Cambridge Springs Joint High School - Resonator Yearbook (Cambridge Springs, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 56 of the 1942 volume:

. 1 and v te tc -fvsi . . Q1 fior 1 A, upon L7 e-a W R OIATOR TAFF 5'-+51 v-7 VQlCOT 1H CHl6f AoolSCJHt Ealtor BUolISSS ASa1otaHt Productlon . a Boys Qports Glrls' Qport Art ditor Humor Fd1'or SOC1dl u1tOT Calendar d1tOF Faculty LOJlS8T Facultf Treasurer UICOF pO1TOF nTV1d ljvoff Avgrj Br aford LOu1S EO o and er olnc s ndber L rnxforu Irene Tonlo Robert Brown Alethn errell Holann Robero Walter 'ellobb Wlennn Wade? Vlrglnld HqdC Root ry Loul e O'Br1en FA C X XX J H 4 mm 'b 1 1 . A 3, X , -1 , 1 -K . A I: . v X we 1 .Br fyff Z K X JAFES ANDERSON Band 1-2-3-L Fi-Y 1-2-3-L Pres. Hi-Y h Orchestra 2-3-L Chorus 1-2-3-L District Chorus 3-L Junior Play 3 ANNE ARCHACKI WILLIAH ARTERS DICK BFRTRAM Band 1-2-3-A H1-Y A Orchestra L Secretary Sr. Class District Band 2-3-L County Band 2-3 Brass Trio L County Orchestra Qrass Sextet 3 IOYFIS DOYKC DWIGHT BRINK AUDEAN BOSSARD Tri-Hi-Y l-2-3-L Girls' Chorus 1-2-3-A Mixed Chorus 1-2-3-A County Chorus 1-2-3-L District Chorus 1-2-3-L CANILLA BROWDER ROBERT BROWN Hi-Y 2-3 Football 2-3-L Basketball 3-A Baseball 2-3-A Year Book Staff L PRESSLEY CAFPBEL Boys' Cnorua 2-6 MiX8G Chorus 2-3 Band 2-6-4 Baseball 2-6-4 Hi-Y 2-5-4 L M if 5. , Q W.s ..,',, 2 C, ,fs J L , ,Q V x Q lk K, mix' J' 2 1 'rv' . DV' - Q 'x Q C . 'qs as . nr, ' 4' A 49 12, 1' I N aaa N 1 0 1 A r , 2 W aa Wh' ig-9. ? 1 ROBERT HENRY Sec. F.F.A. L 25 G ' JACK HINDLE Sqn?- 31. f.-f-an ,K , I Nvvn f ,WKMY t A? Q1 HM, 'N is N, th 4 1 . .. ' 93 Qi: I 's ,I if 'V 7' L STEVE KELIHAR ROBERT KNUTH Football A CHARLES KOLIN Wrestling 2-3 F V' 5. l-2-3-Z, ...J . Ho'.-:ARD KREITZ Band 1-2-3-A is y Orchestra l-2-3-L Boys' Chorus 1-2-3-A State Orchestra Hi-Y l-2-3 Plays 3-A Boys' Quartet 2-3 ROLAND LEVINE QC 3 4 Orchestra Band Boys' Chorus l-2 Mixed Chorus l-2 Plays 3-L is-X li X VICTOR LUBEN Wrestling 2-3 W Baseball L 5' 'fl 51 F.F.A. 2-3-L Avi, Quay- N...-X MARJORIE LUCE 4? 416 ve., Eu':.'ARD IZAJERONI Basketball 1-2- 3-L Hi-Y 1-2 Class Pres. 2-L Shakespearian h 1 A Reading 2-3-1. 3 ' 7' Band 1-2-3-L N., ' Orchestra l-2-L Q,,. L Chorus 1 Calf' I. ' -2, I A z.,-p mx A W...-5 -. I 'F! r DELHAR NARZKE Sec. Hi-Y 2-3 Pres of Class 3 Band L Orchestra A Senior Play ALLEN NATTELL Basketball 2-3-L Football 2-3-L Ping Pong Champion 3 . QETTIE JANE MEAD PERRY MITCHELL Hi-Y 1-2-3-L Football 2-3-L Cheerleader L FLORENCE MUCKINHAUPT Jr. High B.B. l Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-L Varsity B.B. 2-L Orchestra 1-2 Mixed Chorus l-2 Girls' Chorus 1-2 Q a. lux' 4 v' v CEYLON PAGE V A Vx l HCWARD PARDEE VL 1.1 'Xi I WILLIAM PERRY 4 2 'K XX :dA v 7 ELDA PETRUCELLI Tri-Hi-Y 2-3-L Girls' Chorus 2-3 Mixed Chorus 2-3 Basketball 2 Pres. H.R. l Vice Pres. H R 2-3 Plays 3-L Year Book Staff 3 NORMAN RABELL '36 H1-Y 3-L Band 1-2-3 , F.F.A. l-2-3-1+ Vi Boys' Chorus 2 ' Mixed Chorus 2 9-- Baseball 3-L 'fbr Wrestling 2-3 1 N-.4 W9 Q... .., I 163 5? , . .' My e .1 i.' fig, :gg 1 gf 75 Q LAVERNE RAWLINSCN Jr. High B.B. 1 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-L Varsity B.B. 2-3- Orchestra'l-2 Mixed Chorus 1-2 Girls' Chorus 1-2 EVEIYN REXFORD Basketball 1-2 Girls' Chorus 1 Mixed Chorus l Tri-H1-Y 1-2-3-L RCLAND QCWERS RALPP SHIRBER STANLEY SECH ELEANOR SHAFFER Girls' Chorus 1-2 L Mixed Chorus 1-2 Girls' Ensemble 1 WDUHEDSUEL Tri-Hi-Y L HELEN SWEENEY Girls' Chorus 1-2-3 Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3 Volley B811 2-3 CLARKE SUNDEAN H1-Y 2-3-L Band 1-2-3 Orchestra 1-2-3 Boys' Chorus l-2-3 Mixed Chorus 1-2-3 Plays 3-L Year Book Staff 1-2-3 Boys' Quartet 2 GIZELLA SZALL f-Q, .-,, hav 45 rp qw.-f 0 wi 4 of A' ,M pf'- .., 'arf -suv 5 3 3 2, QR ,Q ivqf jzy Hi:- x 'I -5 Ali? 157' Band A Orchestra L 55' any vis 'li' r'W ,Q K ly . I Q J H , Q 'S .5 weak? A .W A , , T you 5g,4,f6 'rfkavaw fm?Pv,xC'Q: 2 5 ,.tl V,,t, Q T f ff .i55gi3'Kd ,QL -ox,ay5 9 x '3L:f Peres' 5-T RUTH TAU Band 2-L Tri-Hi-Y 1 ALETHA TERRELL Tri-Hi-Y 1-2-3-A Girls' Chorus 1-2 Fixed Chorus 1-2 Basketball 2-3-L Junior Play 3 Home Economics Demonstration 3 Year Book Staff 3 Vice Pres. Class ROBERT TERRELL Band 1-2 Orchestra 1-2 Mixed Chords 1-2 Boys' Chorus 1-2 F.F.A. 1-2-3-4 Vice Pres. County F.F.A. 3 Vice Pres. H.S. F.F.A. 4 District Band 1 ROBERT THURSTON Mixed Chorus 1-L Boys' Chorus A Nushball 2-3 Hasketball L Pres. Class 1-3 IRENE TOMKO Vice Pres F R 2 Photography 2 irl Reserves 2 Sec J lass 3 Tr Pi Y 3 L Pres Tri Hi Y L Vear Book Staff 3 Senior Play JOSEPHINE TUREK KATHLEEN WHALEN Glee Club 2 Camera Club 2 Tri-Hi-Y 3-L -L l CARL WHITELY ELEANOR WILLIS EVALYN VIII. SCN irls' horus Mixed Chorus mr Fi Y l 2 L Play 3 L Poetry Reading ffm if . li9.,iV':i nh'-vw in-.df , Q S3 I l 1 ff 99- wQ, e. .. I 2 ,4- 4 Hia V, f ar I fi We . ,-. .ff ,Y Q' ' H44 is-Q ' 1 -ma- A 1:2 ffi' QW ,A 'A 1 , W 4 -11 ., 4 LAQT WILL AND TWSTAMENT Belng Just an ord1nary Senlor class, the class of 'h2 to be exact, with no unusual or extraordlnary orlginallty, lhy, how modest'J we, too, have our last will and Testa nent To the school at large and to 1ts illust lous faculty, we leave our untarnished reputatlon for brllllance, the memory of each versatile personality of the cla and our pravers that there hay some day come another class NU1Ch wlll somewhat approximate our 1ncomparable standards KWhew J Betty lead leaves her PlttSbUTgh boyfriend to no one Kay vhalen leaves her 'string of rlnbs' to any desirous Junlor Uvalyn V1lSOH leaves r Root wonder1ng what he's Boing to do without her Paullne Ferrls leave her good looks to about lO Sophomores who can battle it out among themselves Tact in a kln QU6St1OHS 13 bequeathed to all the coming Dehocracy students by Ann nrchacki James anderson beuueaths h1s U1 Y WOR? to 'Coat' Vlll1S Louls Bo ko w1lls h1s sales talk to Jack Acker Jo ephlne Turel xllls her culet manner to Lenore Beckham Bleanore Goole 11 leave her way wlth the teachers to Fat Cramer Robert errell beiueaths one of his neatness to Donald HOtCMK1SS Carl vhltely leave a supply of gum to Joe Dlckey Eleanor ohaffer leaves her dreamy eyes to Norma letruccelll B1ll Arters leaves h1s ablllty to argue to Bernard Hulse Delmar Marzke leaves h1s 'old flamesn to anyone who wants them Virginla Haack leaves her shyness to Helen Reln Arvld Nykoff leaves his share of the 'Pepper Potn to Paul Morris Elda Petruccelll leaves her talking ab1l1ty to Helen Traupe so she can increase the volume of her voice Pressly Campbell leaves his red ha1r to Inabelle Blsbee LaVerne Rawlinson leaves her dally notes from Bernard Hulse as a contrlbution of wasted paper for national defense Ne leave chewlng Dum on the bottom of desks to no one because we're WSON dignifled Florence Mucklnhaupt leaves her cute glbgle to Betty Burnley Br1ll1ance for Irene Jackson is bequeathed by avelyn Rexford Jack Hlndle passes on to Raymond Birchard hls reputation fo belng tardy Perry fltchell and Eleanor W1ll1s leave their new dance routlne to Fred Astaire and Rlta Hayworth l'm willlnb to leave my rosy cheeks to Isabelle Hatfleld says Ruth Tau Irene Tomko leaves the space around the mimeograph machlne to Joanne Salen Chuck Glenn and Robert Henry bequeath to Bob Bolnski and Stanley MoDuff thelr pop ularlty wlth the 'wild women ' Glzella Szall leaves her pet1te figure to Loretta Rabell steve f6l1MdT leaves h1s hlbh football score to Chub Owens ElO1S9 Fleek bequeaths her ab1l1ty to give SPGBCTGS to her sister, Mary Lou Iarjorle Luce 1lls her ua1nt1ness to Iarybelle Herrick Eleanor Haack has declded not to leave her 'way xlth the nan' to Marilyn Brown because she de lded that larllyn d1dn't need lt Camilla Browder leaves her Vlll1UQH8SS to do thlngs for people to Wlllie Green Helen Jollnsky puts her wlnn nb SH1l6 1D the care of all dead pans to brlghten De ocracy class on ralny days Aletha Terrell leaves a llttle advlce to all t ose who wlsh to be patrlotlc, We should all greatly admire the Merchant Marines At least she practices what she preaches Ralph DU1TQCT leaves oc1OOL a9gh9? PERIOD Raymond Donnell leaves thls motto to all 'Better late than never Foward Kreltz and Teddy Majeroni leave thelr saegertown acquaintance to Walter Yellogg and Jerred Shaffer Roland Levlhe leaves hls way w1th the women to Larry Crawford Dick Bertram leaves h1s abllity to play the trumpet to Ormal Jones Audean Bossard leaves her 'fan mailn from the army to Audrey Levls Allen Maxwell says he 1sn't goinb to leave anythlng to anyone but he sure does wlsh that omeone would leave hlm SOm6th1Hg Ceylon Pabe leaves that halr tonlc of hls to Charles Thayer William Perrv leaves his perfect attendance to Leo Lubenbeal Norman Rabell wants to give some of h1s energy to Joe Griffis Leo stvborsll leaves a bushel of potatoes, ten gallons of milk and other veoetables to the Home 7COHOWlCS Department Bob Thurston leaves his Chemistry notebook to Jlmmy Friend It may cone in handy next year Victor Lubln leave h1s lnnocent actlons in Study Hall to Jimmy Owens To Jlldred Ash from Clarke Sundean his excellent marks in French lAnd she is welcome to them' Arabelle Green leaves her school day memories to all the hooky players Dwlght Brlnk leaves the t1tle of NShiekn to Bob ohreckingost 0 . n . . . , . 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Kawoona School for Eskimo Girls March 26 1902 tor Howard Kreitz, S A D L U J N J fvery rare degrees wn'ch were obtained under Professor charles Glenn, wno is teacnl g at old d'nboro Collegej has opened a rest sanitarium for animals, Csone humans o t e e, tool on the old Kr itz homestead Roland Levine is the head of the fmnous firm of divorce lawyers Majeronl, and Boyxo Louis, who is the leader of the new nBoykolsm movement, was unable to be present, becaux he was so busy in Reno handling the rerrls versss Pardee case With our coffee came Elda Petrucelli and her Group of precision dancers incllding Sugarouss Cfloisej Flee Toots CBettyJ Mead HBlbo es CLaVernel Rawllnson and 'Babe Cbelenl Sweeny After the floor show the Alumni president, Robert Terrell said a few words exnress ing his joy at the larve attend n e and also added that we colld nay our d'nner cnecxs to treasurer Carl Nhitlej, on the way out Another familiar face that appeared dur ng the evening was that of Ruth Tau, who the clvarette irl at the hotel versatlon we had with him, told us that Ralph Scnirmer was in charge of the local branch of the Streak O Airplane Factory the main offl e of wrlch is ln Jerkwa er, Kansas, with Roland Rogers and Pr ssley Camnoell in char e The dance broxe so abolt midnight, and everybody went home We hope that this letter will somewhat co oensa e you, lnasmlcn as you wer unable to be present Porter Was that a new girl I saw you with last nighto Blrchard No, lust an old one painted over Joe Bogda I have a notion to beat you to a ielly Leo Lugenbeal what flavoro Miss Yay one flee with me Fer Bill I can't flee with you wearing mv father's pants It would be terrible to see the headlines in tonorrow's aber 'Flees 'n Father's Pants.v Sincerely yol s -2,f Robert ood ide Clarxe Sundean Boy Do you care if I smokeo His girl I don't care if you burn Teacher Where do you find tobaccoo 'Dip Tobacco is found in North Carolina, South 'arolina Kentucky, and once in a while in a five cent cigar C Jones How're you doingo L Browder Nell I manage to keep my neck above water Jones Well I should Judge so by the color of it. 2 . . , ' Doc . . .-., . .'., ..'.G., ' ll . A YI- E I. . v 3 F vw Q . . . O W.- e . . . V' g , N A , . . vw X 0 A Q - A A 1 vv h vr M k, u n , , '1 rr . V , I YV v A ' ' ' ' L ' . 5 . Q . a.c , 1 , ' I , ' 1 , . 1. . is N 'S ' Q 5 ' On our way to the ballroom, the night clerk, Norman Rabell, during the lengthy con- . L A V . L . ' A , .4 A ls I . f e .,' . g . ' ' 1 . L A m . t . 1 l e . - -a ! .f I ' X Q . l , I . 2 O H. , . V h , o A -, . . I A . 1 . I U1 I : ' , A A A o. 3 l, C : - ndcrclassmm K XESKQ eg El A 5 ? I I K+ X 0 ij X X 1 X P' J D19 59 Mary Eldred saves all those sweet snlles for a certain blonde Romeo? Margaret Gilmore hates to be reminded of those old nenories? Dorothy Glasby dreams such sweet dreams every night? Maybe she uses that cherished photograph for a preview Ann Gocal worries about the tire shortage? Corry isn't that far, Ann Ruth Gray's heaven 13 in Erie? Come on, Ruth, 'FRSS up Marybelle Herrick plays the piano so well? Does she believe that practice makes perfect? Irene Jackson prefers the fellows on the hlllo Is it the high altitude? We can't d15 up any dirt about Stella Lewandowski? Can lt be there isn't any? Audrey Lewis's letters bet such St3Ttl1H5 results? Birthday presents can be the ght of your llfe, can't they Audrey? Jean l1D1U1 t5TlllS to the slght of a certain cowboy on H18 ealloping tractor? Norma Petruccelll tells all her fans her name IS ous1e?' Laura Powell prefer to 50 to church to A6ddVlllS9 Someone doe n't remove that welght Iron Ann Pratus's head and let her brow awhlleo Manetha Prlndle has adopted the hobby of tamlng Crowes? Vera Racop has the hands you love to hold? MarJorie Rhodes keeps that diary of hers such a secret? Joanne Salen can't keep her dates apart? Three a night are a pretty heavy schedule Laura Styborskl 13 st1ll hunting Coons? The season is over, Laura Helen Traupe trled to cllmb that telephone pobe? Are we sure it was the dog she had her arm around? Katherine Zejavac recltes poetry so well? Is Miss Cousins her only inspiration? JUNIOR CLASS iwg .3 rlRST RON K Zejavac, M Rhodes, J Saleh, M Ash, I Jackson, A Lewis, B Carrier, M Bloss, L Powell V Racop, M Herrick, M Gilmore, S Lewandowski, M Prindle, A Pratis, M Eldred, D Clasby SECOND RON Miss Cousins, L Willis D Besonson, L Thurston, S Archacki, L Conroe B Hulse R Owen, P Norris, R Shreckingost, N Kellogg, H Rein, A Burnley, M D'Valle L Styborski, V Petruccelli TFIRD RCM Bradford, A Ewing, L Crawford, R Boinski, W Drink, S Ucbuff, B Shaffer, J Acker, R Eirchard, J Grlffith, J Shaffer, J Friend, E Pornaman P Yoetrllch, C Porter, D Hotchkiss AA , A I li . ' , . J' ' . A ' . . 1 ' ' . . A . up . S - A . X ' ' . S . s ' ' . ' A ' .' . A . x - 1 Helen Rein and Marcia Conroe risked their lives in attempting to write this? X , .. . , . M. . . . 0 V D 0 0 ' 0 I . . . . , . . . A Y . , . . . . . . . . , . A Q 1 . ': A. - . . .. . S . M . . ' . . . . . 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Fred Adslt Lyel Beckman Wilmer Braun Lawrence Browder Bob Castleran Pat Dellarlo Robert Vdmund Dwnald Greene Lloyd Heald Robert koyt Robert Funnel llllam Kuhn Frank 'orrls Phil Uejers Lu ene Perry Richard R xford Stanley Wlsht Dick Qust Jacx Chafler Irvlnv Qtlne Penry Styborsxl lor ncc Eeerbower betty Burce exile Bu rlej dl' QTPTL at From ulilpb aly Ann nva Gllbert Gall Grove Jeer nlle Jlrglrla NcClafferty J ar J s Irene lovotny Vlctoria U true e ll Helen Porter June Smlth P ullne mau 1.16 as the WShiek of Arabyon playing a harpo as a star football playero God's gift to womeno Six lessons from Madame La flunking a testo 1n a nlght clubo without Marybelleo singing 'Tanperineno 'TPUCYl1g N Plevlng tlddly WlHKS0 o a dl to on a date wlth a certain Senloro taking p1 tures of P blond Cbomt rio as a preachero Jltt rbur lHg9 ln knee pantso flqhl g Kfor tl esbo bcxing wlth Spankyo a woman hatero a city sllckero Zonga' as a 'Snake Charreron as Bat, Snookso as hrs Browdero 1 the Wgey HlHBtl6S9n vlth her nose in a booko wlth her face liftedo NI e H vO vo' e a ballet denceron mllklrg a cowo as a rodelo sleeplng ln clas wxthout her freckl so chasing a cowo lH p1gtails9 hunting9'J9'7'!'J as an actresso FIRST R01 HMAH, WML 6 JHC1' Shaffer. Robert Castlemev, Hgene Per:-3, vir mia rncclafferc eva cube- Je n ry rs, Helen Porter, Jary Ann Fike, Ailmer Braun, Pat De lario, Dick Rus GNL RO June Smith, Stanley Right, william Kuhn, Margaret Campbell, Jean Klie, Betty lnce, Iren Wovotny, Margie Burnley, Robert Hummel Fred Adsit, Victoria Petruccelli hiss Leoley TIIRD RO: Pauline Tau, Gall Grove, Joyce De Courcey, Frank Norris Phil Meyers Lloyd Heeld Robert Edmund, Lyel Zeckman, Irving St ne, Donald Grenne, Robert Hoyt, Richard Rexford t Ill' . Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q , ............ A 1 A MN - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 'L I Q-Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q Q ' .1 .7 ' ' 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - v ,'. 7 1 ,A L - - - - - - - - - - - - v' ' V ' 4 ff, ' - - - .. - - - - - - - - - n 'Q . 4 ' - - - - - - - - - - - - ' ' - . , , ......- A 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 3 i .A e l ' P - - - .. - - - - - .. - - - ' 5 - .. - - - .. - - - - - ' 5 gl-3' l g JY A 'V - - - - - - - - - - - - I A - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'I 'H 'Iv . . . 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SEVENTH GRADE r-an 5 FIRST ROW N Whalen, h Newell, V Sherred, L hedge, D Smith, ampbell, B Parnoy, E Powers, N Mitclell OND ROW I mrce I Drink, J ings e rippe, L Jones Colt, B Ja J Naclawik u Broun THIRD ROW T Phillips, R Wallace, K Powell, C T 1g, I Campbell L ' hi s , E Hlndle S Qaeger, Miss Mott EIGHTH GRADE 'ln Q of ST ROW L Peters, A Waterho se, C Rea les, h F111 ps, J larv , R Grinpe T Campbell, Folasa R Glenn OND ROW 1 P S k L Awee een, Kuhn, R Willcox, J Cherre , Rarwom ce, Ro urb Powe s, mir Ha THIRD ROW V usx, Lorbau, D owf, A ua ne P Narsla reer, M Hinule V fa fi' N, ' . . Le' ,ml hi, I, : . 1. . . ' . E. C . I 1 ' . 1 . .Lf Q SEC 2 B. 1eCox y, J. - . K 1 y, G. G- . , P. . ck, Q , Yo . : . . ' . - .. . -or' . , E. Jc,c ci s ' . , . . - . T Fig, X' E , '5 gg .R 1 O A ' . IA ', 6,1 ,- AW V ' Y O .es 'T ' . sl, 'NJA W . Q ' ,gif 'U 5 5 Q' 4 . . ye 1 ii . R 1, f VA Lflg L y l R T D' v gf, 'V 1' T . 1 5 FIR 2 '. . . u . . 5 '. P.' 1 . J in .. , , .. '. T. . , .. . SEC : Yr. Va. ly e, . .., r- B. . -'-- ' . - d T. . l.:, S. Lu K. . sb F, H. Morris, E. r C. ' 3. rd. 'z . 3 3 C. '.: - . er .. ... r y, '. .1 1 11, rr. if .. .' ' . ACTVITIE5 X UU I E W: 015325 L X Q I fj ,jx X X , -4 V T7 cv 0 yi X ,- ff X X X ,Q Q, Q! Nov Nov Nov. Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Dec Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan Jan n Feb Cole Brothers brought their indoor circus to the Cambridge Gym to amuse many of the young people of the town. All District Chorus. Among those who helped make this event a grand success were: L. Willis, M. Prindle, 0. Jones, H. Ash, J. Saleh, H. Krietz, B. Hulse, and J. Anderson. Well here it is at last, what all of us have been waiting for--Thanksgiving vacation. Boy was that turkey good, bu' I guess we had all better forget it now and get to work Tryouts for cheer leaders in gym Two teams competing lst Team Betty Mead Pauline Ferris and Evelyn Wilson 2nd Team Elda Petruccelli Perry Mitchell and 'Spanky Bradford The second team was chosen Pep meeting is held after school, the winning team leading cheers at the game that night First basketball game Varsity boys lost to a determined Lawrence Park squad Spa boy's basketball teams Journey to Sagertown Varsity bovs put first vic tory on their slate A grand musical concert given in the Gym by the talented music students of the school Cambridge Varsities and Junior High take on Nattsburg's teams Girl s Jarsity won, boy's Varsity lost and Junior High won Basketball game with West Springfield Boy's Varsity won Assembly program given by Juniors went over big Taking part on the program were Lawrence Thurston, presiding as master of cerionies Helen Rein piano solo, Stella Archacki, Jimmie Friend, and Jake achreckingost Festive Fhristmas party for lri Hi Y and H1 Y Assehbly program presented by Seniors An amusing and very entertaining play presented by four members of the senior class Those taking part were Howard Krietz, Irene Tomko, hvalyn VllSOH, and Teddx ageroni Also appearin on the program were the Iollo ing talented musicians fron the senior class Dick bertram, Arvid Wykoff A treat of ahdv and apple was given to all Just think lb days of Thristmas vacation That sure is all righ with us WIS it noto Varsity teahs Journeyed to Fairview rls won, but th bows d dn' Juch waited for and anticipated Alumni ba ketball game, Aluini winning by a score of 39 to 19 Alumni dance went off with a 'Bang Bob Beatty playing encha ting husic for Vacation over and school tudies and routine are resumed Boy's Varsity wins ovei Voinboro o vas that clo e' Hut the girls I ity c ne ou or top, J nnihg over a strong Girard girls' J rsity Another great day for the pa basketball teams Girls and boys Varsity teais both defeating the hard fign ing teahs from Saegerto n Thi time the spa rasfetball Quads took the ro 0 to clean, the boys losing a hard fought battle and the irls st iklng up another victory Hard days for some and a va ation for other , 1 s 1d tern rams The lilty Truhpeters, Iour talented 1 1 lrs hentallst apnearing here before a large and appreciat ve attendance . l t . 5 Q - . . : , ' : 1 9 n a n . 9 . . 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Oct Oct Nov Nov l3 Dec 17 Jan M r 5 SOCIAL EVENTS Skating party sponsored by Juniors at Le Beouff Park Many students were disappointed Kand I was one of them! for when they got there they found two other schools were having skating parties ther and alas and alas' There were no more skates Mixer sponsored by Tri H1 Y and Hi Y Clubs The person with the highest score Cnone other than Phil Myers! received a box of candy The person with the lowest score lGail Grove! received the booby prize, a sucker Afterwards there was music on records for dancing, and refreshments Harvest Hop sponsored by the Juniors MUSIC by Alf Bennett and Hls Rhythm Kings The gym was decorated very beautifully with moon, stars and ever thing that goes with them even ghosts' Who was thereo Well, there was Paullne and Arvld Pauline Ferris, a lovely dish from Rockdale Wykoff, that nose for news guy La Verne Rawlinson and Jake Shreckingost My' La Verne must like the Juniors' And of course there was Delmar and Irene You should know them' Delmar's that hot marimba player from Rockdale and Irene Tomko's from round bout Venango I could go on but I think I've said about enough' and Arvid The play 'Swlng Out' sponsored by the Amerlcan Legion b1V8D in the Hlgh School AUd1tOT1UH Matinee and evening performances All the actors and actresses were local people Many girls from high school appeared as chorus girls Christmas party for Tri H1 Y and Hi Y members and adv1sors Carols were sung around a Christmas tree and poems were given by Pat Cramer, Helen Dol1nsky, and Manetha Prindle A quartet made up of Willie Arters, Goat Willis, Bernard Hulse, and James Anderson also entertalned Presents were given to the advisors, Miss O'Brien, Mrs May and Mr Prindle Afterwards there was dancing and refreshments Two big shiny apples were given to the best dancers lwm Arters and Evalyn Wilson! chosen by a group of judges Apples were also given to the booby prize winners, Jake Shreckingost and James Anderson lSuch grace'! The annual Alumni Dance sponsored by the Senior class Music by Bob Beatty and his orchestra Chaperons were Mr and Mrs V R Kingsley and Mr and Mrs Hoot' Peterson Who was thereoo Well, it seems a few of the boys like 'out of town talent' includlng Howard Krietz, Arvid Nykoff, and Jake Shreckingost Hmm Flossie Muckinhaupt seems to have a new heartbeat in the person of Paul Noethllch LaVerne Rawlinson also was there with her old flame, Bernard Hulse' There was a nice turnout of Alumni also success though it was slow settle starte Ween it was ln flll swing some fine Nvfrrinia Heels' were performed by the aids especially those done oy slch great artists as NF1sh' Vawercne, Arvid Vycoff and nSoankvH Bradford Don was erv d with the 0811 iols ales made y the lrls or could it have been oy their othe sq? Juniors and Seniors sponsored a skating party at Lake Le Bouef on its open ing nlght As usual thi ala vent was a great slccess with many thrills and s ills for the ki s attenoint 64igQmaf4,lJLL4445j l3zb1!f6fZZLfi - 3 . , . lO - - - . . - 7 . . ' ' u y- ' 'Y -- 0- - -- I . . , N ' . n I vs I lL ' ' . 'U f . . . . . . 0 'r . 2 - . . . . . . 1 N 0 . l . . L . D . -- lar. 27 Pie Social sponsored cy Junior and Senior classes. The affair was a grand e ,Q d. L 1 e 'S 1 .. W w v 1 ' A A' .. J 1' , K L .U . . , s e ' , ,n T 'Q ' , X f - r --- v v U. r .. a . A - .- ' - ' , ' S 2 2 - , 1 ' ' el d ' 1 ' 3. NICEST LOOKING MOST POPULAR IN H S MW QQVVR :xg mmf, GM'w?w',4wJ aww J' B ST DR SSVD MOST LIKELY T0 SUCCEED fwzmf QW ,Q-,ww-71m-ef LQ 7, JN fic MOS POPULAR ATFLETES BEST DANCERS f V fgb,-gflggwm fl62Z.,E,uA! VMMJH gggvgfbf' L44 BEST MUSICIAN MOST POPULAR MEMMERS OF THE FACULTY MOST POPULAR COUPLE CLudL1 kiwirghj '7hb+wJLMhvvCLCif4T UJho's -- WNV lfl high School nf-mf 7 , fig,-Q, 1 V - IP ii n -l f 95' , .'.' . 1 5 r ' . ,P X YV A 1 1 4 ' 4111424 3 E E L , , 1 A , L6 ' D 'L . 'I E 41, J ' T ,, ll K QL 1 1 'Q YN x .5 - -ff 1 1- X. Y '-44.c . - 4 , I Q 'Q ASSEMBLY mi Assemsry 1 R J D R 3 CHVIIISTRY LAB TYPIIG CLASS ALMA MATER lhe Blue and 'hlte There's a school wlll hold forever, In our hearts it cannot die, and no hand on earth can sever Our love for Cambrldge High bhe will rank above all others, For she stands for truth and rlght And there's naught can daunt the Mother Of the dear old Blue and White As in years that have gone before us And through years that come anew, May her guldlng hand be o'er us Hay we to her be true thy that humble house of learnlng stand forever true and brlght An FOI' An An An The May our Splrlts ever burnlng, the dear old Blue and White when age 13 fast ascending our frames grow weak and lane our whltened heads are bendlng, result of l1fe's great straln the thoughts of youth come to us As we brlng old scenes to light, And the love of old surge through us Of the dear old Blue and White jewel It is with regret we say goodbye to our prlncloal and understanding frlend Nr Prlndle Ass of rr hs , -1:51, ' Qj ,ri1 : 'h 1 it ws ' - I I Q. .l AX l wa, ' t z . l , , vm 1 ' Y , 4 Q N 1: rf I . . - X vvr'1 'li' ' vw L S E -I N ' . l ' , ' : tgV'Ji'r ' w A V A , , '1', l g I K ' ' 1 J 1 - , ' 1 A , l F d . . . 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X S ' A O b I Cgl . , . , ---CL fs 'LQ 1 ' , , i Y GYM CLASS MESS O'BRI'N and MIS L PLVY D M R TRI-HI-Y ' FIRST ROW E Gilbert, P Cramer, N Petruccelli, I Tomko, E Haack, J Salen, I Prindle P Ferris, Miss O'Brien SECOND RON J DeCourcey, L Styborski, M Luce, A Namrak, M Ball, V Haack, L Rawlirson, J Gilson, E Rexford, V Petruccelli THIRD ROI W Fleek, M D'va1le, M Perkins, M Conroe, B Burnley, K Whalen, G Whltely, A Bossard, A Terrell, E Wilson, F Muckinhaupt PRrSIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISORS OFFICERS Irene Tomko Joanne Salen Worms Petruccelli Eleanor Haack M s G ay Miss M L O'Er1en FIRQT ROW W Kuhn, U Myers, I Stine, D Bertram, R Castleman, W Kellogg J Anderson, L Crawford, R Owen, P Mitchell, L Willis D Lewis SECCVD ROW J Dicf J, Woodrlng, C Sundean, R hoodside, R Shreckengost, P Norris, B Hulse, P Woethlicn, Beckman, R Rdmund, R Hummel, A Bradford, E Friend, Mr Prindle TFIRD ROW L Lugenbeal, W Andrews, J Owen J Bogda, A Nardi, R Levine, R Birchard N Rabell, W Arters, J Acke R Horniman, D Greene, P Camobell PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY TREASURER ADVISOR OFFI ERS James Anderson Lawrence Craw'o d Robert Owen Walter Kellogg Mr J C Prin le 2 . . . . . , , . . . 'I . . , . . . I . . . . . . . . .,. , . -. ... . . . . . . u . I Q '- . . . . . . . . BJ I 0 O I . . . . L . ' o 0 s . . . . .r . . M . . . 1 . 1 ' Q L ' O Q0 I O I . . . . , . . 1 , n . . : . -e D. . . . . . . L. . - . . . . . . A n n o u , u n . .. n 1 . . . ., I... . . A . ,- .1 0 l O I I l u ' 4 Q 0 o -4. I I' O O O 0 I I tr . . . . . . . . . . . . d ORCHEQTRA FIRST RON H Kre z J Cilson, M Conroe, N Ash, R Glenn, F Cre raft, J LeCourcey CECOKD ROW Moran, P DeCo1rvev, K Fosburg, V Arters, B Carrier, A Lewis, C Birch , Blo s, N Pefruccalli, I Jone , C Begg es TLIRL RO B DePourcey, Brown, W Kellogg, B Hul e, B Qhreckengo t, N Herrick FIRCT HOW QFCOND POW THIRD ROW D Narzke, Mr V Dyer, C Randley, A Nykoff, R Birchard, J Ander or, D Bertran MIXED CHORUS asf' Hlofla A Lewis, I Hatfield, I A h, K Zejavac, B DeCourcey, B Bunce, J Myers, G Grove, B Beebe, F Porter, L Styborski, V McC1 fferty, B Campbell, C Carrier, M Burklev, M Herrick V V Dyer, T emith, L Rabell, L Campbell, E Creoraft, J Klie, E Cilbert Salen, G Whitely, I Novotny,M Fixe, J DeCourcey, V Petruccelli, Prindle, A Bossarl, P Cramer, I Jackson, R Gray Friend, R Donnell, R Terrell, I Stine, F Morris A Wykoff, B Hulse Shrecxengost, H K ietz, W Arters, R Thurston, J Anlerson, H Styborski, Greene, S McDuff, E Friend, R Kuhn, D Rust, P Dellario, L Willis 'D L uv: o 3 0 I Q .0 1 .Q C Q . , u , x' .: S. . .. 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HIGH SCHOOL BAND FIRST ROW H Krietz R Levine C Birchard, B Beebe, D Besonson, J Shaffer, M Eloss N Petruc elli SECOND ROW A Lewis, Colt, V Bush, S Voran, C Handley, J Gilson, J Anderson, D Bertram, P Creme Castleman, K Fosburg THIRD ROW C Sundoan G Whitely M Brown, A Wykoff, L Anderson, A Harney C Long, E Pulse, R Rexford I Stine, K Qberred, L Raoell, L Crawford, C Frieharf, R ullock, 2 Rirchard, E arrier, W Arters FORTH ROW J Friend, J Salen, D Varzke, V D,er, Director, W Kellogg, E Shrecxengost, o Whitely The The The And school Pepperpot is a greet invention, school gets all the fame, printer gets all the money poor old Wykoff gets all the blame Bernard pulse Sfall I Sine if Arvid wykoff Well, now did you with 8115309 find the orchestra? VI' DY91' N0 Sing it Slime Willie Arters Paul Whiteman stepped aside, and there it was QS . . . , . . . . . . .. fi . o ., - . . - 1: , . . .. . . .. . . . . . . r, R. . . . , . . . ., . , ,. . . . , . 1 - ' D a 4 4 .0 , a V u M- a n s J n U F I. .1 f u n u 0 17 Y . . . . . . . . . . . . .. : , . 1 .l . : -- , . . ! ? N N ake' lst boy 2nd boy harv Donald B S e y Donald F Friend Donald U Spanky Friend ake Hev Take Nhv did you kiss that girl in the dark last nighto Since seeing her in the day light I've been wondering myself So Helen Wraupe gave her boyfriend the sack, did shea Yes, but presents she kept the which came in Qtop it life out vou'll squeeze the of me Impossible' Vou haven't any life in you train, plane or taxi Qince I met my new girl can't eat I can't sleep and T can't drink Nhv noto T'm broke Nhy does a boy have to hold a girl s hando Self defense, vou sap' I'fe got a hotel heart alwevs room for one ore I XJOKBS- Jerry I would go to the end of the world for vou' Betty Yes but would vou stay there9 Jack Acker I'd like a pencil Clerk Hard or softo Jack Acker Soft, it's for writing a low letter Bob Andrews Daddy what is a pessi misto A man who wears a belt as well as suspenders my son Nr Andrews Vickie P Helen why does your horse hold its' head up9 Helen T It's his pride I haven't paid for him yet Joanne S I swear I've never been kissed Friend Well I don't blame you for swearing Brown I hear you refused the job of President of the company Yeah there was no chance for advancement Boyko Visitor How many people work hereo Foreman About one out of every ten 'Shiek Brink Nhen I hit a man he remembers it Rob Knuth Harruumph' When I hit a man he's through remembering . . , F O 0 Q 'I Goat 3 Q, t , V g - 3 . v. . , , . X NJ V: A .. ' ., it. : , . - ' E.: .J --U H . 3 . . , .: . , He: Ch, my dear, how can I leave vou? ' .h : B , J, - . a ,.: s I . . . .: , I , . , a . 7 , . 5 1'- . . . v . . , , NJ' YV: g M -- : ' ., . 3 , n , ' Y . : .-- VARSITY BASKETBALL The thirteen half of A11 Blue Devils of Cambridge Springs High School had a fairly good season, winning and dropping ten decisions. The team got off on the wrong foot but at about mid- season they were fairly burning up the league. They won sixteen straight games in the last the pennant race, finishing second only to the championship Wattsburg team. the boys played good basketball but the standout and all-county forward was Bob Owen. Eob sparked the team to most of the victories uxile finishing second in the indiv- idual scoring race. The lae and Vhite seemed to be an on ard off te ome nl,hts tea was sheet abl e a oe 'le nevt n El tney were very or Off, U t alt Le her he tear and Coacr Peterso deserxe a lot of credlt The team nerr yea w'll be one of the est lr the leaf e wits two regulars and many reserves returnirr tna w'll lic the ear to a much b tt se son SC E LE ATO QCCWLQ oate GC pgonents Lavrence Pa P Coctranton Saegertown kwattsburp W Springfield kFairvlew Lavrence Alumni Vdinboro Saege town VcKean wNaterford r8ttSDUPe J Snr nv 4Pa1rview Vdlnboro onneautvllle 4VCKean vwaterford oohrart n onneautville Jan leld We Our score Their S ore 'I LRI COU Ti 1ASn BALL PLAVCF S Oo onents Our Qco e he' Score West C r'n f191Q o Vaterfo d 4Leavue Game FOOTBALL Tre football teas 1' ve a es ful seassv th s year, wfnn' g only one out of seven starts mhe b s s arte s ow v 1 of er t well a ainst the oonosi ion The onl vio org of tae sea rival Waterfor Oar nl +1e s ore ess wrile r n own re lt e lea e ora was wi n 5 one, tion tre oatsfders wer too tolgh for the home f r es A n eagu Coach Pe erson N111 lose litcne r we, and 2 ow v a uation Never hel ss sex' ye ball c ub with five rettla s and many caoa le reserv Oo o ents Ou Meadv lle Reserves Edinooro 4 airvlew 4McKean Titlsville Reserves Waterford Youngsvllle 4League Game es re Score ee tares snowed un very e a ai our traditional o fo rteen po nts to the r our In non 'ea ue compe 4 V 5 los 1 all three Sty orsai, Knu I Velirar, e ry 's as recation wlll be a scooby urnin neir Sco e 0 . E ' .. . . O .- . - - em. S . 5 the o K ' F u. - '-e whil m y' or . H irkt t' ' ' U rue. lu f ,ov t. t 1 ' I 2 O . o o D . 2 u r. 17 58 5 -1 t 14 15 9 50 17 12 ' ' I 24 29 16 4'. 29 24 19 ' 21 35 25 f Park 24 25 . 2 15 37 6 if.. . 27 19 13 sd r ' 52 7 16 it 1 19 50 20 Qu 20 25 HW ' f 56 24 30 HV. A l bf 46 55 . b. 3 ' 24 21 6 4- -U 25 19 15 C ' 55 55 17 M 41 16 20 22 56 24 S .. 1 o 29 25 27 G 21 41 up l.g 1' 15 '4 9 2 r 37 36 . t 4 iid. t ha very suoc s ' A .i ' - .-ns . - - . .n oy t t d out 1 Ml, bvt ,-t - the first thr N 1 H -'o' h ' g .. n A, t .. H O y t Y 1 son cam, 3 nst O-, ' d. ' team hold tk m of 1 E ' injing u, L L . . 1 o 5 . Th 1 gue ro: ' ' n ine . whlle loslrg f . . .-1 5 tl- -U 'A ' - - e 1 . L H o o with C.3.n.-. int of UB on-1 e encounters. . t . . .Z 1 11, . b ' . tl, M . P r C OV . ,r,'1 ia gr-j ,. A t. le -, , 5. Y ar Q5 - ' ' A A ... E 1- f2O . W .' 0 26 F ' 2 25 f 0 15 ' . 0 14 N' c 18 0 18 BOY'S VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM A FIRST ROW Noodrine, P Morris, T Majeroni, B Brown, B Owen SECCWD RO B An1rews, J Owen, R Thurston, L Crawford, A Vaxwell Coach Peterson FOO ALL 520 FIRST ROW B Andrews, J Crowe, S Aelihar, B Brown, Owen, L Crawfo d SECOVD ROM Goa h Peterson, E Friend, D woo inv, A Bradford, S Macouff, Rirchard, J Bogda, Coach Van Slyke TI KL ROW G Eurkeley, J Di key, P toholl L uven ea , Owen, A 'ard1, afwe 1 . ,,,u v o : D. M . . . . . . w W. f - ,. fu. n .A . 0 - 1 . Q A e 0 TE 4 . ,fx , KN- -Ly- 'X if ' . 1 A W A 5 i -14 P' , . . n 5 - J awp f , J 1 f .g- 5 3 . . . . . Y1. ' . ' Y' . ' . I 'J . . tif' U . , A ' H, M . Q , Z 'N f. H JI. me 2 . Q A . ,Li , -, L U , S 1 J, , , ur A. m . 1 . S BASKETBALL TWAM A I fx WIQCT RCN N Petruccelli J Conroe L Rawlinson, E Haack, V Haack, L Beckman SVFOWU QOH F huckinhaupt V Brown, A Terrell P Rein B Burnley, Prof Terrell, Coach I Prindle The girls Baeketball Te m of ' Q T S can be proud to call themselves the und feated Thev plaved the whole seaeon without a s ngle defeat in either non league or league ganee Out of the twelve ga es there was a total of 361 points, and that's go'ng some The higreet number of points made in a single sane was L1 against McKean The plavers that will not be with the team for next year are Laverne Rawlinson Fleanore Uaack, Lelen Dolinsky Aletha Terrell, and Virginia Haack but even with the loss of these plavers, next year's tear will be a good one with so many experienced pleyere left to carry the torch OPPONENT OUR SCORE WHEIR SCORE Nattsburg Fairview irard Saegertown McKean Vatteburg Fairview Pirard Corneautville lcKean Saezertown Conn autville Girls' Sports Editor Aletha Terrell GIRL' ., H s 4 2 t 9 he ,. f X1 A , I ? 1 Ny, T ,lo mx 1 'I - N K , ... . . , .. , . . champions of Erie County Claes B Baehethall League of 19Ll-L2. V , 1 1 ' 21 2 29 11 G 23 19 35 33 20 15 J - LO 9 36 16 1 28 12 , 28 7 J bl 2b H 30 28 e 30 13 JUIIOR HIGH BOY'S BASKETBALL 'A FIRST ROW R Castleman, R Edmund, L Beckman, P Myers, L Anderson SECOND ROW R Rexford, R Bullock, J Sherred, R Hummel, I Stine, R Hoyt, Coach Van Slyke The boys got a bad start this year, but were joined in mid season by Lyle Beckman, whose brilliant play at right forward made the team a real threat for the remainder of the season The squad will lose three members to the varsity next year They are Edmund, Castleman, and Myers Mr Raymond Van Slyke coached the team and deserves a great deal of credit for the team's progress since the beginning of the season DATE Dec Jan Fe 2 OPPONENTS Lawrence Park Cochranton Wattsburg W Springfield Cranesville Edinboro Saegertown McKean Waterford Wattsburg W Springfield Edinboro Cranesvllle McKean Waterford Cochranton OUR SCORE THEIR SCORE Q2 Z if 'fi' -uf . 9 52 5 12 36 9 Saegertown 11 28 12 21 15 16 . 16 24 19 6 14 . 6 ' 4 15 9 11 15 16 27 9 20 15 23 18 11 . 22 27 b. 6 54 15 25 27 17 52 6 20 18 22 24 14 22 makes Cl Qaoocl Commuriuby 'fba besb schools The bcsb homes Tbc bC5b gov mmeni: 'fbi besb store s The best Facborles The best b tsls The besb Pvofassuons .3 The best Newspaper- C 0 GTI CQO'YTOJ'l5YlE, ,Uma wci91 il3L.s90wf,si iouy UCUNQ Loopumiimo fha Aga!! 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