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

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1953 volume:

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PENNSYLVANIA ,f XJ Appreclahon O the people of Cambridge Springs and vicinity in appreciation for their excellent support of Cambridge Springs High School and the RESONATOR we the Class of 1953 express our sincere gratitude It IS through the support given by these sponsors that we are able to pub lish this RESONATOR Dedlcahon E the senior class of 1953 dedicate the RESONATOR to the people of our community who have made the dream of a new school a reality rather than a probability Words cannot describe the time, energy, thought and money that are involved in the structure of the building Plans for the school took all kinds of consideration, for this school was for our boys and girls to live in, learn, and acquire a high value of the better things of life Not only is this school for our boys and girls, but for the parents and members of our commumty To them we grams and visit our school at every opportumty Yes, to the people who have made this new school possible we wish to offer our sincere thanks It is not enough to thank them, for words are easily forgotten However we can put their names down in our memory, as a book of memories, for the ones that made this commumty proJect possible IN MEMORY OF IN MEMORY OF LORRAINE BECKMAN PATRICIA CARLIN ORRAINE BECKMAN was born April 20 1936 She attended Cambr1dge Springs High School from the first grade She was active in the High School Band and Chorus She attended FHA Club and wrote for the PITCHFORK, she also at tended Art Club She had many friends and although she IS gone, she will never be forgotten ATRICIA CARLIN was born on J une 29 1935 She came to us in her ninth year of school She was a quiet sweet girl with a charming personality She made friends with everyone she met In her .Tumor year, she served as Vice President of the Senior Tri H1 Y Though her life was cut short, her memory w1ll l1nger forever to those who loved her most 0 Q I 7 7 l 7 . h ' I 0 C 7 . 7 I. 7 extend a cordial invitation to attend our recreational pro- . . , . u , Q 0 . . , . D 7 2 'X fi WN Foreword ITH the world 1n such a troubled state the fear of an all out glob al war IS constantly lurkmg ln everyone s m1nd Our great country IS bulldmg up her forces for the present conflict ln Asia A we leave hlgh school everyone of us w1l1 be affected by thus clash be tween Commumsm and the free world Therefore lt IS very natural that one of our mlhtary branches should creep lnto our yearbook as the theme for 1953 We have planned thxs book to fulfill two purposes Flrst, we w1sh to brmg back the cherished memor1es of the events of thls school year, second we have endeavored to develop a theme flttmg for thls trou bled perlod of hlstory You the reader can amd us ln our task if whlle reading through the RESONATOR you will try to vlsuallze a B 29 Bomber four schooll plloted by the faculty and manned by A1r Force men and women tour studentsl, wlnglng her way through a wondrous sky iknowledgej Per haps whlle taklng thls lmaglnary fllght you can hear the steady drone of our four glant engmes and feel the slxght rlse and fall as we push contmuously onward 1nto the future 3 S Theater Commanders X C fir? . CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS IOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE Row I William P. Rose, Cambridge Springs Boro: Stephen Holowach, Venango Twpg Mrs. Florence Rust, Woodcock Borog Mrs. Helen Maloney, Venango Twpg John Griffiths, Cambridge Twp. Row II Dr. John W. Kopp, Supervising Principal: John Jadus, Cambridge Springs Boro: William Ferry, Venango Boro: Lawrence Rogers, Cussewago Twpg Asa Beedy, Rockdale Twp. Q HE people shown in the picture are the representatives from each school district that will meet as a group to conduct the business matters of the new Iunior-Senior High School of the Cambridge Springs joint school district. -3 Qi. ag. I in Z' is fl Q 42283 Ga' 4 GHT QQMMIX 40' fx fx' l-5-gXpQ7x X ' 7V'7g vx wb S' 1 -f' -6- 'J'. 1 If 5' 'Q . I ,gl - , V J A 'ff A- , 4 ' U N. 27 ,1-1 - 4. 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Home Economics Vocational General 'J B S in Home Ec , Mercyhurst College ALICE GROVES Health Physical Ed Speech Slippery Rock State College B S A Penn State Penn State 18 I ,T-....... TERRANCE B DARCANGELO N ,ia S Physical Ed , Social Studies Slippery Rock State College B S WILLIAM T GROVES Science, Math Guidance I U ' V A Slippery Rock State College, B University of Permsylvania University of N Carolina Bethany College Penn State M S. 7 LOUIS N DeFEDE Industrial Arts, Aviation B. S in Ind Arts, Ed1nboroS T C ,X ,,.-an California State Teachers College as 9- PAUL JONES Shorthand, Typing Bookkeeping Office Practice, Business English Business Law, Business Math Salesmanship' Commercial Geography- Duquesne University, B. E. V4 Q ff F llghf Commanders KATHERINE ADAMS Engllsh Speech Clarlon State Teachers College, B S I ROBERT MURRAY Sclence, Socxal Studles Enghsh Edmboro State Teachers B S Penn State College ELEANOR KELLY Commerclal, Spamsh Enghsh Socxal Studles Waynesburg College, B S Unlverslty of Plttsburgh JANET MURRAY Spamsh, French Enghsh Art Edlnboro State Teachers Colle e LEONARD LUCIA Math, Sclence Edlnboro State Teachers, B S MORRIS ON ORR Sclence, Engllsh Hlstory Geography Pennsylvama State College M GEORGE MENSER Plano, English Stetson Umverslty Syracuse Umverslty Frostburg Teachers College Wagner School of Muslc Indiana State Teachers, B S JULIUS RUSSELL Agrlculture, Sclence Edlnboro State Teachers Perm State, B S 8 O . , . . Bloomsburg State Teachers B. S. ' 8 . 7 ' , . Ed lag F llghf Commanders MERTON STEARNS Math Social Studies Physical Science, History Otterbein College, B A University of Pittsburgh M A IEANNE BOYD OLIPHANT -95- 'um School Nurse by St Iohn s General Hospital R N Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania Edmboro State Teachers College Edmboro, Pennsylvania c REID sr IOHN History English, Math, Latin German, Physical Science, Elementary RX Edmboro State Teachers Grove City College 'f x than ras? A, Dlghz 1 ELEMENTARY FLIGHT INSTRUCTORS ix.N5'Y I JL Row 1 - Mrs. Mathews Mrs. Griffiths Miss DeVore Miss Kough Mrs. Van Alsytne Row 2 - Mr. Swelek Miss Rubner Mis Hamad Mrs. Conroe Mrs. Kaplinoff Miss Palchuck 9 W 'Nm 5 Ground Crew A CUSTODIANS SCHOOL BUS DRIVERS Homer Willis, Guy Dlmlap Alex Styborski, Ray Zilhaver, R. Brooks, Fred Smith, Lucian Sherred PERSONNEL OFFICE Dr. Kopp Mr. Kingsley Mrs. Andrews 23 Q? EFQYB .r VJ ' X Q, 6 10 'Ein ' 1104 'N'-sl r4!15 'GFS T' W 'Q' IUNE BLYSTONE FHA 1,2 3 4 Shop Club 3,4 Photo Club 2,3 Auto Club 4 Open Road 1 WILLIAM BOGDA Sports Club 2 H1 Y 3 Auto Club 4 Basketball 1 BAA Open Road 1 Class Play Stage Crew 3 IOANNE BOYLAN GAA 1 Cheerleadmg 1 2 3 4 Captain 4 Open Road 1, RESONATOR 2,3,4, L1terary Ed1tor 3 Assistant Edltor 4, Llterary Club 3, M1X9dl Chorus 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 2 Moderna1res 3 4 Semor Ten 4, Sen1or Quartette 4 Band 3 4 YFC 3 4, Ir Play, Sr Play Prompter gl M C Dance Club 3 4 NANCY BOYLAN Student Counc1l 2 Auto Club 3,4, Photo Club 2 Glrls Shop 3,4, FHA 3 4, Sec 3 Pres1dent 4 Tr1 H1 Y 2, Class Play Usherette 3 4 12 Fllghf I2 ROBERT ABEL IR Football 1 2,3 4 Co Capta1n 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Sr Play Vars1ty C 4 BAA 1,2 3 4 Student Counc1l 2,3,4, V1ce Presldent 3 Presxdent 4 H1-Y 1 2 3 ProJect1on Club 2 Photo Club 2 RESONATOR 3, Busmess Manager 3 Open Road 3 Auto Club 4 Sports Club 3 Band 3 A1r plane Club 1 2 RUTH ACKER Ir Tr1 H1 Y 1 Chorus 1 2 3,4 GAA 3 4 Drama 3 Student COLlIlCll 2 Class Play Usherette 3 RESONATOR 2 EDWARD ARCHACKI FFA 1 2,3,4 Sc1ence Club 1 Rad1o Club 2 Sports Club 3,4, ProJect1on Club 3 4 RICHARD ANDREWS Basketball 1 2 3 4 Football 2 3 Baseball 1 2 H1 Y 2 3 Student Counc1l 4 BAA 1 2 3 Open Road 1 Vars1ty C 4 Sportsman Club 3 4 Auto Club 4 sf ff' K if-' L 146' 'Q in .....,- A -Br wk VXI: gy--4 5213+-?7 'itch suv ---5 vw! WILLIAM CARR Football 1 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 Vars1ty C Club 4 FTA 4 H1 Y 1,2, L1t Kr Drama 3, Vice Pres 3 Pub11cat1on 3 DONALD CLOSKY FFA 1 2 3 4 Open Road 1 Sc1ence 2 Sports Club 2 3 WILLIAM COZADD Conneautv1lle 1 2 M1Xed Chorus 1 2 FFA 1 2 Auto Club 3 4 RESONATOR 3 Math Club 3 L1t 8x Drama 4 H1 Y 4 Sen1or Play NANCY JEAN DE VORE Class Reporter 1,23 Class Sec 3, G1rls Shop 1, Mixed Chorus 2,3,4, GITIS' Chorus 2, Mod erna1res 4, Cheerleader 1,2,3g YFC 3,4, FTA 4, RESONATOR 2,3,4, Co Edztor 3, Subscr1p t1on Ed1tor 4 Pltchfork 1 2' r Pla ' Class 7 7 I Y Play Usherette 4, L1terary ,Club 3, D,ance Club. Fllghf I2 PHILIP BRYANT Mlxed Chorus 2 Boys Glee Club 2 Basketball 1, Patrol 1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Class Play 3 4 P1tch fork Reporter 4, Student Council 4 Prolection Club 3 4, Sec 4 Home Room Vice Pres 1 Pres 4 Sports Club 1 BAA 2 Sen1or Ten 4 Auto Club 2 3, Lit 81 Drama 4 LANNY BUNTING H1 Y 2,3,4, Pres 4 Open Road 1, P1tchfork 4 Sports Editor 4, BAA 2 3, Pub1icat1on 4, Class Play 3 L1t 81 Drama 4, Baseball 3 4 HOWARD CALDWELL FFA 1,2 3,4 Reporter 3, Pres 4 Open Road 1 ROLAND CALDWELL FFA 1 2 3 4 R,21d10 Club 3 Sportsman Club 4 36' 3 --anna, 'SZ my 13 O I I ' o 1 - T -N . ' ' . 1 ,I A 0 V ' I 9 1 I 1 5 ' I - . . - ' Wgtrdz 4- 1 9 ' 1 , . Q . . , . 'f f 1- 5 S 5 Z S J ' - W, , ' . . . ' f' 9 . iw ' ' 7 ' 7 . . , . . Q . ' , . W' W I , , .5 - 9 5 f ish! Photo 2, M1xed Chorus 3,4, Sports Club 3. , ' I ' 'LT ' A I .4 ' s s s I n 1 ' n 1 ' ll ll . 7 7 7 7 I . 7 7 9 .5 ,- ' . g . f 1' 'l f ' if 'Q T r A -- , . 1 1-Qyd., ' 1 9 9 1 5 . 3 W' 7 ' M ,,,,., f 'I 1 . . . . 4 7 7 7 7 ' v 2 I s 3 . 5 . 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MILDRED SOKAC GAA 3 4 Pitchfork 4, Publications 2 Chorus 2,3 Band 4 Glee Club 4 Shop 1 CLAUDIA STONE 'SQ '9 gx YI-'C 3 4 open Road 1 Volley Ball Team 3 4 RESONATOR 2,3,4 Literary Editor 3 Editor in Chief 4, Lit gl Drama 3 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 2 Band 2 3 4, Pitchfork 3 Modernaxres 4 Acc for Class Play entertain ment 4, Usherette for Class Play 3 4 GAA 1 Home Room Sec 4 at-vw-. LAURENCE TERRELL H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Class Pres 1 3,4, Lit 8: Drama 3, 4, Pres 4 Boys Chorus 1,2 Mixed Chorus 1 2, 3 4 Class Play 3,4, Pitchfork 3,4, News Editor 4 Modernaires 3 4 Forensics 1 2 3 4 Open Road 1 ,za- :fh- RICHARD TOBIN FFA 1,2 3 4 Open Road 1 Sports Club 2 4 Science 3 Driver Training 3 Radio Club 4 FFA treasurer 4 IO ANN TRASK Girls Shop 1 GAA 2 Girls Chorus 2 Mixed Chorus 2 3 4, Tri H1 Y 2 3 4 Sec 3 Pres 4 Operetta 3, Bus Manager of Class Play 3 4 FTA 4 Pres 4 Student Council 4, Lit Kr Drama 3 Y 'Q F J ALBERLTUCCI --u-an-4 FFA 1,2,3,4 Projection 3,4 Baseball 2 3 4 Sportsman Club 1 2 Science 2 3 18 1' K' . . . . 9 9 9 9 S 9 - ST . 'P-, 9 'IF 9 2 .2 . .1 2 - . g 3 Q - g ., . . . . . . , A ff 2 ' . I ' 9 . 9 9 ' .Y ,.,. 9 . 9 9 9 ' 9.49 , s I - -fl ' 9 S S x V vm. I ' 9 9 9 9 I ' 9 ' ' ' ' 9 l 9 n 9 9 9 3 9 9 9 9 - ,Q 3 A , , '32 A ,j M' W' s K ' I' si N fl ' . ' ' 5. . , 3 9 3 . 'val f, ' 0 - 0 'n' 4 uf! E - , , , 1 ,Q . - if 9 . A .' g 9 - ff f A It A ' ' I . - ' I . 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Treble Chorus 3, Oper- etta 3 Acc entertainment Class Play 3 4 u- dent Council 3 Lit gl Drama 3 SYLVIA WACLAWIK Girls Shop 1 RESONATOR 2,3, Lit gl Drama 3 Mixed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Girls Glee Club 4 Class Play Usherette 4 GAA 4 Dance Club 3 4 ROBERT WATSON Football 1 2,3,4, Basketball 1 2,3,4, Baseball 1 3, Pres BAA 4 Varsity C Club 4 Stage Crew 4, FTA 4, H1 Y 2 3 Lit 8: Drama 3, Pres 3 RESONATOR 3 ROMAYNE WELLMON Wesleyville Majorettes 1 2 GAA 1,2 Band 1 2 Class Secretary 2 Chorus 1 2 Cambridge GAA 3 4 Vice Pres 3, Majorettes 3 4 Modernaires 3 4 Senior Ten 4, Class Sec 4 Chorus 3 4 Pitchfork 3,4, RESONATOR 2 Class Play 3 4 'Vs 81: Nu- kwg in if 11:3 8 fl. 1. 19 A Is . . 5 , 5. 7 7 I 3 3 ' : 'I ,:Sf M g . . X - ,, .' 'I 3 . . In ' . . 9 9 9 9 9 9 V Q 3 3 9 - ' 7 . - ll ll , . , I ' . g g . 5 l ' . ' 9 9 ' . ' S ' . 8 ff- 9 -:F-if X' 'X ' ' , s s , , s 1 in-7 . S l J 3 . t I 9 . ' ' 9 3 aff 1 X K X yf 9,5 t - -,S ff, AX! L.. 1 - -' f AAU 9 . 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R fx P x 1 :Q l ' Z Z Q . - . . - 1 1 ' 9 9 9 9- ' 3 4. .7 N i t 4 K 1 NAME Robert Abel Jr Ruth Acker Richard Andrews Edward Archacki June Blystone William Bogda Joanne Boylan Nancy Boylan Philip Bryant Lanny Bunting Howard Caldwell Roland Caldwell William Carr Donald Closky Bill Cozadd Nancy DeVore Kenneth Docter Larry Drake Ernest Dunton Clarice Gerow Carl Grippe Jane Griffiths Maxine Grinnell Clinton Henry Daisy Herman Elaine Herrick Shirley Hied Maxine Hoovler Thelma Hornaman Abouf The NICKNAME 'Bob 'Ruthie Dick Chacki ' ume Shorty Phil Fenwick Howie Peanuts erg Abie Doc Laddie Tennessee Ernie Carl Janie Max Clinker Skookie Babe Shirl Maxie Dorothy Irlam Do Irene Kelyman Lover Wanda Labonowski ' Wandie ' Andy Lantz Roscoe USUALLY FOUND Hard to tell Around At J1m's Newsstand Harry's Newsstand Singing and Riding a Horse In Venango Here and there Drug Store Around W W P Woodcock Home Meadville Harry s Whistle Stop Around School At home With Ellen Davis With Maxine Meadville Everywhere Saegerstown Home on the farm Skating At dances With Frank At the Bakery With Dick With Carl With Gene Smalley With Johnny J1m's Newsstand 20 Seniors I LL MISS Everything I guess The Kids and Mr Jones Shop Class Miss Kelly's English Class The gossip The girls School and cheerleading The Ag Boys The Preaching Girls Math Class Miss Kelly s English class Football Miss Kelly s English class Going to the office for late excuses Shop MOOSE Miss Kelly's English class Miss Cousins History class MOOSE English 4 Music The teachers and kids A Jumor girl The boys The boys Girls' Shop Mr Jones' classes Miss Cousms Girls' Shop Kelly's class All the kids Sermons AMBI TION Graduate Secretary Retire at a young age Graduate To travel To make lots of money Secretary To get my man Be Emperor of Tazmania Veterinarian See aDemocrat be President Farmer Bachelor Farmer Get out of school To go through school Become Rich Millionaire To be a secre tary Go to Africa Nurse To be a cowgirl singer Farming Nurse Toget a man Housewife Guess? ? '7 Silly question Who Knows ? '7 Housewife A success Engineer 1 , . I 27 ' x I ' 3! ' I ' KC ' !! ' ' . ,, ., . . HJ . ,, . . . . . ' ' Bill ' KKJOYI ' CC !7 . . . H . ,, . . U . ,, I I . . . Cl ' !7 ll 77 ' I ' ' ' CCF Y? ' CCDOHJ7 I ' I ' . H . ,, . . . Nance With Reed The girls and our parties To find one It 7! as ' ar ' H . . . . . . . ' 77 . . . . . , . - . ,, ,, . . . . ,, . ,, . U . ' ' cs 37 ' ' . ,, . ,, . . . ' Cl ' J? ' ' ' KC J! ' - rc ' u ' ' ' ' KK ' Y! . . KC ti! ' ' . ac 37 - I ' . , . , . . KC 77 ' ' NAME Nancy Lee Lalpple Robert Leonhart Jerry Lewxs Homer Maxwell Audrey McEnt1re Dale McDannel Stanley Mxlewskx Joycelyn Mlller Doratha Moon Forest Newark Edward Pardee JoAnn Pelffer Carl Rexford Maxlne Schlosser Llnda Se1ple Frank Smlth Mlldred Sokac Claud1a Stone Jacquehne Sutter Lawrence Terrell Rlchard Tob1n JoAnn Trask Albert Tuccl Barbara Van Matre Sylvla Wac1aw1k Robert Watson Romayne Wellmon Lucllle Wllley About The NICKNAME Lee Bob Lou1e Max Ma Dale Stan ' Dot Woody Pe1 Rex CMKXIHG 'Lyn Smltty ' ' M1ll1e Coke .Tackle 'Larry TObl6 ' Shorty ' ' A Dlgg r yl Bob ' Robln HTOOtSl9 Rolene Wllley Muscles Charlle Worley Chuck Wayne Zwald Hunkxe US UAL LY FOUND Most Everywhere In the Green Plckup At Barb's Muslc Room Bakmg Ples for cer tam football players Harry's At J1m's Newsstand Around Wlth Mlldred Whlstle Stop Seniors I LL MISS Our class partles h'mm Mlss Kelly s Engllsh Class Teachers Gettmg out of classes The partles the klds Engllsh 4 Preachlng The klds at .hm s lunch hour Band the klds Mr Jones Klds J oyland Rollerdrome Mlss Kelly s yellmg Wlth Ed Home Restaurant Wlth B111 At Venango In the offxce Wxth Doratha Watchmg for a blue Ford Wlth my husband Anywhere and Everywhere Most any place Anywhere but home Wlth I an1ce Around Wlth Robble All over Wxth Sylvxa At home In a '47 Buxck Harry' ln my car Engllsh 4 the Semor Adults ? Lanny B B111 and Mr Jones classes Mr Jones and h1s wlsecracks Enghsh Mr Jones Scorekeeplng Coach's Hardwork Commerclal classes The klds and school partxes Mlss Kelly s Engllsh Class The kxds Mlss Kelly s screammg Physlcs Class All the klds Sports The klds Maxme Hoovler Some people s stupldltyl Mlss Kelly s Yelhng MOOSE AMBITION To travel Beef Farmer Baseball Pr of es slonal MUSICIHH To be success u To tour the U S Naval Career Secretary To get marrled To own a buslness Truck Drxver or farmer What a questlon? ? To l1ve Stenogr apher To go to Sl1p pery Rock Farmer Secretary To be aWolfe Housewlfe Jet Pllot To be a success Nurse Truck Drlver Marry a m1ll1ona1re To make a lot of money Prlvate Steno grapher Secretary MISSIOHHPY Nurse Truck Drlver or farmer Dalry Farmer ', I . H ,, . -- ,, ,, . . , . . . ,, H ,, . . . . H k,, . . - . n . - - ' ' f l it 79 ' . . . . H ,, . . . , at ' Jo -- ' 4 79 ' ' . ' KC 7? ' ' ,,Ed,, Q . , . . . ,, .f,, . . - . v cc 77 . ' . , . ,, . . . u , Eugene Shearer Gene I-Iarry's English Class Farmer . . , ,, i . . - . H . , . I . . , . . ,, . u . ,, . . - . H . ,, . . . 6 ,, . . . . . . ,, . , . C , . . , 1,, . . . , . . K4 ' e 39 ' . . Us ,, I . . . It if , . ,, . . . - - . . . ,, . . H ,, , , . . . . . . ll 79 S ' I ' ' rc ' n ' 21 The Class History Of '53 FEW of the smiling faces that appeared in the first grade room on September 5, 1941 be- longed to: Joanne Boylan, Claudia Stone, Nancy DeVore, Sylvia Waclawik, Jane Griffiths, Nancy Boylan, Roland Caldwell, Bill Cozadd, Carl Grippe, Lawrence Terrill, Wanda Labonowski, Andy Lantz, Homer Maxwell, Audrey McEntire, Carl Rexford and Barbara Van Matre. But after putting up with us for a year Miss DeVore sent us on to second grade and Miss Harned. Shirley Held joined us there. We learned to tell time and found that a year had passed and we were in the third grade with Mrs. Conroe. Barbara Van Matre had left the year before but came back to go on with us to the fourth grade and Mrs. Darrow. Some of us were in the Hansel and Gretel Operetta this year. By the end of this year she had us well settled and ready to see what fifth grade with Mrs. Van Alstyne could do for us. Bill Cozadd and Nancy Boylan left but Nancy Lee Laipple, Bob Watson and Dick Andrews came to take their places. Mrs. Van Alstyne soon hur- ried us off to sixth grade where Miss Rubner was ready and waiting. Now we were the big shots of tge gvralile school. This year we welcomed Phil Bryant who marched on to the Ir. Hi and seventh gra e us. Mrs. Smith greeted us on our arrival. Here we were joined by the kids from Cussewago Township who helped liven up the class a bit. Bob Abel came from Cochranton. Mrs. Smith kept us as long as she could and then sent us on to Mr. Orr and eighth grade where we were tamed down again and found that school wasn' t getting any easier. The next year came quick. Now we were Freshmen! We were robbed. Mr. Orr left us, ------ in the same room!! Here we picked up the prize--Mr. Kwaintonowski. Our class was greatly increased this year by the newcomers from Rockdale, Venango, Woodcock, Drakes Mills, and Isherwood. By the time that year was over we were running wild and straight for tenth grade. Parting was such sweet sorrow, but Mrs. DeFede, Mr. Stearns, and Mr. St. Iohn took us in. Maxine Hoovler came from Edinboro to liven up the commercial class. Romayne Wellmon joined us in the middle of the year. We decided that being Sophomores wasn' t good enough for us so we hurried on to become dignified Iuniors. We found Miss Kelly and Mr. Keim more than willing to accept us as their own. We presented the Junior play, Meet My Wives, which was very successful. In honor of the Seniors we gave the Star Dust Ball. Wayne Zwald joined us and on we went to our goal. Now we are Seniors! We presented the Senior Play Take it Easy. Jackie Mickens and Wayne Knapp left us. Miss Cousins and Mr. Iones kept us well in hand during our last year. We' ll go on next year, some here and some there, but we will never forget the best years of our lives that we spent at Cambridge Springs Hi. MISS DE VORE'S FLIGHT 1 1941 ' 1 f ' ROW 1 - J. Boylan, N. Boylan, W. Labonawski, B. Van Matre, N. DeVore, S. Waclawik, J. Griffiths, A.. 1 5' M McEntire, C. Stone. f' .1 55 ' Row2 - H. Maxwell, A. Lantz, B. Cozadd, L. Terrell, Miss DeVore, C. Grippe, C. Rexford, R. Caldwell. O 4' f ,., yi 11 df . xx ' 22 s ax C E the Class of ' 53 do hereby leave this parchment, our last will and testimony , to our beloved lit- tle underclassmen. We also leave our vim,vigor, and vitality,which,believe us, have never been surpassed in former years I I I I To our teachers we, the Senior Class give,free from all inheritance,luxury,or income tax,our entire store of knowledge. From them it came and to them it shall be returned. E Bob Abel leaves hrs sports ability to Tommy Hobson Ruth Acker leaves her acting ability to John Gatzy Dick Andrews leaves in his New Ford June Blystone leaves her love for horses to Vivian Shorts Bill Bogda leaves his parking space to Philip Bideaux Joanne Boylan leaves her love for sports to Jack Kopp Nancy DeVore leaves to find what the future holds Nancy Boylan leaves her cook1ng to June Watson Philip Bryant leaves his typewriter to Philip Woodring Lanny Bunting leaves his ad libbmg to anyone who can match it Howard Caldwell leaves his blue ribbons to Domxie Dunton Roland Caldwell leaves his quietness to Vincent Mehalko B111 Carr leaves his Ford to Duane Zwald Donald Closky leaves his curly hair to Phyllis Good B111 Cozadd leaves his HOVI' RODDING to some poor sucker Kenneth Docter leaves without a word Larry Drake leaves wlth Wayne Ernie Dunton leaves his Chicken Cackle to Barbara Moyer Clarice Gerow leaves with Maxine Jane Griffiths leaves her love for underclassmen to anyone who wants them Maxine Grinnell leaves her Hillbilly singing to Carole Davis Carl Grippe leaves his pipe to Mr Jones Shirley Hied leaves for the farm and Frank Clinton Henry leaves his girl Daisy Herman leaves her skating to Shirley Herman Elaine Herrick leaves her square dancing to Jean Smith Maxine Hoovler leaves straight for Danny and the Church Thelma Hornaman leaves her sax playing to Ginger Flaugh Dorothy Irlam leaves with eyes on the future Irene Kelyman leaves with Gene for Girard Wayne Knapp left with a bang Wanda Labonowski leaves her smile to Daisy Terrill Nancy Lee Laipple leaves her traffic ticket to Bill Van Matre Andy Lantz leaves his acting ability to Neil Glenn Bob Leonhart leaves English Class, Gladly Jerry Lewis leaves his fickleness to Richard Ball X Homer Maxwell leaves his trumpet to Jim Stone Audrey McEnt1re leaves with a nose for the news Dale McDannell leaves his deep voice to Phyllis Wykoff f Joycelyn Miller leaves her clarinet to Shirley Stearns X Forrest Newark leaves his WOODY Jokes to Glen Rust X Ed Pardee leaves to find his Cow ? 'lj f Jo Ann Pei.ffer leaves for Ed s place Cap 5 Carl Rexford leaves the good grades to Margaret Fitch Maxine Schlosser leaves orders to keep hands off Bill Eugene Shearer leaves without Shearer Frank Smith leaves his trips to the office to some poor Junior Mildred Sokac leaves the Mimeograph machine to Shirley Grove Claudia Stone leaves her job on the RESONATOR to Vernon Ball Larry Terrxll leaves his presidency to the poor J' rs Dick Tobin leaves his love for cheerleaders to Stanley Styborksi Jo Arm Trask leaves her shortness to Dick Rtmnels Albert Tucci leaves his cheerleader Barbara Van Matre leaves her piano playing to Barbara Cykoski Sylvia Waclawik leaves her dancing to Dave Glerm Bob Watson leaves his honors to all the swell Juniors Romayne Wellmon leaves her baton twirling to Viola Winsor and Betty Thayer Lucille Willey leaves a dollar and an I O U in the Gum Bank Rolene Willey leaves her quiet ways to Elsie Schlosser Charles Worley leaves to become a truck driver Linda Seiple leaves for Slippery Rock Wayne Zwald leaves with hopes to buy that farm Doratha Moon leaves quietly Ed Archacki leaves to organize an orchestra And to the rest of you luckly Juniors, we leave you the new school 23 95 34 SA-'O Q . . - ' ' 0 S 0 I . ' I . . 1 Q p. , . in ,L ,X Jackie Suttor leaves without Mickens. . Q 7 v . 1 f . ' Q . l l ' ' . wifi . ' 4. .ea FLIGHT 12 WHO S WHO K2 Nr' Rowl A McEnt1re MostD1gn1f1ed F Newark Best Boy Actor Most Humorous R Wellmon Best Glrl Actress Most pleastng personahty B Van Marie I Lewls Most popular couple J Boylan Best Grrlathlete B Watson Best Boy athlete G lmus1c1an C Gnppe Best Boy dancer Row2 H Maxwell Best Boy Musxcran I Mlller Best 1r k Best Gul dancer L Wtlley Gxrl most lrkely to succeed C Rexford Boy wife S Waclawr most lrkely to succeed FLIGHT 12 KING, QUEEN Ka COURT Q J Romayne Wellmon, Joanne Boylan, Queen, Robert Watson, Kmg, R 24 obert Abel Y x QLD fs X m -tKAwv ' gl ll ww If . f' 1 f 'AtU-A I . 'H 'K I 'af , ,H - X .Ug,,L'!:, I' W lk 0 'B ff?ffsV1t, 1- s fdlf A K G : A ' 'al,,'aX,f' . 1 , , K tg! T? C7 J I .f 5 ' yi V,.'f il at fa 1 ff, B f 1 A ll ' A V ', ' -, ff ft ll . X ' X 3 . H GQ 5 1-3'- FLl GHT5 A D - ....q,, 1 , 13,,i,,,,.f xxx 's N. P I L 1 13? IFR r M- f-if 'Qld A! A .fl 'Vw 'lf 'lb- 'iff if 'Ja' S Q 6 -36 NJ Fl' I fi is 5 af 4 '05 11 -Qi- 'fi' has 'QF 4. fi ,x 3 'QT Top Row ----- Dale Adams George Ulhman Philip Bideaux Francis Ba Second Row--- Richard Ball Sally Baker Bob Brown Bill Brink BWP Nts-.4 Third Row -4- Vernon Ball Barbara Cykoski John Corklin Richard Caldwell Fourth Row -- - Ronald Carrier Ronald Caldwell Bill Chapman Olive Davis Flighi ll i Lt QRS NH 35 Ts 141'-f' I Top Row Second Row Thrrd Row Fourth Row :QF T MU' Q. Hg ,QA 3 'Vin-. Qin qv--.. 1 'Q writ- 'Vw I l fd' ,,, -swf' 'T' George Donachy Carole Davrs L1111an Davxs Eugene Davenport Donald Drmton, Margaret Frtch, Dons Freeman, Vugmra Flaugh Elhs Gerow, B111 Green, Phyllis Good, Lors Gr1ff1th John Gatzy, Shrrley Grove, Nell Glenn, Shrrley Grzybowskr Flighf ll . y L 1' , T V5 -Z 5 u 'f ,W , 'P' ' Q ll V N if i i ' ' x ' 4-15 5 W -Q f, L I L .,, 9 5 3' 'L :L ' ,. 5 if 'b . G 'ofa 5 2 W .5 .D Z ov fr N 'H 'PG Q 'WE' tn f G, 3 t - - 44, . G gl., Lf' 4' , ' fr- In 1 - G 1 G I 4 ' : ' Q , m , 6 G ix , , . P -y 4. i ,say ,V in I ,S 4 J ff J U G to f , ja. ry V ,ff rx 0 A ' Y t 4 5 A 2 f f ' 1 fr g, ,I M ' ' 'E 9 ' ff M W N are fs V . f' K 2 75' 7 E , , , an n-. Ll l , IA R 'fi ies W if EF if V462 -nu-Q Q -...N .es tai, ' Q-...iq --q...,.H l' sr.,-Q 'Q N-1-v-'34 'W I A X Wi-xv R 5. a R Xa Q ff.: W' lt? 'EF-l V4 'tvqnl hk R land Heald Top Row 'D3V1d Glenn Barbara Hrndle Rxchard Hotc 1ss o Second Row Rrchard Humes Shxrley Herman Tom Hobson Jack Kopp Thud Row Lucrlle Kuhn Roger Koseff Betty Lewrs Russell Looney th Mn h Ronald Matlock Barbara Moyer Vmcent Mehalko Flrghf ll ' r 4 1 Nb I ? , Q , 1, I H N fo ,R iw, X -R 3 .gi f-kg X in K ' I R m e fa' fi ,' 'f M la pw gfw-wxlig . , sm aff, X m ' X 'W rg: 'W W E 1 K K k xt' ,-,, I K I VV I 4 3 'X 3 K 5 - P- ax 5' f ' ' 1 ' ' I V -. ,q xp, V A-W M Q - ,V X , A K L- A k,. 5 ., W ' Q K 'NH I f 'f - f O -, inslxdrx A Y 1. 'j.?'fggx r 4401, 5-Q if .nu 'Q , f,x I Z' Mwrx XQQB' if' 7 if l 47 Top Row Dorothy Peterman Manan Ph1111ps Rrchard Runnels Glenn Rust Second Row Jean Smrth Helen St John Srurley Stearns Louella Stafford Thrrd Row E1s1e Schlosser Stanley Styborskt hm Stone Carl Smrth Fourth Row VIVIBH Shorts Jeanette Shearer Jxm Sllverthorn Joe Tucct Fllghf ll , hi vt I., b ' 'I 'Q gf 'P Q Q. I A N C' fa! Elf 1 .', my V 'H J , ' f- Lrg A , I , 1 i x V7-Q, . I , W M , 1 f f Ja , r ' tg., I ' , 7' gs -...N ,.,t,.. '35 , -Jn ,.,.,m 4. Yi h w 1, 4 j , J. V, sw, Q44 'QF sf , 3 A H Wm -'l 'Y 5-E,...-1 X one and two and three 'Qlffv ,D Q 1' kiwi W 3iF+gTZ'a --f-we '53 t' it Yr' Three rnlllron ive hundred thousand and Top Row Darsy Tenll Betty Thayer B111 Van Matre Bob Whmte Second Row June Watson Ph1111s wykoff V1o1a Wrnsor Ph111p Woodrxng Thud Row 11m Weyman Mary Wnght Harold Wlnnale Wayne WIICOX Fourth Row Barbara Yenny Duane Zwald Fllghf ll Suppose Vernon Ball had no interest in the yearbook. Duane Zwald typed like lightning. Helen St. john flunked all her subjects. Phyllis Good was a tuba player. Viola Windsor wasn' t a majorette. Shirley Grove didn t have that 'temper Phillip Woodring went steady with a girl Dave Glerm was a sloppy dancer Tom Hobson didn t like basketball Elsie Schlosser lived in town Mary Wright popped off in class Carole Davis got along vsnth the Ir Boys Barbara Moyer was the shy type Glenn Rust got to school on time Philip Bideaux didn t like older girls B111 Van Matre didn t tease the girls John Gatzy didn t wrsecrack all the time Marian Phillips liked English Shirley Grzybowski got enough sleep Ronnie Carrier was a great football player Dick Runnells was a great lover Jack Kopp d1dn't like history Vincent Mehalko was bashful Olive Davis wore rags to school Barbara Cykoski didn t like cheerm Ronald Matelock was a boy cheerleader Norman Winnale was a flirt Phyllis Wykoff wore her glasses Ginger Flaugh revealed her secret Ieame Shearer was Mrs Shearer Betty Thayer was a brunette Shirley Stearns was without Ralph Rorune Heald was the 39th president of U S Billy Brink was a dignified city slicker Doris Freeman took Ma Kettle s place the movies Daisy Terrill never got hungry Robert White had curly blond hair Neil Glenn was a lady killer Stanley Styborksi was the second Bob Hope Joe Tucci was the world' s biggest man. Jean Smith had a G.I. hair-cut. Ellis Gerow liked dancing,with a certain girl. Margaret Fitch never knew anyone named Iohnny. Sally Baker played the tuba for Spike Iones. Dick Hotchkiss was on a deserted island with Marilyn Monroe Barbara Hindle could go home from Vivian s without a black eye Vivian Shorts never had a temper Lillian Davis made dancing her profession John Corkhn couldn t find his way to Waterford Luella Stafford is Miss America of 2000 Richard Humes was Vera Ellen s dancing teacher Shirley Herman was an Old Maid George Uhlman was a famous Bull Fighter Lois Griffiths didn t sleep in history Donny Dunton wasn t always teasing a cer tam English teacher Dale Adams never missed a day of school James Weyman chased the girls Jim Stone forgot his trumpet Betty Lewis never met Carl Francis Ball was the second Romeo Richard Ball s face wasn t red most of the time Carl Smith wasn t interested in sports B111 Green was an angel Bob Brown was a Midget Wrestler George Donachy was the Brain of 11B Lucille Kuhn was a boy hater Russell Looney didn t cause trouble in Chemistry Dorothy Peterman was a gangster Billy Chapman never laughed Wayne Wilcox went steady with Rita Hayworth Jim Silverthorn never joked Ronald Caldwell caused trouble for his teachers Iune Watson was a lady wrestler Richard Caldwell was Without his paper route Roger Koseff failed a test FLIGHT H WHO S WHO Best girl dancer Best boy dancer Best gul athlete Ginger Flaugh Best girl musician Dave Glenn Best boy musician June Watson Girl most likely to succeed Ginger Flaugh Bill Van Matre Phyllis wykoff Most Dxgnlfxed Shirley Grove Sandra Diane Marcia Darlene ue K0pP Coulson Darcangelo Hamey Caldwell we 111 'NIXA N1 Wfw Q14 I I Il . . . . . I . I . . . . - - I . . . - - . I . . . . I . ' . . . I . . n . . . I . .- . . . 1 . 1 I ' ' I ' . a - . I ' . ' . I . . - - I g. ' I I . , . n I n 1 I ' ll -ll ' . . . . I . . . u I n n Q . I Best boy athlete ----------------------------- Jack Kopp Boy most likely to succeed ------------------ John Gatzy r I ' I i 'Vri- I I l f - Y ., 0, ,I F' I ! 1 - r V i I ,I P A I I Z ' ' S . ' glial' Q 31 ttf- 1, ' ' N x I ,',.f 1 -- ' We - I ' arrow 5,3 at ' Ss.. Sept. Oct. Nov. SOCIAL CALENDAR - School Opened - State Police Movie - Trial-li-Y Induction -29 - Publication Movie - Dental Speaker - Athletic Dance 14 - Band Concert 19 - G.A. Movie 21-22 - Senior Class Play - Thanksgiving Vacation LL 3l'1 Fe 4 F F A Mo L Senior F H A Dance Christmas Vacation Student Council Dance Photo Club Open House P T A Movie Cheerette Dance F H A Dance Faculty Game Photo Club Open llouse An . :rf ly ar. -11 - Senior Class Movie - F.F.A. Banquet - -21 - junior Class Play - Choral Festival - I-li-Y Father and Son Banquet A r. ..-6 - Easter Vacation A ay - - Senior Class Dance '- . -15 - A.A. Movie '- . -17 - Operetta ' , - Band Concert ' . -3,,r4 -av. School Exhibit Prom Senior Banquet Baccalaureate Commenceme School ends Ill n ' -. mf 51b,i,,KA'x ' AAAS 1 4 'X MRSTJOHN FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR 10C fl' 3 MRS DE FEDE MR STEARNS 'V i W FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR IOA FLIGHT INSTRUCTOR 10B ri 'I Y Amy Caldwell Glance Humes Mathews Myers Schred l Ternll ff ? 375 'UF-. I f Ja. 73? R J Thomas s... uXqL.'AAG ft +4 l' l4xf!r Baer Dean Grove Laboncwskl MIRIOVIC Pardee Shoop Thomas Andrews Cochran Grrffnhs Kusrn McDannel Newell Sherred Tobin Amy Campbell Greenlee Kobel MCC ullough Newark Schlosser wr- QP' 3 P' V MJ -I Baer DeVore Gutmdge Landers Mxlewskl Porter Simms Tuccr 33 -QF-1 R 'mv 9' x 'rv 1. 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Zilhaver TRY TO PICTURE Marilyn Humes as the quietest one in the class Marian Tucci as 6 feet tall , Robert Mitchell not interested in photography Wylda Zilhaver as a man-hater Phyllis Lemke getting D s Darlene Meyers as a dummy Ruth Shoop not saying a wise crack in Miss Kelly s class Ronnie Wilcox as a great singer Wanda Leslie as Miss America of 1965 Mary Ann Porter with black hair Russell Wilson without his bicycle Chuck Sherred as a bum Max Racop not walking a certain girl home after school Elwin Saeger as a manufacturer of Chevies Richard Bandley as a great hunter Wynima Schlosser weighing 200 lbs Ronnie Benedict not interested in sports Lois Right without a letter from Clarence Wilma Watson with red hair Ivan Terrill without those A s in History Robert Rogers as an angel Jim Tobin as a midget B111 Labonowski chasing the girls Gloria Waclawik forgetting her cheers Dave Woodring as a gangster glaicne Campbell not looking for a certain blue or Carolyn Kobel Without that laugh Sandra Guttridge as the second Zsa Zsa Gabor Dick Wiedner as a great accordian player Carl Glance as our next president Karen Cochran advertising Lucky Strike cigarettes Sonny Wise on a date with Marilyn Monroe Chuck Stone not writing love notes to Miss Adams John Griffiths as a second Harry James Tootsie Styborski as an old maid Iames Thomas as a midget wrestler Mary Newark, real fat Harry Foulkrod with a long blonde mustache Martha McCullough playing her accordion on Grand Ol Opry Walter Tucker headed toward California with his 18?? car. Patty Simms not talking in class Peter Matthews in shorts, chasing butterflies Miles Baush as a bigamist Guy Hendrickson hiding inside his sousaphone Helen Milewski going steady with a midget Walter Scheid not showing off his strength with 10 lb dumb-bells Patty Emrick going with Pete on his butterfly chase Lois Winsor not writing to the Army Vivian Dean not going to Square Dances Jean Groves not flirting with the Baer Twins Harold Amy having his English done Max Ferris not being called cutie Margaret Lasher missing a basketball game Mary Lou Greenlee making up her mind between Ioe and Lavern Janice Siverling not being with Albert Ivan Sokac on the wrong side of Miss Adams LeRoy Roswell without his bike Larry McDuff not going to Townville Richard Kussin without that silly laugh Ioe Boylan not blushing when he is around girls Lawrance Baer not looking like his twin Bernard Tobin not talking in Mr Orr s class Peggy Moon without dimples Mary Iane Baker not liking to skate Koreen Houy not Writing to Fort Lee Lavern Baer not switching seats with Lawrence in History class Emma Gene Moffatt not going skating every Friday Barbara Pardee looking like Eddie Alice Fitch not marrying Chuck Richard Watson not liking the girls Wilmer Morton not teasing Alice Calvin Caldwell being 6 feet tall Robert Amy not making wise cracks in History class Bruce McDannell being mad at Harry Donald Henry being a Romeo Tom Andrews not chewing gum in Miss Adam s English class Jim DeVore without bells in English class FLIGHT 10 WHO' S WHO Best girl athlete Mary Alice Styboi-ski Best girl musician pat Simms BG'-SI boy athlete Jim Tobin Best boy musician Walter Tucker I a s Lea Landers with a butch hair cdr. 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' D. G. N. N. ' s. . ' M. ' P. ' C. R. ' K. ' B. ' w. ' A. K. ' T. ' C. G. J. D. E. ' w. ' E. ' I. ' T. R. D. E. T. R. ' R. D. D. ' G. ' J. s. P. D. E- ' I. ' C. E. M. ' C. J. D. ' C. I. I. P. . A. M. C. S. ' ' D. ' I. ' P. I . T. A ' A. ' ' B. ' ' I. ' For mam' es Ne Q wx W 'UNMA' Ootot ark, Shirleylxl A 3196 Eli .xx isogdaitlrqx wines. N-my Bo 1 cousins. 51 S0 MISS COUSINS' FLIGHT 12 HISTORY ' 311. Dick wif Andrews PENNSYLVANIA WEEK i ACH year in November, we set aside a week in f which we emphasize Pennsylvania' s great con- tributions to history, art, music, science and indus- try. In our classes we talked about our own state and all of those factors which have made Pennsyl- il vania great. A 2 ifsf f . , ' gi 414 7 3 Jil. H5 f- 53 if s Q :ffl KX M Ui ' NA -i f w F' A S' ' . MISS m6y'mrznn.v:v ss HARNED,S FL YIS ART CI.-A IGHT 2 L MRS. MUREU M. R35 sandra Ko H!! - PP. Sa . -'UU Hecker, Chg gems' Helen T051 Emmen stfnepefrtck, H. Sara Christy. MSW sement. 38 Cxifiold B Louise Rexiizrxg. Mmm' an. iii JM? Wm EW? ff! it CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS BLUE DEVILS First Row - Frank Grippe, Mgr. , Bob Abel Co-Capt. , Clint Henry, Bob Brown, George Donachy, John Corklin, Bill Carr Co-Capt. , Jack Newell, Bill Green, Forest Newark, Jerry Lewis. Second Row - Ron Wilcox, Wilmer Morton, Ron Caldwell, Bob Lewis, Jack Kopp, Tom Andrews, Dave Brown, Jim Tobin, Dick Watson, Duane Zwald, Phil Woodring. Third Row - Coach T. B. Darcangelo, Carl Grippe, Co-Capt. Bob Watson, Stanley Styborski, Max Racop, Chuck Sherred, Jim Thomas, John Gibbens, Eugene Palmer, Carl Glance,Larry Schryver, Asst. Coach L, N, DeFede. SUMMARY OF THE 1952 SEASON EF OR the second consecutive year Cambridge Springs has won the Crawford County Class B Football Championship. Their season record of six wins and two losses was the second best record in the history of the school, bettered only by the team of 1950 which had a six- Cambridge Springs 20 Edinboro 0 one-one record. Cambridge Springs opened the season by defeating Edinboro 20 to 0. Scoring was done by: For- est Newark, taking a 2-yard pass from Bob Abel in the end zone, Bob Abel, scampering 98 yards off left tackle from scrimmageg and Bob Watson running 19 yards around left end. Bob Watson and Jerry Lewis added the two extra points on plunges. Cambridge Springs 20 Union City 0 Alliance College field was the scene of the Blue Devil' s second straight victory as they laced Union City 20 to 0. Forest Newark counted the first six points as he took a pass from Jerry Lewis on a play good for twenty-three yards. Bob Watson scored on a pass from Lewls good for thirteen yards and Bob Abel astounded the spectators by intercepting a pass and racing ninety-nine yards for the tally. Jack Kopp added two extra points on placements. X Paydirt, Lewis to Watson. Abel intercepts 40 Kopp rounds left end. Watson fights on! Cambridge Springs 13 Conneaut Valley 6 Blue Devils captured their third straight victory and their first in the Crawford County Class B League by defeating the Conneaut Valley Indians 13 to 6 at the Alliance College field. The passing combination of Jerry Lewis and Bob Watson proved too much for the Indians as they combined to score both touchdowns. Both plays covered 22 yards. Conneaut Valley scored the first points against Cambridge when Pete Bortnick went over from the two yard line. The only extra point was credited to Iack Kopp. Cambridge Springs 2 Fairview 20 Cambridge suffered its first defeat as it traveled to Fairview to come out on the short end of a 20 to 2 score. The scoring started in the second quarter as Bob Habel dashed over guard for 2 yards and the touchdown. A pass from Bob Habel to Lloyd Weidler was good for the extra point. Later in the period George Phillips crashed over for 4 yards and a touchdown. A pass from Ha- bel to George Traut accounted for the extra point. Fairview' s scoring was completed when Habel pushed over from the one yard line. Cambridge' s scoring was done by Bob Brovm who tackled Don Brandon in the end zone. Cambridge Springs 39 Waterford 0 Cambridge returned to their winning ways as they downed Waterord 39 to 0 on the Alliance field. Abel started off the scoring with a 23-yard run over left tackle for the touchdown. Bob Wat- son combining a good pass from Jerry Lewis and a fine run romped 60-yards for the tally. Watson counted again on an 11-yard run around right end. Bob Abel intercepted a pass and raced 44-yards for the score. Bob Watson again scored on a 16-yard pass play from Ierry Lewis. Iack Kopp wound up the scoring by punching over from the two yard line. Kopp added the three extra points. OUR FOOTBALL TROPHY Cheerleader Captain Joanne Boylan displays the Crawford County Class B Football Trophy. Admiring on lookers are Assistant Coach DeFede, Head Coach Darcangelo, Co-Captains Bill Carr, and Bob Abel, Quarterback Jerry Lewis, Captain Bob Watson and Cheerleader Advisor, Mrs. Groves. 41 CContinued from p. 415 Cambridge Springs 25 Saegerstown 6 Saegerstown struck early but Cambridge came right back to score and win the Crawford County Class B toga for the second straight year. Bob Abel and Bob Watson took the limelight as Abel scored two touchdowns and Watson scored once. Saegerstown scored on a 65-yard pass play from Pete Smith to Tom Bundy on the second play from scrimmage. Then Cambridge came roaring back aided by a 40-yard pass play from Jerry Lewis to Bob Wat- son. Bob Abel took the ball over the goal line from the two. In the second period Cambridge scored twice. After a fumble recovery by Jerry Lewis, Bob Watson carried the ball to the goal line for the second touchdown. Bob Abel raced 29-yards over left tackle for the third tally and Jack Kopp scored the final touchdown from two yards out. The extra point was scored on a pass from Jack Kopp to Forest Newark. Cambridge Springs 7 Wesleyville 19 Wesleyville caused Cambridge Springs to lose their second game by a score of 19 to 7. Cambridge struck fast as Jerry Lewis went over from the two on a quarterback sneak on the fourth play from scrimmage. Iack Kopp added the extra point by a place kick. Then in the fourth quarter Wesleyville scored three quick touchdowns. Dale Schlipf went over from the two, Iack Sharp added another score on a pass interception for forty-four yards, and Dick Garn scampered around end for 5 yards and the final tally. Dick Garn added the one extra point. Cambridge Springs 15 Albion 0 Cambridge Springs closed its football season on a winning note as they downed Albion 15 to 0. Bob Watson intercepted three passes and scored the first touchdown on a 2-yard plunge. Jerry Lewis added the extra point on a quarterback sneak. George Donachy blocked two punts, the first one resulting in a safety when Bob Brown caught an Albion back in the end zone, the second one re- sulting in a touchdown as Iim Tobin fell on the ball in the end zone. Cambridge Springs ended the season with a record of six won and two lost. The prospects for next year' s team look bright although we lose eight men either by graduation or ineligibility. These are Bob Watson, Bob Abel, Bill Carr, jerry Lewis, Carl Grippe, Forest Newark, Clint Henry, George Donachy and Bob Brown. Returning lettermen will be: lack Kopp, Ron Wilcox, Bill Green, Glen Rust, Jim Tobin, Iohn Corklin, Dave Brovm, Jack Newell and Stan Styborski. FOOTBALL TEAM LEFT END ................ LEFT TACKLE ............ LEFT GUARD ..... ...... CENTER ................. RIGHT GUARD ............ RIGHT TACKLE .... ' ....... RIGHT END ....... ...... w FOREST NEWARK BILL GREEN JACK NEWELL BILL CARR JOHN CORKLIN GEORGE DONACHY BOB BROWN ii' an QUARTERBACK. . . LEFT HALFBACK . RIGHT HALFBACK ........... . FULLBACK .... . . DEFENSE ........ DEFENSE ....... . DEFENSE ..... JERRY LEWIS BOB ABEL JACK KOPP BOB WATSON ITM TOBIN GLENN RUST CLINT HENRY X xf sy :su Baseball Team First Row Clint Henry Frank McDuff Don Bidwell Bob Abel Lanny Bunting Jerry Lewis Don Bertram Dave Rambo Albert Tucci Second Row Coach Darcangelo Larry McDuff Tom Hobson Bob Brown John DuMars John Gatzy B111 Van Maure Jack Kopp Bob Leonhart Carl Smith CN HE 1952 baseball season proved a very fruitful one as far as Cambridge Springs was con cerned The team won two cups and tightened their hold on a third by winning 16 games and losing four Although we lose five men by graduation we have a large number of lettermen returnin Those graduated are Dave Rambo Frank McDuff, Iolm DuMars, Don Bertram, and Don Bidwell Among those returning are lettermen Jerry Lewis, Bob Abel Lanny Bunting, Clint Henry Tom Hobson, A1 Tucci Larry McDuff, and Jack Kopp STARTING LINEUP FIRST BASE TOM HOBSON CENTER FIELD CLINT HENRY SECOND BASE ALBERT TUCCI RIGHT FIELD BOB ABEL THIRD BASE DON BIDWELL CATCHER LANNY BUNTING SHORTSTOP DON BERTRAM PITCHER JERRY LEWIS LEFT FIELD FRANK MC DUFF PITCHER DAVE RAMBO CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 8 RANDOLPH 5 Randolph ambridge Springs 2 6 0 0 0 Randolph Johnson and Moorehead, I OakesC2J Cambridge Springs Ierry Lewis, Dave RamboC6J and Lanny Bunting CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 10 WEST SPRINGFIELD 5 West Springfield ambridge Springs 0 4 2 0 West Springfield. 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Second Row - Lynn Stelnhoff, Jim Yenny, Russell Worley, Coach DeFede, Bob Lewis, Dave Brown, Larry Schryver, Ray Filegar. f JMU 3 , Bulik, Joy - ' . Sue WYk0ff' Mary Lou MTS' Gtovgigfiiljgi. Tunle. Illdll Abel' CB e, ' A, .Ml 1, ,M A L 44. Zi 4 ju-f 46 .lunior High Cheerleaders l Varsify Baskeiball Team ,ff ff X . I 1 5 A First Row - C. Rexford, P. Bideaux, B. Van Matre, D. Glenn, J. Tobin, I. Tucci, I. Kopp, D. Andrews, C. Smith. Second Row - Mr. Darcangelo, G. Rust, R. Benedict, I. Lewis, C. Grippe, B. Abel, B. Watson, T. Hobson. .1 T B 5 , ' 1 X 1, Senior High Cheerleaders Ning ian 5 we kt k s wacxawx S Sfybotskx 3 CY o -J Ziihavef W V XMIS GIOVQS .W 1 il QA, Q-fgrff ,M S df F fvf F A 3 'ax , 383 3354- E.. , L. U llllfilzf Vlctory. Grlppe Tlps Benedict to Hobson Two for Hobson Abel Passes VARSITY BASKETBALL SCORES Dec Dec Dec Dec Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Ian. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb 'Denotes League Games K fl ku 'HT'- ,gg,,'4-- I ful:- PEFQATIQNS ilgp---- It ,I , .- A ' ,. 4 '9 X 'N J lldhfa Q1 f., ,xv PITCHFORK Editor-in-chief, Audrey McEntireg Associate Editor, Ginger Flaughg Production Manager, Mildred Sokacg Business Manager Linda Seipleg Advisor, Mr. Jones. SENIOR TRI-HI-Y President, Jo Ann Traskg Vice President, Shirley Groves: Secretary, Lucille Willey, Treasurer, Irene Ke1ymangAdvisor, Miss Cousins. SENIOR HI-Y President, Lanny Bunting: Vice President, Forest Newark, Secretary, Carl Rexford: Treasurer, Clinton Henryg Chaplain, Ronnie Carrier: Advisor, Mr, St. John. 53 Jtf'P s. Sam Knuth Wanda Labonowslu W Betty Lewxs Robert Abel S d C Raymon Porter pe olwenuoll ABEL'S SUPER MARKET oe Baqqu Pla-sb f llr The most mterestmg and dlfferent course they had th1s year ln Home Economlcs Class was On The Iob Trammg The glrls worked m the varlous busmess places of xnterest to them This helps them choose the type of work they are best sulted to do Some of the opportumtles offered to Home WQMAKERS Economlsts after graduatlon are Beautlclan Work Buymg Iournahsm Demonstrating Electrlcal Equlp ment Bakery Work and Dxetitlcs Thls course also gave the glrls self confldence 1n choosmg a Job OTHER F H A U- z My :D ACTIVITIES Attendmg Reglonal Meetmg at Butler, f 1 .. S' Pa Farm Show Representatlon TV Show over WICU Apple Pandowdy x0 Contest Cherry Ple Bakmg Contest Attendance at the F H A State Conven 'P Q5 tlon Our Club was proud to have June Watson elected State Treasurer at NEW 9 the last Conventxon Aslde from all of the fun we had on plCIllCS and partles, we boosted our treasury wlth Bake Sales Dances Movxes and Dues We also dld Charlty work at Chrlstmas tlme by aldlng two poor famlhes m the Commumty W feel that our Club IS an asset to the School and Community A B C STORE DRAKE HARDWARE Dons Freeman L P Shrock June Watson Russell Ball ecoals my 'H Fe lr allngat ,ill Ohm s e fl x5'L! 1 QM' Q , Eggs, 5-,of 5-,p -5+ T CA f 'Q' 41 '-W f M thy Sale rlng of Northwestern Lwestock As soc1at1on Th1s orgamzatlon IS sponsored by FFA boys of Northwestern Pennsylvama The assoclatlon provxdes a market for steers that the boys ralse as projects v1 Q Q wo tem V ra 1801111 se ef a bf oth x I' Q Y Wieefs 'Bw Sfe-31-U' an 5955 e 9109 Stock Sh s S that al' ev a chain 1 es wer M 3041363 shovgnfkhqa 9 ed as giving tw Pxnnxla' A pro 'iid we 61 O 7 fl W' r 'R Q fi Q fix First Prize to Harland Wise 10A Second Prize to Maxine Hoovler 12B Third Prize to Mary Lou Rexford 8B PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB CONT EST ACH year the Photography Club sponsors a photo contest open to all members of the junior I senior high school. The photos entered pictured subjects in and around Cambridge High School. Pictures were judged on originality and clarity by Mr. Orr, Mr. Lucia, and Mr. Murray, Photo Club Advisor. HONORABLE MENTION Walter Tucker 10A Harry Foulkrod 10A pr, Z gh ef taco Il 3 or r Y lar z nf for: bam our Dag 0903 'Y Gail CAUSE?- R, xu-gsm fm 'NW a e mga mmm gmmarwxo m e em vs xc x xm Q me hai esi 0 F Xsws av dx Xa svn be Qi m Mm Xwacuons me cf vngwm X 11 Yhxxrw dw iw noon N wc DUKXXDXXS XMX X50 5 mu: xxxX 'X 1 ,.,, fi cv' 6 gym WOQQJX XX' Rv o r 4 6' X 41545 Y5 XX Q fi Av swag, 0 Xb V1 Sex-0 O91 ew X 9 P.,-viwvo a 3, v 09' yy f P cw ,tx ML yt Q' v '6 can '1 QV L x K x mic 4 N50-Ko qw. YLD, dv 0' 6 w ax ' v ' Q.-4 Q N XXX XXV, vgvi x 50 Mx ookxwo 9 X ,mv GN: vi S ve , 1 z 5 A Cf' XXQXB' t W X X x W, rv Y Q0 xv af S93 Us-1 N 9 s 6 Of af ' av N A 'ff mfdu I 101' fi x 'BMW B Sta. M1116 Hffrizblem. Springs d con- as it! guest, Baker, r. Roy was elected by the Springs week. president of the will present her evemnz, received until judging 01 dairy gym exhibits place. An amateur show Sept. an be hvid Thursday evening with for winners in three arc grcupx ' mvrc will hc' :ports ac- frfr- acts, and me Eriinbvm Q no-ri Band will clve R mn- 1 the vverziigg 'rw aria will hr' given again rvv uri 10 p in Satumxy. xvtvkridprt t4p:1:xgS H1431 and 'aiil prvvxxv :L cfmffrt m. The am: ifcixrcv 2 mys- w an ozgamit and a ugh: km. ootball Queen Guest at prings Fair V fi, 1 Q., ML: rray Photo ' SALLY BAKER office-rf are Mr, Russell. J-dxf: Bfm-hcwre, wine Mr. and. Mrs. Vihiiianx Groves, T Y U3V'l?'- 5fWYC1fMY- Sports actixicxei, Mfrwn Me-rrxit. F.1s:.m1c,:vms1zrer. tranfpolrtaniog and Izvestcwk' .lui- rmm: axe: How- , Jxiclumxz and mounds: T , 1-xhxbit 'mllg John 11 iimrxm- 1-xhlbiihg .wif fy 'wih- lizka-il' ..-mid 9 i wg Q xewes Q QQ if gif flu ' 4 QNX .Ao vox? f S ringS,Qu?en P C mbnd9e spun' lbgg QQ ce 'feb' ' i 00 e 1 AU 510' AZLQLYLV-' Siva 4 0 S cxc, i Q04 xi A , . , 1 Q is :X dxxvoesl xx S 0' f lxvvxx oo 04. ,f , ,iggw 'Moo ,102 os' NE: G 'fx f iQ 'J 1' Y xl Y 'ISL-1 A,,g.., ,G e, i , 6, ek as 0 mer og! d st we AKERI dang A Y , I A Zaztbuil queen. Sguzli will be honor 'X Roy Baker. Vcnagany Fair Wecineidff gig., xx, Svfi 9' C9 msaaenf 1-IW' R'm,,,, - Fun Assocxse association Sounds, 4 Bm from us foolbdn qfkAe2'.f--- eleaed uef,-,,,Cambridge fig Fairs OPC' C mmuhlt , . Mt con wednesday Evening X c BRXU M' CAM . ,f - ,, , - ,Ml M ACT , , , 354 W A .rg W':' Aifigi. K -'sr ,QQ .dz hlixarffsri K. Q Q wx 1 rf em? Va rw ' bf' I K Wi.-A H N-- xhl' , .Ri 'f' -: H- mud ,..g-,Uf,,:xi ,i L2 21,,,x,.,.xiQ,,Ai.q - WW V' ix.. .i iv' 4 QA: hai l hz UAV D ' wdqx ,iw 'L' A: lm X' ky,f1,u.1't,y.--zu, Y Q X5 was GE g.,MR MW co: Sty' s 1175525 H599 -nfl' .. ' ' Q i 'X gwfx . K Jia 31 0 Y . 1 -hai' f IW' A-. T! ' 231' .,, if- 4 ri: A 'iii M n . ,f ' - .af f?1A ne' , iw ,,. pf ui- mv fi W ,nw .X f ,wa 05 i 'Gifts From found ebouf Nw house uni of ' - Cambridge sP h'95 avor the army of use i in A...-A nag 'i R L CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS HIGH SCH Moyer R. Wellmon, B. T. ers, B. Thaye CY nsor, D. Terrill, G. Menser, D. M - P. Good, V. Wi First Row Peiffer, H. Caldwell. s, P. Emrick, P. Wykoff, P. Dean, T. Hornaman, J. Gage, 1 mm Davis, J. Shearer, S. Stearns, P. Si - B. Cykoski, C. UW Second R cf :: 2 LD CS J 5 .E 55 ..i 'E 3 ai vf '5 L1 '0- .za Oz: AE EL. 53 2.: L3 55' rn J. 0-. ... :AJ is '-:cn gi o. 52 -9 Dm -go E: an 'i -o 'm Ev-1 OE ws 28 gif EBC 8: ,QE di cf E5 :JU ,.,.. on MU -ici ,Cf-I 33 .... H-E ,N 22 ,. gui xn- HE E. i -1 Gatzy, R. Benedict, P. Bideaux, J. ells, B. Green, I. Runn ,R. Cl' nry, G. Hendrickson, J. Newell, W. Tuck , B. Wyatt, C. He 65 Row - R. Hum th Four ulkrod. Fo Griffiths, J. Stone, T. Hobson, B. VanMatre, C. Stone, H. -an CAMBRIDGE HIGH ON PARADE I , 4- 4 1 P fo f 4I E VI 2:1 Q I f , 'I 1 X 4 tg A If K ',, Vkr. . I LQ MAIORETTES Barbara Moyer, Betty Thayer, Romayne Wellmon, Darlene Meyers, Daisy Terrill, Viola Winsor, Patricia Good. LOVE PIRATES OF HAWAII HX Q53 Q I PEER' QAMBVS I H5 BAND .N ? Q MQ Aff? A 'I 'N .!'H.W wi F HIGHLIGHTS OF THE IOHNSTOWN BAND TRIP nf? -vf WHAT MAKES A GOOD COMMUNITY '7 THE BEST SCHOOLS THE BEST HOMES THE BEST GOVERNMENT THE BEST STORES THE BEST FACTORIES THE BEST HOTELS THE BEST PROF ESSIONS THE WEEKLY THE INDEPENDENT EDINBORO THE LEADER WATERFORD THE COSMOPOLITE HEARLD GIRARD WILL ROSE NEWSPAPERS THE ENTERPRISE NEWS Please mention our book to our Sponsors 72 SEMI-WEEISLY - THE ENTERPRISE-NEWS, CAMBRIDOE SPRINGS, THE TIMES, UNION CITY .5-:, likh f2', :.,,' ,, , rg 'gf . a f '- ' -Mig, J ' 3 M J . 6 ' 'V' M X . :Y Ask T f .17 , . ,T g BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 1953 I S 1 .1 i N 1 - -Z 3' N My .51 A A 1 3 PHONE 3583 IT S THRIFTY TO SHOP THE SUPER WAY SPRINGS SUPER MARKET 73 Please menhon our book to our Sponsors A WAAV Q ., Q f , , P M Q,pW'3y'4:l F155 . , sn ,. , , M-K A Y I K 7 7 'big .V ,L---17. 1,1 lu' ,V -f,, 4. .f, . , WW' i-n iff ' f f ' ' X 'K - l ,, 1'--.L.g...?f COMPLIMENTS OF DRAKE S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE 45 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS BEST WISHES TUTTLE S JEWELRY AND GIFT SHOP CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS BAKERY We SPGCIRIIZG In WEDDING and PARTY CAKES GONANO BROS KLECKNER Sz WAID Best For Less Hardware Pamt Plumblng Saegertown 11,511 Pa. W T Phone 2795 COMPLIMENTS RELIABLE' PRESC-WTIONS SCHRYVER'S Please mention our book to our Sponsors fs I .PI C '- - ' PA. ' ll If f OF 74 COMPLIMENTS OF THE TRIBUNE PUBLISHING CIIWIPANY MEADVILLE PA MEATS ICE CREAM GROCERIES BAKED GOODS fix A sf'-X 'Ijy df! P 6: Il DELICATESSEN PORTER RIDGEWAY BEST WISHES EMERSON T v a RADIO v ESPECIALLY ENGINEERED FOR THIS AREA m y HARRY UMSTEAD lv T v' 201 N MAIN ST PHONE 5144 3515 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS Best WIsI'1es to Closs of 53 LAVINE FUNERAL HOME Ccmbrldge SprIngs CompI Iments Compliments VENANGO GREEN ACRES HOTEL MOTEL GLENN RAY CompI Iments PHOTO Photo Supplies CARGO CLEANERS 943 Market St. Meadville, Pa. Please menhon our book to our Sponsors 75 L V L Y , . I. . ' ' if I ,Elly If ' if f' ' 1 . , PA. I of of of N 1TION KL BE IRIN! Cl RVII E American Brake Shoe Co Copper Castmgs Bronze Bearmgs and Castings Meadv:IIe Pa BOSTON STORE Erue Pa QU' ,ff A STUD X Best Washes from the R F LAWRENCE Hardware Venango Pa CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 THE NEIGHBORHOOD GROCERY OTTO M NUSS VENANGO PA AS IN EDUCATION SO IN YOUR PURCHASES THE BEST BRINGS MORE LASTING SATISFACTION THE CRAWFORD STORE MEADVILLE PA SCHRUBB S LAUNDRY 144 NORTH MAIN ST CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PHONE 3922 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '53 FROM THE ERIE TIMES DAILY AND SUNDAY CAMBRIDGE FROZEN FOODS 5I2 VENANGO AVE. CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA. P Iease menhon our book to our Sponsors 1 1 v v I A A A A 1 I v , I A A I g , . 1 1 L, J , , X .f.f,. X . I 0,1 4351 -,Y xf . f2? ' ,,'l.1'fp Ax ' I I I --4 lzffj I ,f , -1.-31111 I I 1 . . I I . . I . - I I I I I I , . l I I I PA. 1 ' I I 77 C' - BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF '53 I M-'E-'Mil CAMBRIDGE EARM EQUIPMENT L ' f A M 4 NA '15 2 ., I QW ,-, E15 I '1 1,-1 4 , N1 . ff - N qs : If .J-an , .,,',ff YOUR INTERNATIONAL NEW HOLLAND DEALER LEADING MAKER OF REERIGERATORS FARM MACHINERY SAEGERSTOWN COMPLIMENTS TRAILER SALES Soegersfown Pc Phone 3545 TUCKILII S CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 PE'1+'2ffIfEy1.iR1?OL STlnllLINl SISRVIFE VENANGO PA and COMPLIMENTS OF ARVIN T V 8 RADIO STLIILINF CAB I0 SALES S SERVICES EARL SHEARER 311 CHURCH ST PHONE 5715 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA V Phone 3762 Please menhon our book fo our Sponsors 78 OF W Y X1 1 W A I f I Y Y I l I 1 . ' Venongo Ave. 8E Spring St. lf' 1 - Q nfl I 7 - W A 'Tun flaw., COMPLIMENTS OF g MODERN RADIO and ELECTRIC CO 1 X' J! .-ff' 4-ff 10155, V' XELECTRIC CO ,O 'fi 5 1... Tilivlil L... SALES AND SERVICES CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 5853 DIN? A CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS CARNATION 1,3 Q-rx x :wt-Y ' es '-Jxwf -'MIA I' 5 H1 vii , hat' M -0' cliff' , M SWJ2' R , -Ll J? COMPANY K of-1, ' X 1x Please menhon our boo k to our Sponsors 79 4, V Y.. 1? - I 111' Vygwi -' Y ?,ff ' J'-da, .-f , ,,,Q'3?3 ' 'S 'C .1 I 6-:Ik 4 M - :A ,,,w- f? N I, ,lr -, 'ff fff4 + W diff M V U41 C . . x ,z , M - - A-'- I , E C v ,.,f' ,- I, U ,S C A A . ..-. L X77 M 'Cf CWM- gf. Q P' ' 2 ' yu! Q B 3 , lx 7 4 N- Nw' Yi 4 go, I 4 'J OF , Sa Y A ,717 -x COMPLIMENTS OF THE VILLA The Best Place to Eat Cambridge Springs N. L. KINESTON Atlantic Service Venango Ave. and Railroad St. Cambridge Springs Phone 941 1 RIVERSIDE INN THE LITTLE SHOP Gifts and Greeting Cards Cambridge Spr1ngs CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS Congratulations To the Class of S3 J R WILSON Jeweler RIGHT AND STEARNS ASHLAND FUEL FORD CARS TRUCKS O 5,1 80 Please menhon our book to our Sponsors . G PA. Pa. I l PA. D , '- '- ....... IL I Q: I 3 I A h xv, I fgf 31?- -1 5. - Compl :ments MASTER S an BIRCHARD Best Wlshes TO THE C LASS O 3 .TIM S News Stand Congrofulohons to the class of INEZ BEAUTY SALON GOOD LUCK from DICKINSON S Red and Whlte F O O D S T O R E CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS O 5 NEW BETHLEHEM BURIAL SERVICE COMPLIMENTS OF 57 U 24 Hour Towmg Servzce CRAMER CHEVROLET Cl evrolet and Oldsmobale Sales and Servzcc All Frlgld Applzances Sold and Serazced Phone 5555 127 SO MAIN ST Nxght Phone 2642 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA 81 Please menhon our book to our Sponsors of 14534: F '5 d F ' 3 P -,Wi A I ' 2: - XSiA BEST WISHES S W MGFOR CO STUDEBAKER SALES AND SERVICE FENTON L SHAFFER C6 Jusrmn me H Prnce IS never a proper SAND COAL GRAVEL consuderohon when buying Insurance P roper protec hon IS the only genuine conslderohon . U5 Illsufahce 9 7 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA GRADING, HAULING, EXCAVATING COMP LIMENTS X A 1 I 1 ,ll L F .fx- 0 WS ., U, LP. H I ED CO. fo P lease You Please mention our book to our Sponsors 82 SJ'-e. L,,,,,,1Q , ,J new ' -. .4 ffrfdf- f 1 'GP 'ii O .. in E5 ,,,- I ...- ..- . . . . BEST WISHES COMPLIMENTS N ORTHWESTERN TEXACQ is RURAL ELECTRIC Q BURN X 1:4174 SALES 64 SERVICE COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION C W LONG CAMBRIDGE S PRINGS CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS HT- CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF S3 SHOP AND SAVE ...,, -R-aw ABC STORE E 7,4 V A R I E T Y V A L U E 83 Please menhon our book to our Sponsors 4 'Agfa Nun-4 , f' Y5f':1 , . .J - ,,, ' ' iw? 'L 'W AQ., nl ' I N1 7 , - ALC .f- ' 'H v xxxx A xfx' 7 ! X . V C Y 'I 1 'f ' Q6 I . .F 3. N R . A I 1 V , , Q, A W , . fm, .S-Tk:-'4 5- A ,.,.... 1 . . umm :4a:fmwb5awnQ, ' ' M mf - . 1- W' ,,... 1 , .,- I.. ' 1. ' 4 ,QAM ' -4.3 sw 'f ,,- ., M A Q ,V 'W . L5 ' R R I -l V 0 Y. !,f:'9',i: 5,,L', I JJ A , , mai' - - COMPL IMENTS OF DRY CL!-:ANlNG A. G. GILES Pasteurized Milk - Cream Homogenized Vitamin - U - Milk Phone - Saegertown 3459 u COMPLIMENTS JONES ELECTRIC Compliments of FACTORY SHOE STORE Meadville CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES VAN MATRE FUNERAL HOME DIAL 2804 BEST WISHES -:Q Bm..g.na:wnu..9 SPRINGS FIRST NATIONAL BANK 84 Please menflon our book to our Sponsors OF Pa. , r -..., A I r ' ' Qu Ml ig ,ff ,aw 3 -as-1-s-Av4'1 , N -'IMKSW I SUM' 3 'Qian'-H ' ,,, I, Ja, I . w . Vi ,',I TA ' .W BEST WISHES ABELS L w WTI MENS AND WOMENS CLOTHING CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA CROSS ROADS LUNCH INC SPORTSMEN S HEADQUARTERS Proprletors Venango Pa X I? ,ms- QL ' -uw 1 'SER Q, 1 1 Qu o CONGRATULATIONS HOME RESTAURANT TED MAR HOTEL 259 Venango Ave Camb Sprmgs GOOD FOOD AT A LL HOURS 85 Please menfnon our book to our Sponsors 'vm E I ss' w I 1 X f S O, If ANDY and MARY ANN 301 State St., Erie, Pa. fidnl 2. ,,l, K 1-,Q X x A A I f- A L A U 4' - , X .A 'fC ' ..... Q Q K. 5,45- OUI6 NEW FCHOO, I wg H- i f s 7 34 ,Q ,, v r x S I I I ,,., 3 f ! I . f I X, ww E Mr, K , WWV ,. V , Y X' 5?'33f: m ,, Nxt: ' M was I .. Vqyxfyl 5 - fmifief f if A . ., - ' V iyfl zyjib ig,-Q j, ., , v F p f ,Q F A 1 1 Q N v-.. ..j,v?hvgb.1 'L H ' gm 5 5 ' z 5' ! L A ,. ! I ll llf lf SE FIHEIIQQH ,, ,v u , f' v . i. fi,- 5 i Nl H- l 1 Ll E ELI Arr 3ig'l E 1 LL 1 ? . L Q ' 5 l E. A. MORRISON GERALD CANFIELD MARION GILSON DR. SMITH W. S. SMELTZER I. R. MURRAY H S BISHOP C A STONE DR HOBSON Patrons FRED SHEARER R. V. LYNCH DR. DALE CECIL SAEGER 1. NIZEN C. D. FREELAND DR UNANGST Compliments REV M I ANDREWS HINDSON PARKING DR MULLEN Erie Pa SPBINI S FILED .und Ll NIBLII LOWlP YNY CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PENNA JOYLAND Compl :ments ROLLER DROME MEADVILLE PA At one of the best Ranks In the State Joln the famuly slcatmg circle Meet oIcI and new friends at Joyland MITCHELL S from the LAKE Venango Swummung Boats Pucnnc grounds RED 81 WHITE Clmt M1tcI'weII Grace Knghtl anger Venango P P Iease men tuon our book to our Sponsors 88 0 I ' , . 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