3 Ambuhon To be a secretary JAMES WILLIS CRONIN IIIZ Ambltlon To be ambmous DIANE CURRY ee Club l Futu N r 3 Pro1ec1 nn mor Red C oss 2 3 Cho1r 3 4 Sentor Class Ambltlon To be a nurse and a housewlfe CHRISTINE JANE DAHL Clzrzs ee Club I C nr 3 4 Ensemb 3 4 D1str1ctMus1c Contest 3 State Musrc Contest 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 Future Teachers 2 3 Junlor Class Play Cantab Stat? 3 A 2 4 YTee 2 3 4 Pres1dent4 Operett Nattonal Honor Soc1ety 4 Amb1t1on To beat Mag 1n a drag race wlth her Chevy ONE HUNDRED THREE 44 ii 1 cc va JU 5 1 , I-BBN 3? 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'O ff 2' 3' 41 - O V I I , - I JU V r , : , z I Play. if T ' 77 4: . 11 GI ,2,1to1,, Ie,5 ' QA. , , , - , , , , lub ' , 1 ' ' , ' Q ff ',: ,J ',: if G-A-.,3,:5 f15ff, ' 5 a45 SENIOR ACTIVITIES Icontlnuedj TED DAUBENSPECK HAROLD OLIVER FRONTZ Dobby Chour 3 4 Cantab Staff 3 CONSTANCE LOU DAVIS Gabby Student Councnl 2 3 YTeens 2 3 4 YTeen Cabnnet 4 our 3 4 F re Teachers 3 4 GAA 3 4 Can Staff 3 Class Ofhcer 2 Natlonal Honor Socrety 4 Ambltuon To be a good teacher SHIRLEY CASEY DECKER Shorty Glee Club er aFF 2 Lubraruan 2 Hall Monutor 3 BARBARA ELIZABETH DEEKS Barbs Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestra3 4 YTeens2 Ambttuon To marry P A JOHN EDWARD DRUESEDOW JR Droopyf Dnstrlct Musuc Contest I 2 State Muslc Contest 2 C ss OffIcer 3 Class Play 3 4 Orchestra 4 Cantab Staff 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 MARGARET ELIZABETH DUNCAN Peggy Dunk ee Club I 2 Chour 3 4 Ensemble 3 4 Orchestra GAA 2 3 4 Reporter 2 3 4 Co Editor 4 Cantab Assoc late Editor 3 Pl Alpha Nu 2 3 4 Dlstrlct Music Contest I 2 3 4 State Music Contest 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Stu nt uncll 2 4 ss Pay 3 Tro 3 4 Natuo Honor Socuety 4 Ambmon To be a Wheel LDRED JANE DURBEN MIZZIE Ambltlon To loan the Waves LORETTA MAE DUSZ Luft Gee Club I Choir 3 4 GAA 4 Ambrtlon To be an arrllne hostess MARY ANN DYSON Annle Gee Club I 2 Chonr 3 4 Ens be 4 YTeens 2 Ambltlon To grow another pony tall MARY ALICE EIKENBERRY Mzmz eerleader I 2 3 4 Glee Clubl Chour 3 4 Dlstr uslc Contest 2 3 GAA I 2 Teen Cablnet 3 Future Teachers 3 4 Cantab Staft 3 Reporter I 2 3 4 Homecomlng Attendant 4 May Queen Attendant 3 ass Play 3 4 Pu Alpha Nu 3 Jumor Red Cross 2 3 National Honor Society 4 JOHN CHARLES ENOS Big, John otball I 3 V rsnty C Ambition To get ahead In life MARYBELLE A ENOS Mary Band I GI e Club I 2 YTe 3 4 Reporte 3 tab 3 ONE HUNDRED FOUR Pznkey ee Club I Chour 2 4 Ope ta Bas Varstty C 4 NANCY LOUISE GAREY Nan Y Teens 2 3 4 Cholr 3 4 Glee Club 2 Junlor Red Cross 2 Cantab Staff 3 Natlonal Honor Society 4 Ambntnon To be a secretary to a bug executive JAMES CLAY GATRELL Iffl Choir 2 3 Hn Y 4 Hall Monitor 4 DAVID ANDREW GAY Dave Unuon Cnty Hugh School I 2 Band 2 3 Future Teachers 34 Pres 4 Class Play 3 4 Boys State 3 Student Announcer 4 Dlstruct Muslc Contest 3 State Musuc Contest 3 Student Councll I 2 4 Homecomtng Escort 4 Chour 4 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 MYRON GILCHER Gzlrh Sclence E hubnts I 2 3 4 Industrlal Arts Exhnbuts 2 3 Ambltlon Electronics RICHARD EUGENE HALL Gene Ambltson To become a success at whatever I do MARILYN AGNES HALL M czrno YTeens 2 3 4 YTeen Cabinet 4 GAA 3 4 Choir 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Glee Club 2 Class Officer 3 Future Nurses 4 Ambutlon To be an R N BARBARA ANN HAMILTON Bobble Y Teens 2 Ambltron To go to college and to llve In California LARRY KAY HARDESTY Peaches Hu Y 2 4 Student Councll 4 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Arnbltlon Mlntster JOHN MCCOLLUM HAYES Iohnnze Student Council I 2 3 4 President Student Council 4 Cantab Editor 3 Class Play 3 National Honor Soclety 4 Arnbltlon To become a bishop In the Methodist Church CHARLES LANE HENRY Oo ord Glee Club 2 Cholr J 4 Arnbxtlon Brick Mason DONNA LEE HILL Shorty Fu ure Nurses 2 3 4 Y Teens tab Staff 3 Ambition To be a success 4 Llbranan 4 CC f77 Cl ' '77 ' , 5 . 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SENIOR ACTIVITIES Icontmuedl RUTHANN HILL LEONARD WINFIELD LOWREY Hulfl W111 ee Club I nr 4 Pl Alpha 2 3 4 Musuc Contest 2 3 Future Teachers 3 Ambntton To be a good teacher JANICE SUE JACOBS lennt Ambmon To be a secretary LOIS EDNA JARVIS Her Arnbltlon Receptionist ROBERT E JENNINGS Bo Baseball 2 3 DORIS JEAN JOHNSON 0 YTeens 3 Hall Morutor 3 Student Council 4 FREDERICK HARRY JOHNSON I' rerldle es Club I Chour 2 3 4 Key Club 3 4 Hall Monntor Track 3 JACQUELINE JONES I rzclue Class Play 3 4 Operetta 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Band C Glee Club 2 3 Dlstrlct Mustc Contest 2 3 4 Hall Monitor 4 National Honor Soctety 4 In the world BERNETTA CAROL KEISER I Urol YTeens 2 3 4 Future Nurses 3 4 Hall Monttor 3 4 Ambntnon Nurse PAUL DAVID KEITH Bumblebee Football 2 3 4 Ambltlon To be rlch and famous PATRICIA LOUISE KING Parry eens2 3 4 GAA 2 3 Arnbntnon To go to Office Traunung School PHILIP DAVID KLINGENSMITH RONALD SIDNEY LEMMON THOMAS DENE LEONARD Dulrlz s etball I 3 Ban I Base a 3 4 Football 4 Ambltlon To be a Jet Pllot 4 Vers ty C ROBERT KENNETH LONG B0 1 SAUL F McCOY Barnet otball I 2 4 Cho Varsity C 3 4 THOMAS WAYNE McCULLEY fom ILLIAM THOMAS MCCULLOUGH I om our 3 4 Reporter Staff 3 4 Sensor Class Play 4 3 4 Future Teachers 3 4 Natlonal Honor Socnety 4 Ambttlon To be healthy wealthy and wise LYLE M MCELFRESH DAVID WILLIS MARQUIS Dru e Cour34 Band34 GleeC b Operetta 4 Ambntlon To be a multt bllluonanre LARRY ARNOLD MISKIMEN Ambition To be a tool and dte maker JUDITH MARTHA MITCHELL Judy 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Pt Alpha Nu Cantab StalT 3 Natrona! Honor Socuety 4 Ambttlon To be happy and successful MARTHA JEAN MOORE Var! ee Club l ader I 4 YTeen GAA 2 3 4 Student Council 2 MARY JANE MOORE lame ee Club I r ader I YTeens 2 3 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 nd I 3 4 Malorette 3 4 Red Cross Count Reporter 3 4 Homecoming Attendant 4 Ambutuon To make my friends as happy as they have made me ROSALIE ANN MOORE Lltlfe lloon ee Club 2 Chotr 3 4 YTeens 2 3 4 Y Teen Cabunet A 2 3 4 Student Councll 3 Band I 2 3 4 Malore 2 3 4 Red Cross Councul 3 CHARLES GLENN MOOREHEAD Oll F otball I Chour 3 4 Ambutuon To achleye success In lufe DAVID GRIFFIN MORROW 121116 Key Club 2 3 Pre t 3 4 Foot Baand3 4 HIY4 l 2 3 4 Presndent Varsnty C 3 Ambutlon To own a hopped up motorcycle ONE FUNDRED FIVE 44 V' cc ' ta GI 4 , 21 CDO' 3, 41 Y'Te9Y15 :lt I A Nu Hi-Y , 3, 4, Hi-Y Play 47 Band I, 2, 3, 4, 4: l ,va 'Q -H Fo , , , 3, 4, Basketball 1, 2, 4, Ha-Y 1, , if 3, CS 177 cg' S, W . 44' T 77 if 77 b Ch ' , I , If ' H , Hi-Y ASD 77 . 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V Ba , , 3,' 5 hestra 2, 35 - ee 2, , 5 Itoir 3, 45 I I - I ' up tau G,A.- I 5 - 5 A I Nu 5 . W I ll 1 ' f77 cc ' X Asa Key 5 HI-Y I5 tb Il I, 2, 3, 45 I, 25 I O 5 4 1 ' 1 - ' 1 - 46 ' 477 I . 1 . I . O . . I I I I 1 I I I C 4' CC' ' f I7 ll 77 A I ask i- 1 1 1 1 1 I 4- 1 1 ' ' - 37 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 -' I I'Ib'Y A ' 7 I ' - Cl '77 44 ' 59 Y-T , , 45 G.A.A, 2, , 5 5 Teachers 3, 45 Representative to Public Affairs Conference 4. li 77 H ' 1' YAT N 1 1 1 Gle 'I 5 G.A. . 2, 3, 4. CC '37 CC '7 PZ GI , 5G.A..I,2,3, 5 - ens2, , 5 cil . . I ' . . . I I ' I 4 ' 4' 44. rs Hi-Y , 3, 4, Pres. 45 H'-Y Play 3, 5 'y C 2, 3, 45 D 1 1 1 - ' 1 - 1 1 1 , . i ' , I If M Fo 1,311-HD':aS 121311 I, 5 ball , 5 ' nt , 5 Club 2, 3, 45 St d I ' , 5 '- , 45 Var it 2, 3, 45 ' 44 X l ,fa O ' .4 N I7 ac 77 11 1 H ,. Y-T , , 45 Fut Nu 2, 3, 45 I b 35 H II V ' , . . . . , , 4. A SENIOR ACTIVITIES fcontmuedj DAVID WILSON SELWAY 121116 2 Ke Cu 4 S ntor Play 4 Nattonal Hon Socnety 4 PATRICIA DELORES SHARP fl Counctl Representattvc 4 Band 4 GAA 4 Pt Alpha Nu 4 Ambutuon To go to college and to travel In Europe NANCY ANN SHERRARD IVKUZ ee Club I 4 Pl Alpha 4 Red Cros C ncl 2 3 Hall Monttor 2 3 Can S at 3 Dtstrtct Mustc Contest 2 3 4 Ambttton Ftle clerk In a detectnve s office THOMAS WALTER SIEGI-RIED I om nd I H Homecomtng escort 4 Dtstrtct Mustc Contest 2 3 4 Cla Omcer 4 Nattonal Honor Society 4 DONALD R SIGMAN Z eball 2 3 y I Band I 2 3 4 Golf 2 Baseball I National Honor Socnety 4 Am ltton T see W lble get a good car and marry a rtaln g r CAROL EILEEN SIMMONS Hoppt GAA 3 4 EnsembIe3 4 Ambition To be happy DAVID ELDON SLAY fr Arnbttuon To be a farmer DON CHARLES SMITH nd I 4 Key Club 3 4 Dtstrnct Mustc Co 3 4 Ht Y 2 3 4 Boys State Representative 3 Representa trve to Publlc Aftanrs Conference 4 Nattonal Honor Soclety 4 DIANE KAY SOHNER D19 ee Club I nr 4 Pm Alpha 3 4 Student Counctl 4 Future Teachers 2 3 4 C Play 3 Hall Monutor 2 3 Cantab Assoctate Edttor 3 Votce of Democracy Contest 3 Natuonal Honor Socuety 4 Operetta Ambltton To see Elvts Presley get has hair cut JAMES ALLEN STARR DAVID AMOS STEVENS S III RONALD LAWRENCE STILLIONS Spur! Football 3 Ambttton To go to the Atrforce SONJA LEE STONEBURNER Srtlll Ambttton To own a ranch LOWELL THOMAS Chotr 2 3 4 HMS Ptnafore 2 Solo and Ensemble Contest 2 3 StaeCcncst2 REESE LAMONT TIPTON Lrzmonl F otball I 2 Basketball I 2 3 Ambition To own Joe s CATHERINE ANN TRISCHLER I rztlzft oosehar I 2 3 Chotr 4 GAA BONITA MAY TURNER Reporter I 2 3 4 Business Manager 4 Cantab 3 YTeens 2 3 4 Hall Monttor 3 4 Ambutlon To be a success tn whatever I do CARL EUGENE TURNER Gene Ambntlon To Customtze ca s MARGARET FAYE VOLZ Waggre A I 3 4 GAA President 4 Student Counctl 3 Hall Monitor 3 Cantab 3 Nattonal Honor Soctety 4 Ambition T beat Chrts tn a drag race with her Pontiac EDWIN BURTION WAGSTAFF Ambttton Machtne Operator MARY EVELYN WAGSTAFF WIlgglf,fOl our 3 4 Cantab 3 Y Teen Ha Monttor 3 Glee Club 2 Ambttlon To be a good secretary CAROL JOAN WYLIE WALTER CLARENCE PORTER WARNE I ort Ambttton To be a farmer RALPH DUANE WATKINS ROBERT EDWARD WEIBEL Swabze Ambrtlon To see Don S get a ca t at runs DAVID CLENIEN WELLS Hlznzp H Y Pla Arnbttton To hold a good 'ob DIXIE LEE WORTH W ortlzt ee Club I Matorette 3 4 GA A 2 Homecomtng Attendant 4 Hall Monutor 4 Arnbntton To make s meone a good vvtfe YTeens 2 3 4 SHIRLEY YURKO 1011111111 ee Club I Ch 3 4 Cantab Sta Dts rtct Music Contest 2 3 Amo tton To be a good Secretary JUDITH ANN YAW Durltf' Glec Cluo I I Y Teen abtnet 4 ONE HUNDRED SEVEN Ci V ,'7 Cl 77 Hi-Y ,3,4, y tba, , e' , ' or 0 ,, ,,, NIJ ,II 4. t -s I V I l I ' I M T' t t 2 5 . . .4. at at - on , 2, chair 3, 4, Y'Teens 2, 3, , ' Nu ' f. 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' ly ll. , ,W ,Arn W L l , , , . . , ..,., OF g.Ll.f ,,e, .f , Cambrldge Loan and Bulldlng Co 814 Wheehug, Ax enue ALL DILPOSIIS IIN SI lil D 3 I omplmzerzts Bennett Radlo and rl CICVISIOH N 8th St Phone 2 2201 Compllmentf of MIKE ANDREWS Wholesale Fru1ts and Vegetables 203 Steubenxllle Axe ACGIE S Coffee Shop Just Wonderful Fo d Cdmbrldge Ohlo 1001 W 110911115 Ax enue Cdmbndge 4 6519 Telephone 4 M110 The I onzplmzg nts CAMBRIDGE DAIRY Of COMPANY MONTGOMERY C ANIBRIDOIL OHIO WARD ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN 0 w 1 ' 1 0 I . C f' I ' W 0 0 I ,, . ,, T, U10 . Q. L-N' 7 x Y, as 0 as ' .T . iq v . n ,f Y Y- 1 -S -Fx . . 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For the BEST in PHGTOGRAPHS BGN TUN STUDIO 1045 Wheellng Avenue Phone 2 7651 CAMBRIDGE OHIO Portrait - Commercial - Weddings PLASTICS 0 Plastic Wall Tile A 0 Plastic Housewares Custom Molding Complete Engineering Service Merldmn Plastics, Inc London Canada Cambridge O Byesvllle O l O E HUNDRED NINETEEN l . . f 1 I Q l l l l l 1 9 I a - u 1 ' I The Value of the Telephone 1S Greater than the Cost OHIO CONSOLIDATED TELEPHONE COMPANY f0mP1lme'lf5 0 lomplzmenls of ROBERT P DIEHL ROBERT D DIEHL Stokely s Grocery Agem san N 8th sr Phone O sm The TRAVELERS INSURANCI c 1 HARTFORD comx lhone 7 D751 106 VVheel1n Axe Lxmhrxdge Ohlo ufzlzty Meals We Delzzer : WT TNQ. V.X'lli ' The FUTURE belongs to those who prepare for lt Let th1s be our 1nv1tat1on to you to Bulld Many Happy Tomorrows Wlth money ln the FIRST National BANK of Cambridge ONE HUNDRED TWENTY KC ' !! W W- W , ,Earn W, w - f y , - 9 . f . ..- '1 K i If. Y v .2 . 7 . I K a H Q Y Q ,I '. . ..- , g . . 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THF CAMBRIDGE MOTOR Sz STORAGE Co Aut0m0blI6S Since 1 F O R D M E R C U R Y HOME OF GOOD Mecca Drlve In 0000 IOOI W1 Ali I FOUPLIWI NFS OP The Hartley Company J obber SHELL OIL PRODUCTS Servlce Is Our Buemess J E c ' ' 907 TO Q CwOfflf2Il.IIZl?lll G A N D E R 9 S of Y J CC ' L ' ii KOVPIIVI Nl S NIVERSAL POTTERIES NC mr.-x Pix , ALPOT EP , ONE HUNDRED TWENTY TWO OF Y .Wuwfg M , , It I 4' ,V f Wikm ns ' 35 ' VANADIUM C0llP0liATl0N of AMERICA wfiws' ,, 1 IPLIMENTS OF CONGRAIULATIONS FROM THE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK On fhe Square C ANIBRIDGI OHIO Branches SENECAVII LE BX ESVILLE CUMBERLAND C omplzments 0 Fred Raymond and Com an HERB S P y MldW3y Supermarket CONGRATULATES THE CLASS OF 1957 So 9th at Grant Ave Phone 2 4-131 Open Ex enmgs and Sunday Since 1900 The Dependable Smre Headquarters for Barbecue Clzzcken auf ea ILPIII YUVITQTZMQ ompcmy zqlweqef 6-Que pemiinq South Seventh St. fflannnllmridlge, Ohio ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FOUR I ' '1 64 ' NJN, I 9 O U If f - - fO I N 4 ll G and J MOTOR COMPANY Inn DODGE PLYMOUTH DODGE JOB RATED TRUCKS 91111 9 and Sfrl In I 1 78001 1 1 358 X lu III Awnuf 1 YN D JCITQII Incl guns A I C119 lx lonzpllnza mv O I onzpflrnznts The Hobby and Llllenthal s fomplete Lme of T0 Sh0P Ouuer md SCHOOL SLPPI IF9 PHOW Pom ABI E TYPFXN RHI RS 2 5851 ADDINC XIAC HINFS 1031 U l1ff'l1Il Aunue C llllllllll 4 I xlllfillll xc 1 IOWPIIWI NIS O11 Acme Dnve In Cleaners Home Of lliclllty and Servlee 1198 Morton Avenue Tele 4 6806 ONE HUNDRED TWENTY FIVE Y iY - t M-M H7 YY W H V AY V V - I . . 9 I ' I A 1 U I' I, Dial L- Sf' - YI -'I' g 'I Dial 2--P311 I '. . , Wsz . 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ZJI-+01 , UW, O-,W Frm, I Wm,-, my O--- ,O , N J ,, . . , o I - ' I I I I CAMBRIDGE PAINT STORE MARIETTA PAINTS 924 WHEELING AX ENUE PHONE Q 9831 MCKISSON AGENCY General Insurance 114 EAST 8111 STRELT JOHGQ FIUWCPSQ IHC FOMILIAII NIS Uh Cmrqlrzrzleen ilfuneral 4 nme I - C'ompl1'ments Of I , . 9 M S OF PENNEY S T0 1957 CRADS The Modern Store That Holds to Old Trad1t1ons of COURTESY SERVICE SAVINGS ' FRISBEE DRAHER S Cut Rate SELLS If FOR LESS S61 VICE Statlon 833 YVHEELING AVE 441 WVHEEI ING AVE and Motel Patent Medzcznes Tozlelrzes IOVPIIWI Nl S' OI ' Bartholow Studio 451 Clark Street ONE HUNDRED TWENTY SEVEN T s 9 , Q I k 0 0 A im v 5 1 Eifrgif Q 7 Cl ' 39 I I 1 SCHICK Sz HOOPMAN GULF SERVICE COMPLETE ONE STOP SERVICE 11th and Steubenwlle Axe Cambmdge Ohlo C omplzments 0 Covllle S Grocery Crescent Quahty Meats GFOCQFIGS Drugs Jewelry 635 S Sth bt Phone 2 8701 626 WHEELING AVENUE Delzbery Serz Ice We Salute You fgrrzrluates as you ,go forth rom Conzrnenrement famng, the future surre ss and lmppmess be yours you deserve the best THE DAILY ,IEFFERSONIAN SOUIHILAOILHN OHIO S GHLAI HOMI NI WSPAPI H ONE HUNDRED TWENTY EIGHT W ' f 0 9 s s L 'Y I V. 5 T , , , ' I , f ' 1 ' f E , E , , with o0nj7der1ce and entlzusirzsm. .Way , , ' 1 C4 7 V 1' V W 7 Y 1' f v 5 8 5 97 I omplzmenls of K E N N E D Y S YOUR HOME TOWN BAKERY DON T FORGET The ORME Him SHP Hardware CO I OSIS I 01 Hardware if Qznre' 1869 L SS N WI1 DELIVFH S N 10 7 9511 898 WIIIPI n Axe YOU ARE TO BE CONGRATULATED SENIOR CLASS OF 1957 UPON THE ATTAINMENT OF YOUR GOAL May Th1S OCCHSIOH Be But A Pause On The Road TO GREATER Accomphshments H. L Cross Sales, Inc O lx Used Cans and Trucks Ch ew 1 Olet Uldsmoblle Cadlllac ONE HUNDRED TWENTY NINE 9 1 Q V- If 1- 7 f 1 4. . f N T , T . -Elf-.' I , , 5 4 7 , Phm .LA... .., f i g ' . I O n r 1 I I f ' . ' K K, L . . y O 1 , K 1' Roses Department Store WHERE QUALITY STANDS FIRST 101 NN HI I I INC AXI NUI' CANTBRIDC I OHIO fo plm zts Frank Mackey ggs Wallpallel and Paint Stol 1 e 3 O Insurance c ANIBRIDC r camo BEST of LUCK to the GRADUA1 ES NOW and ln the FUTURE Chnl s Drwe ln WEST 40 ND ED TH RTY 7 KK Y! i' I ii. 1 'Fl u 14 if. I f F ' nz 1' er I S . of . . 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