Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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SECRETARIES .... 33' :':' ' Katherine Morisey Betty Rice Helen Schultze Norma Jean Watson Motto- Don't put off until to- Motto- Smile and the world Motto- Whatever is worth doing Motto- lf at first you don't suc Sorrow what you can do to- smiles with you. at all is worth doing well. ceed, try, try again. ay... S C V 1 3 Aj' eCl'el'CIl'IeS and ICG I ,i , Off' E ' O Assistants 'S - Twelve girls have assisted in the office this school year. Each one spends one period a day there and helps the secretaries by de- livering messages, running errands, and performing a variety of tasks. W Mrs. Watson, Martha Wade, Mollie Kennedy, Linda Miller, Jeanne Seel, Lincla Pethtel, Marsha Cunning- ham, Cheryl Oliver, Donna Headley, Lynnda Heldman, Gail Poplin, Reggie Santero, Mrs. Schultze. Not in picture - Ellen Guiler. Cafeteria Workers Velma Brill, Freda Burris, Eloise Sedora, Goldie Shock- ley, Ruth Rowe, Bernice Car- penter. Absent when picture was taken: Florence McMunn. TWENTY-EIGHT l

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Donald Watkins West Liberty State College, A.B. Driver Education Football, Basketball Favorite book- l984 , Orwell Motto- It's a great country we live in . . . take advantage of it. Wilma Wigginton Muskingum College, A.B. English ll and IV Favorite book-The Bible Motto- Think, 2 WWR I l I S Gail Williams Roy D. Wolfe Mrs. Marjorie Zaring Muskingum College, B.S, in Ed. Bliss College, B.S. in Ed. DePauw University, A.B. Latin, English Bookkeeping I and ll English Favorite book-Historical books Motto- My creed is-'he is safe who does his best'. Key Club Advisor Favorite Book-Bible and Fortitude Motto- lf the blind lead the blind they both fall into the ditch Our photographer spotted several of the high school teachers enioying the party given for Mr. Wong. TWENTY-SEVEN

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Custoclians IN APPRECIATION In any large production there are many in- dividuals who work behind the scenes, at unusual hours, and in various places, but who are most essential to the success of the production. Here at Cambridge High School the cafeteria ladies, the bus drivers and the custodians - whose services we often take for granted - contribute much to the comfort and efficiency of each school day. Seated-Charles Boyer, Paul Rice. Standing-Herbert Burris, Edgar Mason, Sam Spear. Bus Drivers Row l. Melvin Stottsberry, William Bay, Larry Houston. Row 2. Frank Hedleston, Charles Hebrock, Ralph Wade. Absent when picture was taken: Charles Bennett, M. E. LaFollette. TWENTY-NINE