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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1954 volume:

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Bandley, M. Bausch, l. Second row: Mr. Murray, fadvisorj S. Herman, D, Peterrnan, E. Campbell, S. Guttridge, S. Stafford, W. Watson, W. Leslie, C. Kobel, P. Wykoff, L. Winsor, D. Ligget, S. Groves, M. Wright, l-l. St. John, Miss Kelly fadvisorj. l . . i, . , I Shirley Groves, Walter Scheid, Phyllis Wykoff, Charles Stone, Wal- ter Tucker, Richard Bandley, Harry Foulkrod, Miles Bausch. Editor-in-Chief--Walter Scheid Art Advisor- -Mrs. Murray ART Assistant Editor--Walter Tucker Business Manager- -Chuck Stone STAFF Literary Editor- -Miles Bausch Subscription Manager- -Phyllis Wykoff Photo Editor--Harry Foulkrod Advisors--Mr. Murray, Miss Kelly Sport Editor--Dick Bandley Typists--Wilma Watson, Ivan Terrill OUR ADVERTISING CAMPAIGN THE ART STAFF IN ACTION Phyllis Wykoff, Charles Stone, Walter Schcid. Walter Tucker, Harry Foulkrod, Bob Mitchell, Charles Stone Ronnie Hotchkiss Lois Miller Ralph Hotz Harold Baer Ronald Caldwell Charles Hammond Ronald Matelock John Peck Robert White Shirley Stearns OUR ADVERTISING TRIP TO Virginia Flaugh, Barbara Cykoski, Phyllis Good, Barbara Moyer, Charles Stone, Walter Scheid, Harry Foull-trod Bobby Mitchell. '60 '-fl lf: MR. WILLIA M BAIRD fm MISS LILLIAN 1 BAIRD MISS NETTIE E BAIRD DCd1C3K1OH E, the students of Cambndge Sprlngs joint Hrgh School dedicate thrs Annual The Resonator to the Baud famrly Mr W11l1am Baud Mlss Nettre E Baird and Mrss Lxllran I Balrd as a token of our apprecratron Then devotron over the years has a.1ded 1n communlty programs and has helped the comrnumty Baird freld our hrgh school athlenc ground that they made possrble w111 serve as a lastmg symbol of Lherr loyalty to the COI1'l1'I1l1I11l'y and schools 4 Foreword N perhaps ten years from now one of the class members of 54 may Slf down rn his easy charr and nouce a strange book Ln lus bookcase He opens the bookcase picks out the book looks at the cover and s1ghs Oh memories he says 1I1 a low whisper Good old days at Cambrldge Sprmgs Hlgh Oh I d g1V6 the world to hve them over agam As he looks through the book stlll more memor1es of Cambndge Spr1ngs come back the thr1ll of watchmg john Corklm run for a touchdown the thrill of seeing the game wlnmng bas ket 1n the last four seconds of play Oh yes they were all there He sees h1S senior class and he wonders where on earth they can be He sighs puts the book back 111 the bookcase and goes to dlnner We the staif of the 54 RESONATOR earnestly hope that the Class of 54 w1ll look back on the1r Resonator Wlfh pr1de and admrratron and that they w1ll treasure It throughout their hves remembermg the1r golden moments at Cambridge Sprmgs Hlgh School Your edrtor WALTER SCHEID WVJTII T --is -wwf! XMWJ6 f,.,. Jill? iz-f xyfyf APPRECIATION CNC the people of Cambrldge Sprlngs and VICIIHEY III apprecxation for the1r excellent Support of Carnbrldge Spnngs Hlgh School and the RESONATOR we the Class of 1954 express our smcere gratltude It is through the support gxven by these sponsors that we are able to pubhsh th1s RESONATOR 5 l ol L -l - ' - ,, 4 2 li V - . 5, It , lf!! Z I- 1 z 7 y ,T I . T. Z- l t U .D I c 5 A ' ,ff ff 4' C g U '47 kQk:X'1u 1 V' :Y Ax. I at-J, L K?-ggjg? CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS JOINT SCHOOL DISTRICT COMMITTEE w, ww ', From left to right: Mr. Stephen Holowach, Venango Twp.g Mr. John A. Jadus, Cambridge Springs Boro, Secretary, Mrs. Ethel Tobin, Venango Twp.: Mr. Stanley Orr, Rockdale Twp.: Mr. Joseph Danielka, Cussewago Twp. . Vice Presidentg Mr. Grant Phillis, Rockdale Twp, Mr. Carl Levine, Cambridge Springs Boro, Mr. Richard Hotchkiss, Cussewago Twp.: Mrs. Gladys Wald, Venango Borog Mrs. Mildred Eldred, Woodcock Boro, Mrs. Ethel Snow, Woodcock Borog Mr. Howard Gage, Cambridge Twp., President, Mr. Edward R. Butler, Supervising Principal. 3 4' ,4- + 1 g W Q ggi S I ' 1 5 11355. gk , 24, , If . is J' .v R I . jj, I 'I u 1 ' V , li I 4 f .1 ' K 'lp' -1 V' I Yr I 5 . , , ,. J Y 'adj s , z u 4 .gf ' had , ' 5 li 1 . GRADUATION I 953 6 F UUJIL W lglkfmailf-Q-li F1 V In , 5 ! 5 ll Q2 f , Q . :V lx ff? 1 4 j ff' Z uf? f 7 Z . f Z Z ff f ' X J. . we -utilize if VICTOR R KINGSLEY Pnncxpal Scxence Enghsh Math SOC131 Studles Edmboro State Teachers B S Pennsylvama State Un1vers1ty M Ed EDWARD R BUTLER Superv1s1ng Plf1I1C1Da1 Univers1ty of Plttsburgh M Ed West L1bert'y State College B A f W Jaw wah-A-4uv ' Q , X -me ' . 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T7 if W Eclmboro State Teachers College B S KATHERINE A ADAMS English Speech State Teachers College B S State Teachers College qw if LOUIS N DeFEDE ': Industnal Arts Aeronautxcs UHIVCISIFY of Mixmesota Pennsylvama State Universl California State Teachers College WM ty .-was M if HAROLD E CALDWELL Agl'1Cl1.lfllI'C kner L0 Science Industri Pennsylvaxua State Unlvers MARGARET M mFE General and Vocatxonal Home Economlcs Mercuryhurst College Er1e Pa B S Pennsylvania State UHIVCISIW sf .fwfy Edinboro State Teachers College MARY C COUSINS Social Studles French Grove Crty College A B Allegheny College 'Nr' 'Z J ALICEK GROVES Health Phys1cal Ed Speech Shppery Rock State Teachers College Pennsylvama State UDIVSISIFY TERRANCE B DARCANGELO Physical Ed Soclal Studies Slippery Rock State College B S Pennsylvama State Un1vers1ty pr' Q WILLIAM GROVES Gurdance Math Sclence 'Eff Sllppery Rock State College B Unlversity of Pennsylvama Un1vers1ty of N Carolina Bethany College Pennsylvama State UIIIVCISIIY M S L 50 E- 5 .-offl' ,ff uv' BERNICE HORAK Biology, English, ' 'i Spelling and Penmanship , g Alliance College B S. , X ' -. f if L 1 Edinboro State Teachers .College All , i g g LEON ix. LUCIA , 'v , Edinboro State Teachers College, B. S. T Math, Science Q., is 'S E .XE .Q l wi N PAUL R. JONES I 4 ' f- Commercial - Duquesne Unlversity B E Edinboro State Teachers College 'S GEORGEW M I MUSIC Enghsh M Stetson UHIVGISIFY Syracuse Un1vers1ty A A F Frostburg State Teachers College ll'lCl18.l'1a State Teachers College B S Pennsylvama State UHIVCISIYY ELEANOR KELLY Commercral Spanlsh Enghsh Soc1alStud1es Waynesburg College B S Umverslty of Prttsburgh JAMES A MURRAY Enghsh Scrence Social Studles Edmboro State Teachers College Unlverslty of Plttsburgh B S M S Supervlsmg Princlpal Certlfxcate FELIX H KONTOR Socxal Studles English Alliance College B A Edinboro State Teachers College W ! 'hi' s--we XX-uv' I ROBERT MURRAY R 'X Edmboro State Teachers College B S -. xi-W get Pennsylvama State Universlty tx L5-B,-4 GN., Sclence Socxal Studies Englxsh Zig 2 X N 10 -KR. 'Q -'-7' ffim we-f-ff lil. my- QP' JAN ET MURRAY English, Spanish, French, Art Bloomsburg State Teachers, B. S. Edinboro State Teachers College jf' Pennsylva.nia State University li fl gy .KN vm f f' W1 'XT c K mf ff MER ON STEARNS A ' X n P y ' cience, Social Studies Otterbein College, B. A. University of Pittsburgh, M . A. x MORRISON L . ORR Geography Edinboro State Teachers College B S Pennsylvania State Umverslty M Ed WENDEL L WOODRING jr H1 Math B S 1n Math and Science Allegheny College SUE BACON ORR General and Vocational Home Economics Indiana State Teachers College B S ELLEN WHEELER School Secretary IULIUS RUSSELL Agriculture Education General Science Edmboro State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University B S M Ed JEANNE BOYD OLIPHANT School Nurse St john s General Hospital R N Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Eclmboro State Teachers College Edinboro Pennsylvania ll i qu tix y sqm,-Q, Backyard DISSCIIHEIOH Un C H S The other nrght as I shoveled the snow from my way 1 heard Mrs Gllhooley to Mrs Flaherty say O Mrs Flaherty have ye heard what a mess? That C H S faculty s a doozy I guess That hrgh falutln professor and hrs front 0ff1C6 dress But he s only E Butler post offlce address And swrngm arolmd rn an elegant way I m a telhn the truth rt s not makm hay Sure Mrs Grlhooley and that tall lanky guy What srts by the wrndow rn a calm Kmgsley way Aye he seems to be tryrn but wot km he do? Wrth thlm schedules and reports and h1m teachrn oo He needs a boat with propellers put on w1th twln screw And all of the letters dlctatln and supplies to renew And that poor slngle Wheeler pushln all of It through Now that seem phony blrd wot s up rn thls end The one that s supposed to be leadm a band It plays only for Men ser the good ladxes say Won t that be harmonrous come f1n1sh1n day? They say those commerclals up over IS ead Lead a lxfe most dlstressln and equally bad Keepm up w1th the joneses IS quxte bad enough But the joneses and Kellles now rsn t that tough? Those poor addled Semors from Merry Cousrns d tell get so many rnstructlons dlrectlons and O well They re just drove to abstractrons and sometlmes to well Look at that sclence department upstarrs Therr Steam s at the front of therr boat w1th such arrs The old tub can sarl sldeways for all that he cares They say he can t run an electncal blanket Wlthout freezm hrs wlfe stlffer n a pancake Wot thrm klds need the most IS some rest and some ease But they ve a couple of Groves and not any trees And to get comfort and guldance from erther of them Is l1ke gettm a goose egg from our speckled hen To do mathematlcs ln a clrcumspect way Takes a flrm steady compass and how can they Tell me make a goose egg or that sort of thlng Without any guide but a stealthy Woodrmg? But take jr science sxnce I-lorak took over All the klds take a look and say We re 1n clover Wlth all of the weddm s and couples and slch And one lone smgle mxssl Wot a department' Wot bllssl Now thrm krds rn the shop are so nearly done out When DeFede lets them loose they run and they shout And tear up the lrnoleum to reach the cafe Whlle Lou stops to vlslt hls wlfe on the way There a guy they call Lucla w1th smooth wrnmn ways Look out or he ll sell you some flour or trays He d sell Brooklyn Bndge to Presldent Hays And there s Murrays two or three on each floor There s one poppin flash bulbs a dozen or more He hldes all hrs scalps on that dark second floor And there s Blue Devlls and bears he s shot by the score And there s one drawln plctures so artful and cute Why she could make Santa look lrke a galoot And one other old guy w1th a sorrowful mem That wrltes wlcked poetry not flt to be seen Gllhooley ye know what s wrong w1th thexr team That clothes basket game athaletlcks II seems They re havln bad luck just because of h1s name Dark Angel they call rt The D1v1l s the same He makes them loop at a hoop and then how they scram And he kapes them a runnln as long as they can They drubbel around on that hard sllppery floor All afrard they don t pass for not makin a score That farmer man Russel should teach them to hustle But he s off to Harrlsburg Bradford or Brussels And rf that s makm a farmer that IS any smarter Why a tnp down to Meadvllle lS only a starter Those housekeepln gxrls IS rt Margle or Sue? Well ll s scandalous lazy the way that they do They ve got new fangled gadgets all over the place But Flaherty I m tellln I m red rn the face From one end to the other there s no broom mthe place You know what they done? Cooked Bacon for Chrlstmas Ifl d done that to Mlke I d be stuck like an lsthmus And you know Mike he says and the truth I m a telhn Only Job that w1ll stlck IS a hot Job of weldrn But along w1th the rest of newfuddled ideas They say Caldwell ln shop IS really a gemus When I went to school we made maps of strange places Called rt geography w1th th1m elevatm spaces And now they do hlstory w1th some strange saunter Lrke thls new fangeled farmln what they call Kontor there s another a goodlookm feller lndeed Can t quite say hrs name but I know he s a Swede Smce I ve an honest convlctlon never mxx facts w1th frctxon I ll say rt s Momson Davrdson or Dlckson I-hs slde l1ne rs preachm or sxngln or teachm From the look rn h1s eye he s matrrmomally shy But some one dlscovered there s one reason why So they marched down the alsle and the Preacher dld sa Sue Orr Bacon You re choosrn to make two one to And there s Adamson or Swanson or Jenny Farrar Has some sort of connectron to a brg opery star She slngs sweet as sugar but Grlhooley I swear She walks up the street w1th a sweet wxstful a1r There two husky men there they call cuspldodrans That wander around l1ke a pair of melodrans Pokln fire rn a b1ler s what they shoudl be dom Strd o waterm 011 fumaces and srch mlschlef brewrn Gllhooley the cooks ln that kltchen glve me the strtches They make the poor klds carry all of the dlshes Why the poor lrttle darlrn s a luggm brg trays Wrll be cnpples for llfe or all of thelr days And they serve em th1n soup wrth a blt of a cracker Glve em corn beef and cabbage that s what IS the matter But Flaherty that Schreckengost s a lady wherever you meet her But Psst She sgot Bookworms or some kmdofdrsorder James A Murray I U 0 0 g 1 1 , . . 1 1 1 11 . . . 11 1 . 1 . 1 1, . , . . 1 . 1 - 1 1 7 1 1 1 1 - - - - - 1 - . . .1 1 , . . 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 11 1 - 1 11 ' - 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - . 1 - 11 1 1 - . . . . 1 H 1 1 1 1 1 , . t - 1 1 . . . , , . , . 1 . 1 - - 1 - . - - 11 1 1 1 1 . . . 1 . 11 11 . 1 . . . . 1 1 - 1 11 - - 1 - - - 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 - . 1 1 1 - 1 1 - 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . . . . 1 ,, , . 1 . 11 - 1- 1 ' 1 1 1 ' . . 1 1 1 . , . . . 1 . 1 . 1 . , . . . , . 1 1 1 1 . . 1 ,, . . . . . - . , . ,, .... 1 1 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 . . . . . 1 1 . 1 1 . . 1 . . - 11 1 . 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . 1 . 1 . 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 1 . . 1 . . . 1 ,, . . - 1 ,, . . . , . 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . , . . . 1 1 - 1 1 . . . 1 1 . . . , ,, . . ,, . . . 1 y. - 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - 1 , , day. ' - - 11 11 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 . . , , . , . . 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 . . 1 . . . . ,, 1 1 - . . 11 1 . . 1 - 1 . ,, . . . . 1 ,, . . . . . . . , . , 1 . - - . 1 . . . . . ,, 1 1 - . . 11 - - - - , 1 . , . . . ,, - 11 1 1 1 - - 1 ' ' 1 1 1 - . . 1 . . 1 1 , . . . . ,, 1 . 1 - 1 . . 1 . . . . 1 , . 1 , . 1 1 1 1 . , 11 - - 11 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 . , . 1 11 11 ' - 1 1 1 1 . I2 OUR CUSTODIANS S Mr Flmton Wykuff and 'xlr lvlllfifd SIHLIIZCI' jus OUR BUS DRIVERS Front Row Karl Gerdon Alex Styborskl Howard Pardee Don Green Bick Row Stuart Sherred Dave Holland Charles Worley MarJor1L Mrtchell Ray Z11hZ1XLl' Whit S COOk1Dgr7 FACUL FY K NAPS Where S the Rall? Easy Llfc Prrv ne Secretary ,,,......---f Musrc MUSIC Muere A basket or Mr Konlor WMM Where 3 The A' Heal Globe, Trotters Nlee Cateh Your Attentrou Please WI Oh Happy Day' Famrly Get Your T1cket Here ld f U A . :iff 5... . -N ' H ,, W . I J ' A 1 1: 5 xv a ,, f - Q 1 v if ' ,V ,. Q JV' 1 .. x ,M . ,, X R V A xx. 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Here we are watching one of the special assemblies, the McCrea Marionettes. 1 , ll, 4 Df- wwf' 'W' A-Q., M 6. dis A-V, AP' M Q ' K Chorus l P1tchfork 2 Publlcatlons l Projector 1 F T A 2 Photo Club l jr Hi Y l Science Club 2 Make up Comrmttee 4 Stage Crew jr and Semor 3 4 VERNON BALL PHILIP BIDEAUX Band l 2 3 4 Orchestra 3 Chorus l 2 3 4 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 Football 1 2 Basketball l 234Baseball34 I-hYl23 Pres l Pitchfork 3 4 Resonator 1 Class Play Busmess Mgr 3 Class Play 4 Operetta 2 3 Tr1 State Who s Who 2 Student Councll 3 11111 master 3 4 Dlstnct Chonls 4 Modemalres 2 3 WILLIAM LEE BRINK F F A 12 3 4 ProJecuonC1ubl 2 3 Auto Club 3 Radro Club 2 BOB BROWN Art Club 1 2 3 Modemalres 2 3 4 Operetta 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 Football 2 3 Al1Star from3 H1 Y 1 2 4 MucedChorus2 3 4 Sports Club 2, Va.rs1ty C Club 3, B A A 2, Dramatlcs 4, Glee Club 2, 3 WILLIAM DALE ADAMS F F A 12 3 4 SportsmanClub1 B 2 Auto S1 Radio 3 ARTHUR ALLEN Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Play 3 4 Football 2 Pitchfork 4 Operetta 2 Minstrel 3 District Chorus 4 District Band 4 FRANCIS BALL H1 Y 1 2 3 Model Airplane Club 2 Radio Club l Science Club 2 Sportsman 3 Shop Club 4 Stagecrew Senior Play 4 RICHARD BALL Hi Y Club 1 2 3 Shop Club 4 Model Airplane Club 2 Radlo Club 2 Sc1ence Club 2 Sportsman Club 3 Stage Crew 4 WMM -wJ If K-r-Q' 9.lg J X -, Ns l l num 16 ,,f :' V I I V - . - 1 x r I -A'A' .fat NWN, Z-his Al y u Wav' 1 WM ,,,p 5 srtv tr I L .A 'x A I I I I I I 7 I , ,IQ I 3 S I ' ' ' , lqlif 3 ' .1 leg: - K K If I II 1 M, 5 , ,fa - ., ,Q I Q L i. l 9 3 J . 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'TL ,Y OLIVE DAVIS Dance Club 2 3 P1tchfork 4 Operetta 3 Re porter for Pltchfork 3 Chorus 2 3 4 GIIIS Tre ble Glee Club 1 2 Auto Club 3 Sr Play 4 Jr Play Usherette 3 Commencement Usherette 2 L1t 81 Drama Club 3 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Treasurer l G A A 2 3 Student COUIlC1l2 3 Chorus L1 brauan 4 GEORGE DONACHY Football 2 3 Baseball l 2 H1 Y 2 3 4 YFC 2 3 Modemaues 2 3 4 M1xed Chorus 2 Oper etta 3 4 Senlor BAA 2 Rad1o 1 Sportsman 2 Dramatlcs 1 Glee Club 3 if W canst' DONALD JAMES DUNTON Jr Sc1ence Clubl Sportsman l F F A 1 Sportsman 2 Rad1o2 Projectlon 2 F F A 2 F F A 3 Rad1o3 AutoClub3 F F A 4 VIRGINIA MAE FLAUGH Band 1 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 DISIIICI Chorus 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Class Play 3 4 Student COl1I'lC1l 3 Pltchfork 1 2 Ass t Ed 3 Edltor 4 F mance Commlttee 4 Operetta 3 Band Chap 'Ox lam 3 4 Modema1res 2 3 4 MARGARET ANN FITCH I Band 2 3 4 Chorus 2 3 4 Treble Glee Club l F H A 1 2 3 4 MaoretteClubl r Tr1 H1 3 4 Usherette 3 4 Pnehferk Reporter 2 4 F f H A H1stor1an gl Reporter 3 L1brar1a11 81 Un1 form off1cer of Band 3 4 I X 1 1 11 f 1 11 3 ff WM DORIS IRENE FREEMAN Jr H1Chorusl Jr Tr1H1Y1 FHA 23 4 Presldent of F H A 4 Sr Chorus 2 Treble Glee Club 3 Sportsman Club 2 Auto Club 3 F H A 4 Student COUDC114 Gulde 1n Band '5 Class Play Usherette 3 4 Y T A 3 ' ff Lk JOHN GATZY 1:--7' Chorus 3 4 Ba.r1d1 2 3 4 Baseball 2 ProJect1on 1 2 3 H1 Y 3 'rn State who S who 2 DISIIICI W' Band Class Play 3 4 Boys Chorus 3 Resonator 1 Pnehferk 4 orehesue 1 2 W1 18 Y A . 1 3 ' I S ' . 1 1 1 1 I ' ' 1 S S - I - ' . 3 '- '- 5 5 . . 1 1 ' 1 2 l' 1 1 1 I' J 1 1 J 4 1 5 ' 1 1 9 ' 2 - 'ff' 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 5 'N 'K ' 3 . 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M rx If l ff P19- LOIS VALGAN E GRIFFITHS G A A 1 Tr1 H1 Y 1 Resonator 2 Photo Club 2FHA234FTA34GulsGleeClub 3 Dramat1cs 4 Usherette 4 SHIRLEY GROVES P1tchfork Reporter 2 4 Prtchfork 2 4 Sen1or Tr1 H1 Y 2 3 4 Treasurer 2 Vrce Pres1dent 3 Auto 1 2 3 Mrxed Chorus 1 2 Majorette Club 1 Operetta 2 Resonator 4 Treasurer G A A 1 Play Usherette 3 4 GIIIS Glee Club 3 Program Commntee 3 4 Jr Tr1 Y 1 Baccalau reate Usherette3 Dance Club 3 U N Assem bly Harrlsburg trlp 3 CHARLES HAMMOND Hi-Y' Art Club' j.V Basketball 2 3' Vice President 3' Latin Club 1 2 3' junior Band 1 . ROLAND LEROY HEALD F.F.A. 1 2 3 4' Radio Club 1 3' Sportsman Club 1,2,3g B.A.A. 2' Auto 3' Stage Hand 3, . ELLIS GEROW F F A 1 2 3 4 Rad1oC1ub1 Sportsman C1ub2 3 B A A C1ub2 3 Vars1tyCC1ub4 NEIL GLENN Auto 2 Auplane 1 2 RaCl1Ol 2 3 Projectxon Hx Y 1 2 PHYLLIS GOOD Chorus 3 4 Treble Glee Club 2 G A A 1 2 3 4 G A A Secretary 1 2 V1ce Presrdent 3 Presxdent 4 Auto Club 2 Open Road 1 Oper etta 3 Student Counc11 4 Usher 3 Band 2 3 4 WILLIAM GREEN Basketball 1 2 Football 1 3 4 Bandl 2 3 4 Captaln of Band 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Chorus 1 2 3 4 Student C0l1l'1C1l3 JU.l'l1Ol' Play 3 Sen1or Play 1 Operetta 2 ,-..up- Q, f .- ti . mst if 'Gov' F- W? Ut EUGENE HOTCHKISS F F A 1 2 3 4 Sent1ne14 Rad1o Club 1 Sportsman 2 3 Math Club 2 Football 4 ROGER KOSEF F F F A 1 2 3 4 Rad1oClub1 3 AutoClub3 Sportsman Clubl 3 Projecuon Club 1 2 3 4 Student Council 2 BETTY JANET LEWIS F H A l 2 3 4 Sen1orChorus1 2 3 4 Pho tography 1 Pltchfork Reporter 4 Entertalnment Jr Play 3 Band 1 2 3 Band Lrb 3 Orchestra 2 DOLORES LIGGETT Chorus 1 Book Club Secretary 1 Newspaper Typ1st 3 Resonator 4 P1tchfork 4 Play Prompter 4 Program Comnuttee 4 Make up Comm1ttee4 SHIRLEY ELAINE HERMAN F .H.A. 1, 2, 3, 43 Senior Chorus l, 2gG1rls' Glee Club 35 Drama Club 4g Tri-Hi-Y 1, 2g G.A A. lg Auto Club 3g Yearbook Club 45 junior 8: Senior Play Usherette 3, 4. BARBARA ANN HINDLE F H A 1 2 3 4 MaJorette 1 Seruor Chorus 1 2 G1rls Chorus 2 3 Dramat1cs 4 Semor Play 4 AutoClub3 Tr1 H1 Y1 F T A 4 THOMAS HOBSON Class Play 3 4 Class Presrdent l Band 1 2 3 Class Secretary 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Mnced Chorus l 2 3 4 Future Teach ers of America 4 Modemalres 3 4 Orchestra JAMES PAUL HOLOWACH fln Edmboro for flrst 3 years J Football 1 2 3 Golf 2 3 Class Secretary 2 Class Presldent 4 Pltchfork Reporter 4 Class Play Bus1ness Manager 4 ,uv- 'UN fb v 911- 1 but 'N-I -w 15 JW 475 if '17 1 in ' - - . 1 1 1 I l . y y s ' ' , 9 ' 3 ' f 3 9 '- '- 3 . . . . - , 1 ' 3 , , 9 S D i Y I ! 1 I I - ! 7 I S - . 14-IW X I 1 1 X I .j' :B.A.A. 1. 4, 7 ' ' 9 , , , , f 4: , 1 5 ' S ' S ' V 40,11 V, ' V IT S. v . D ' . . . , 2. t ., ffm ,.,,,,, 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 MN? ,N , : 9 . 'A ' 1 ' 0 ff! 0 .QQ I r N f , . . - 1 1 1 . ' I 1 I I A ' I N ff l ' 1 1 1 1 X I A X' a s . - 1 1 ' X Mfg -, 5, - - - 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 ' x S 3 . 3 , , 1 . 1 1, ,3. ' . 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RONALD MATELOCK H1 Y 2 3 Photo Treasurer 3 4 Art 4 Football 4 Radio 1 2 F F A 1 Stage Crew3 4 Sports man Club 2 Projection Club 3 VINCENT MEHALKO Science Club 2 3 H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Dramatics 4 F T A Club 4 Auto Club 3 Literary 2 Math Club 3 Stage Mgr 3 4 President of 10 C 2 Sportsman Club 2 3 BARBARA MOYER Dramaucs 1 Class Play 3 4 Majorette Club 3 4 G A A 2 3 P1tchfork 4 Chorus 3 4 Auto Club l 2 Dance Club 2 3 DOROTHY LOU PETERMAN FHA l234Resonator234YFC 2 3 Tri Hi Y 1 2 3 junior Class Usherette 3 Recreat1on Club 4 Literary Club 2 Dra.mat1cs 4 AutoClub3 G A A 2 'UW 6, YA'--nf 'If gun, 'if ' snuff' Q03 'IU' ?' sf ,Q aim' CARL SMITH H1 Y 1 2 3 4 Sportsman Club 3 Sclence Club 123 BAA 12 ShopClubl234Class President 2 BARBARA JEAN SMITH F H A 2 3 4 Majorette 3 4 G1rls Treble Glee Club 3 Ir H1 Chorus l Class Play Usherette 3 4 Y F C 3 LUELLA MAE STAFFORD F H A l 2 3 4 Resonator2 3 4 Auto Club 3 Y F C 3 JUIIIOI' H1gh Chorus l Tr1 H1 Y 1 Lltefafllfe 2 Dramatlcs 4 jumor Class Usher ette 3 F H A H1stor1a11 and Reporter 4 Dance Club 3 Recreat1on Club 4 G A A 3 SHIRLEY ST EARNS Bandl 2 3 4 Orchestral 2 3 Tr1 H1 Y3 Art Club Pres1dent 4 JEANNETTE MARIE SHEARER Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra 1 2 3 Chorus 2 3 4 G1f1S Treble Glee Club 2 Operetta Prompter 2 Operetta Make up Commntee 3 Resonator 1 Sen1or Play Usherette Semor Class Play 4 Tn H1 Y l 4 Photo Club Treasurer 1 2 Dance Club 2 3 Prtchfork 3 4 MARGIE SHIPLEY Chorus23 4 Tr1H1Y23 4 FHA Pltchfork 4 Play 4 Majorette l 2 VIVIAN SHORTS A 2 3 4 G A A l Ar Trl H1 Y l Yearbook 2 Photo 2 Grrls Glee Club 3 Df8.UlaI1CS 4 Play Prompter 3 4 Usher ette 3 JAMES ARDELL SI LVERTHORN F F A l 2 3 4 ReporterforF F A 3 Pres 1dent for F F A 4 Rad1O Club 1 Sportsman Club 2 3 Projectlon 4 Auto Club 3 Math Club ljj. 76- ,J-ti Qi as W' 1 .1 1 1 1 Q , 1 1 v s 2 l ' 5 11 1 ' ' 3 3 . 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BILL VAN MATRE Basketball l 2 3 4' Mixed Chorus 2 3 4' Or- chestra l 2' Band 1 2 3 4' Band Major 3 ' Baseball 3 4' Pitchfork 4' Senior Hi-Y 3' Class President 2' Boys Chorus 3' Jr. B.A.A. l' Class Play 3 4' Student Council l . HELEN ELAINE ST. JOHN Art Club 1, 2, 3g Auto Club 2, 3QT1'i-Hi-Y 1,2, 3 4' Pitchfork 4' Yearbook 4' G A A 1 JIM STONE Modernaires 2 3 4 Glee Club l 2 3 Operetta 2 3 4 Baseball 3 4 Football 4 H1 Y Chaplaln 4 H1Y1 3 4 M1xedChorus1 234 Bandl 234OrchestIa23YFC 23 STANLEY STYBORSKI ootball 3 4 Sportsman Club 2 3 F F A 2 3 4 Sc1enceC1ubl B AA 2 3 DAISY TERRELL Tri I-lr Y 1 Photography Club l Semor Band Majorette l 2 3 4 Majorette Club l 2 3 4 F H A l 2 3 4 Class Secretary 3 Class Play 3 Chorus 2 3 4 Girls Chorus 1 Operetta 2 3 4r s ff' 'kr-zd' Mid? .ruff I' WAYNE WILCOX F F A l 23 4 SportsmanClub2 3 BAA 2 3 Varsrty C Club 4 Radio Club 1 Football 4 NORMAN WINNALE Hi Y l 2 3 4 Model Alrplane Club 2 SCICHCC Club l 2 Sportsman Club 3 VIOLA WINSOR jr Play Play Usherette 4 Resonator 4 Pitch fork 4' G A A l 2 3 4' Secretary Treasurer 2 Class Secretary 3 4' junior Tri-Hi-Yl' Chorus 2 1' Girls Glee Club 3' Operetta 2 3' Major- ette Club 1 2 3 4' Pres. 4' Captain 3 4' Ma- jorette l 2 3 4' Volleyball Team 3' Dance Club 3 . PHILIP WOODRING Hi-Y 2 3' Auto 3' Sportsman 2 3' Dramatics 4' Football 4. JUNE EILEEN WATSON Ir. Tri-Hi-Y, Treasurer lg Cheerleader lg Auto Club 2, 35 Mixed Chorus 2, 3, 43 F .H.A. Club, Vice President 4, Treasurer 2, 2, 3, 4, State F . H.A. Treasurer 33 Modemaires 23 Usherette 3, 4 Y F C 3 jr Chorus Presrdent 1 Major ette l P1tchfork 2 Student COUHC11 2 3 F T A JAMES DALLAS WEYMAN F F A 1 2 3 4 Projectlon Club3 4 Math Club 2 Radlo Club l Auto Club 3 ROBERT WHITE H1 Yl 2 3 4 ArtClub4 PhotoClub2 3 Pro Jectron Club 2 3 Scrence Club l Baseball 4 ROGER W WHITE F A 1 2 3 Edmboro Vrce Presldent 3 A VICE Presrdent 2 -1'-as mpg, ii 5,- J 1-was-y MH! 5 'av' 'YP vw If-'X hw MK f 4 ps gf if ff fm-JM. -ES 'Q -N-er MARY MOLLY WRIGHT Mixed Chorus 2 Girls Glee Club 2 3 Auto Club 2 3 Pitchfork 4 Trl Hi Y 2 3 4 Vice Presrdent Tri Ph Y jr Trl H1 Y Vice Pres ident Publication 4 Usherette of Class Play 3 4 Usherette for Baccalaureate 3 PHYLLIS MARIE WYKOFF Band 1 2 3 4 Orchestra l 2 3 Pltchfork 1 2 3 Feature Edltor 4 Producuon Edltor Pubhcation Subscnptxon Editor 4 jumor Class Play Senlor Class Play Y F C 2 3 GIIIS Treble Glee 2 Fmance Committee 4 DUANE ZWALD Photo 2 Hi Y 2 3 Auto Club 3 Sportsman Club 3 PIOJCCIIOHS 2 Dramauc 4 X451 SS 'ww xf 1, 1-5 K' ZX 9 Z Z- - Rf J v 55 'Q vu-1 1'-5: P ' 'Y -3' 'r ? i d -531 452522 s Ea-+3 ' ' lVL,llZ14fXI YK EYL3. phi lg S I-4' Q? 4 --fd Q -S if S' 4 I: , -V-:gl U--Y -, , 4' 5 1:32. .x!?'.. 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C 761W - , W 7 W ' at ' f -' Q 5 f Y I C , , 4, 4 .7k y 25 About The Seniors NAME NICKNAME USUALLY FOUND ILL MISS AMBITIONS Dale Adams Arthur Allen Francrs Ball Rrchard Ball Vemon Ball Philip Bideaux Wllham Br1nk Robert Brown Richard Caldwell Ronald Caldwell Ronald Carrrer W11ha.m Chapman John Corkm Barbara Cykoskr Eugene Davenport Carole Davls Lrlhan Davls Ohve Davrs George Donachy Donald Dunton Margaret Frtch Doris Freeman Vxrgmra Flaugh John Gatzy Elhs Gerow Nerl Glenn Phyllls Good W1LL1arn Green Lo1s Grrffrths Slurley Grove Ronald Heald Shrrley Herman Barbara Hmdle Peg Leg Frank Rocky ull Bead Rmk Dmk Bob Dick Ron Ron am Cork Bunny Gene Clung Ching Curley Donkey Long Legs Maggie Dody Gmger Gate s Groke Sunshine Phr Tunk Specks Slurl Ronnie Tuffle Lumbaga Meadv11le Most Everytlung Hunting Huntmg By Myself Woodcock At Jays At Dancehalls Park Hardware Harry s On McClellan Street Wrth Cork M111 Vrllage R1vers1de At Home Around Around In bed sleepmg Wlth L1ll At home with Jim Around Somewhere Waterford Meadvllle Home Mosrertown At home In john s ar Whrstle Stop Skating W1th Mousey 26 Mrss Adams Band Shop Class Shop Class MISS Kelly s Book Reports The cook crew Rarsmg Heck Football Sleeping rn Class Football Everything MBIIOH TUCC1 Sports The other kids Basketball Games All the k1ds Gym Class Chorus The krds Home Ec 81 F H F H A Everythmg The cool crew Jughead Mr Lucia My Frrends Nothmg The k1ds Mr jones and the 12 C k1ds Uncle julrus The krds Mert s Jokes Mechanrc Darryman Welder Tool 81 D1e Maker 101.11 the Navy Move to Colorado Get out of school Hard to tell Hard to tell Anything Minister B1t Trme Farmer Get R1Ch Successful Career jom the Marmes Doctor Teacher Deep Sea DIVCI Farmrng Nur se and Housewlfe Nur se and Housewrfe A success Bio Chemlst Be A Millionalre Electronics Sell Cars Veterrnanan Be HaPPY Housewlfe or nurse 10111 the Navy Nurse Leave Cambndge I YI ll ' ' ' llArtll ' ' ' If If ' ' IIB II ' I ' . . ,, . ya- . ,, . . 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' ll ll ' ' ' - ll ll ' u ll ll ' I ' About The Semors NAME NICKNAME USUALLY FOUND I LL MISS ANIBITION Thomas Hobson James Holowach Richard Hotchkiss Charles Hammond Roger Koseff Betty Lew1s Dolores Liggett Russell Looney Ronald Matelock Vmcent Mehalko Barbara Moyer Dorothy Peterman Marion Phillips Richard Runnels Glenn Rust Elsie Schlosser Jeannette Shearer V1V18.D Shorts james Silverthom Carl Smlth jean Smith Luella Stafford Shirley Stearns james Stone Stanley Styborski Helen St john Daisy Terrill Betty Thayer Joseph Tucci George Uhlman Willxam Van Matre june Watson Gunner m Hotch Chuck Roger Red De Speed Mat Vince Barb Snookie Dick Champ Es s Jeannie Mousey 1m Smitty ean Annie Shirl F 1 sh Stud Helen Daye Bets Runt George B1 Sunslune Lucy s Place Home on the farm At Home Canadohta Lake Arotmd With Carl At School The off1ce Around Home We stem Hemisphere About Anyplace At Home Around Riverside Depends on season H1ther St Yon W1th The Gang W1th Lumbago W1th Doris Everywhere At Home At Home With the gang Cochranton Any Place Most Anywhere With Clint W1th the gang Venango Cottages Meadville Northwest Pa With Duane 27 A Sophomore The cool crew Football Chemistry Class Skm Top Fun at School Mr Jones and the fudge part1es Physlcs Class Physics Class The cool crew Mr jones and the fudge parties The Kids Mr Jones Music Department Tribune Sport Section The Kids and Mr jones My mixed up schedule Music Class Meetings Ag Class Sports Majorette Club Lunch Hour The Kids The Gym Football Mr jones Classes Home Ec Class Mr jones and the kids at school Basketball Mlss Adams The cool crew Gym Class Good American Be a Mlllionarre Farmer Electrician Join the Navy Make a good housewife Secretary Stock Car Driver Engineer Philantropist To make a mrlhon dollars Nurse Secretary Engmeer College fMaybeJ What s That Mrs Shearer Get a Milhon Dollars Successful Farmer Electrician Nurse Beautician and Nurse Housewife No Ambition Travel Keep Busy Get Married Receptionrst buyer Farmer Farmer Contortionist Nurse lCont1nue dl I .Ui .. . . .. .. 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Written By fcontinuedfromPg.23J ABOUT THE SENIORS NAME NICKNAME USUALLY FOUND I LL MISS AMBITI ON James Weyman Robert White Roger White Wayne Wilcox Norman Winnale V1ola Wrnsor Phyllis Wykoff Mary Wright Ph111p Woodrmg Duane Zwald , im, 'Bob' Rodge Cox Normal Phyl Mary Woody Lightning Around Skating Rink Cambridge Waterford Huntmg Wlth Bob Any place Most Anywhere Anywhere Moisertown Mr. Russell Shop Class Edinboro jughead My Classmates Mr Jones Commerclal gang Mr Jones Class Loafing Loafing Successful Farmer Hard to tell Carpenter Get R1Ch Conservatxonrst Secretary Teach Commercial Housewtfe Bookkeeper Bookkeeper james Holowach Dor1s Freeman V1ola Winsor History ol the Class of 54 N a rainy September mornmg 1942 a group of eager happy darlings started on their road of knowledge under the care of Miss DeVore Among them were B111 Van Matre James Stone Ronald Caldwell Richard Ball Richard Caldwell Virginia Flaugh Ne1l Glenn R1chard Rtmnels Phyllis Wykoff Jeannette Shearer Shirley Stearns Norman Wmnale and Barbara Moyer A year later a little less eager but just as happy we advanced down the hall to Miss Harned where we lost B111 Van Matre and gamed Phillip Woodrmg and Margaret Fitch We then crossed the hall to be with Mrs Conroe and were Jomed by Francis Ball Betty Thayer Barbara Cykoskl and Vernon Ball Tommy Hobson and B1ll Green and lost Vernon Ball The following year Mrs Darrow sent us to Mrs Van Alstyne Here we gained john Gatzy The next September we were the B1g Shots of the grade school buildlng Here we had Miss Rubner glllde us B111 Van Matre and Betty LEWIS jomed us By September 1948 they decided to send us over to the big brick building Here our class was greatly increased in number by the addition of the rural kids Our homeroom teacher was Mrs Smith When we returned to start our elghth year we fotmd a big change had been made Mr Prrndle had re signed and Dr Kopp had come to take his place Also the building had been remodeled to accommodate the increasing enrollment This year the boys occupied the Ag room with Mr Russell as homeroom teacher and the girls were in the Home Ec room with MISS McDan1els as teacher We were now Freshmen and were divided mto three general courses wrth Mrs Groves Mr Darcangelo and Mr Groves as homeroom teachers The next year we had as homeroom teachers Mr Stearns Mrs DeFede and Mr St john Our next year was spent with Miss Kelly and Miss Adams We presented our Junlor play Finders Creepers and sponsored the a.nnual jr Sr prom 1n the new high school gym When we came back to school rn the fall of 1953 there again was a change Dr Kopp had left and Mr Butler had taken h1s place and wonder of wonders we entered our new JO11'lf Area High School building Our homeroom teachers were Mr jones Miss Cousins and Mr Steams We shall soon be leaving but we shall never forget our years at Cambrxdge High School 28 . J . . . ..Vi.. . u ' ll ll ' ' 7 0 ' ' , , , ' ' 3 l 9 I ! - I Y I n 3 - . I . 3 . n I . . h I 2 By the next year we had really grown up, so they sent us upstairs to Mrs. Darrow. There we gained ,, . ,, . . . . to . y I . . . . , . , . . . . . ' Y t , . , . . . . ,,, . - ' . . I I - n n l ' , . . , . . . I . . t q.g ESO 1110 'L O. ,g. '1-11' -- 'fb . -h-A-- Our gymnasium is perhaps the best in the county. For this Conneaut R. Lake game the seats were to capacity. 1 -'lr----- . z V.,- Ihe boys leam industrial arts under thc dircc tion of Mr. Louis De I ede in this well equipped shop. One of the highlights of the year s music activities was the combined concert of the Cambridge Springs, Cochranton and Wesleyville bands. K Mr. George Menser is shown directing the combined groups while the Cambridge Springs majorettes perform. ..,-.. f l 's'4 ' A., I . Q . .I If yr- ,Q 5 V G x. 1 19 Q '. ,ox v Y I ,A-.M 3. 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'12 'Q . .x 29 The Class Helen St john leaves her shorthand book to Wrlma Watson Dale Adams leaves lus place rn Mrss Adams Englrsh class to some lucky Junror Billy Brrnk leaves hrs devrlrshness to Harry Bowersox B111 Chapman leaves lus grggle to Marran Tuccr john Corkhn leaves hrs football playrng to jim Tobrn Eugene Davenport leaves lus love for grrls to Brlly Labonoskr Lrlhan Davrs leaves her seat rn Mr Steams home room to Max F errrs Donald Dunton leaves to see Uncle Sam Margaret Frtch leaves her abrlrty rn studies to Loa Landers Dorrs Freeman leaves to he a nurse Ellrs Gerow leaves hrs class rrng to Darlene Myers Lors Grrffrtlrs leaves her seat m Democracy class to Ivan Terrrll Roland Heald leaves hrs parkrng place to some lucky HOT ROD Shirley Herman leaves her skatrng abrlrty to Emma Gene Moffatt Barbara Hrndle leaves her talkrng rn Enghsh class to Mary Alrce Styborskr Drck Hotchkrss leaves hrs seat rn Hrstory class to Robert Amy Roger Koseff leaves hrs playrng hooky from school to some lucky Junror Betty Lewrs leaves for Carl Unger Dorothy Peterman leaves wrth her drploma Vrvran Shorts leaves to go to Edrnboro College Jrm Srlverthom leaves wrtlr Dorrs Freeman Jean Smrth leaves her long harr to Glorra Waclawrk Luella Stafford leaves her 90 per drrvrng to some lucky Jtmror Stan Styborskr leaves lus rrght tackle posrtron rn foot ball to someone who can frll rt Darsy Terrrll leaves her Apple Pan Dowdy abrlrty to Mary Lou Greenlee Joe Tuccr leaves to see hrs grrl rn Prttsburgh George Uhlman leaves hrs wrse cracks rn Ag class to Calvin Caldwell June Watson leaves her seat on the bus to Drckwerdner Jrm Weyrnan rs just happy to leave Roger Whrte leaves for Edrnboro Wayne Wrlcox leaves hrs talkrng m class to someone that lrkes to talk Olrve Davrs leaves orders to leave hands off Buzzy Barbara Moyer leaves strll wrse crackrng Vrola Wrnsor leaves her drmples to Peggy Moon Dolores Lrggett leaves happy wrth one year at C H S Duane Zwald leaves hrs abrhty rn Hrstory class Phyllrs Wykoff leaves the Prtchfork Joh to some lucky Jrurror W111 of 54 Mary Wright leaves for Don Slurley Grove leaves to be wrth john Elsre Schlosser leaves but takes the memorres wrth er Betty Thayer takes her chattrng to leave Mr jones m peace Phyllis Good leaves wrtlr memorres but happy Margie Shrpley leaves wrth memorres but glad Phrlip Woodrrng just leaves MAYBE! Arthur Allen leaves hrs trumpet to Sonny Wise Rrchard Ball leaves to take a steady Job at the Rrver srde Golf Course Francrs Ball leaves hrs huntrng abrlrty to Max Racop Russell Looney just leaves Vrncent Mehalko leaves lus sense of humor to Chuck Stone Phrhp Bideaux leaves to take a full trme Job Neil Glenn leaves hrs herght to the two Amy brothers Brll Van Matre leaves hrs talkrng in French class to Ronald Benedrct Carole Davrs leaves her vorce to anyone who wants rt Glenn Rust leaves hrs manly charm to John Grrffrths Robert Brown leaves hrs burld to Chuck Sherred james Holowach leaves hrs good looks to Ron Wrlcox john Gatzy leaves hrs theory of dehydrated prunes to jrm Thomas Rrchard Runnels leaves to become a professronal bell Shrrley Stearns leaves to go to State College Vrrgrnia Flaugh leaves her personalrty to Karen Coch an Ron Carrrer leaves hrs turtle neck sweater to LOIS Rrght Carl Smrth leaves lus interest rn sports to Guy Hen drickson Norman Wrnnale leaves to become a professronal wrestler Ron Matelock leaves lus quret ways to Drck Kussrn Charles Hammond leaves hrs sohd geometry to Walt Tucker Robert Wlute leaves to become a professronal skater Rrchard Caldwell leaves hrs Wrld West Stories to Larry McDuff Brll Green leaves to study up on hrs hunting laws Barbara Cykoskr leaves to frnd the school books she lost jearmette Shearer leaves to become the other half of a parr of Shearers James Stone leaves salted herrings to Bob Mrtchell Tom Hobson leaves hoprng Lucy wrll wart Ronald Caldwell leaves hrs long rrms m football to Elmer Zrlhaver Marron Phrlhps leaves her chattermg to Emma Gene Moffatt 30 ' 9 ' ' . h . - 1 .. . . ' . , l I ' - hop. .' ' f v . . ' r ' ' ' ll ll . H . Semor Who s Who 401 'T' 'rv -anx- Front Row Vmcent Mehalko most humorous Shrrley Grove most dxgnrfred John Gatzy boy most lxkely to succeed Phyllrs Wykoff grrl most llkely to succeed 11m Holowach best boy dancer Glnger Flaugh best girl dancer and musrclan Back Row Dons Freeman Jrm Srlverthorn most pleasmg couple Barbara Moyer most devrhsh B111 Van Matte best boy mustcxan Betty Thayer best actress Tom Hobson best personallty best boy athlete June Watson best gul athlete Iune Watson and Duane Zwald most popular couple absent when prcture was taken George Donachy best actor Semor Kmg ueen and Court 9. 7 f I 7 K tx mn ,hw r 71' , , , f. 4' I ix X . Queen - Barbara Cykoskig King - Tom Hobsong Court - Virginia Flaugh, June Watson, Betty Thayer, Bill Green, Jim Holo- wach, Stanley Styborski. 31 W WIFI Tootie! Stop biting Mr. Dodge! ff 3 L'--J saw? P s I ffl 3 E i 7, ,i an in 1' MEET ME IN ST. LOUIS Front Row: Jeannette Shearer, Ida, Betty Thayer, Mrs. Waughopg Barbara Moyer, Estherg Ginger Flaugh, Tootieg john Gatzy, Mr. Smith, Carole Davis, Mrs. Smith, Barbara Hindle, Agnes, Olive John. How Could you' Davis, Lucilleg Phyllis Wykoff, Rose. Back Row: Billy Van Matre, Long Phil Bideaux, Conductor, Arthur Allen, John, Tommy Hobson, Fred, George Donachy, Grandpa, Margie Shipley, Maidg Dick Runnels, Mr. Duffy, Vivian Shorts. Prompterg Bill Green, Mr. Dodgeg Dolores Liggett, Prompter. Spanish Dancers '7 Columbus discovered America? .A .Hg L 'p'J.' You might get fat. We want a Touchdovsm! N 1 so ,. I 4 d y, gb - . X T, How about 800 wallets? V'-Q Are you sur e that's the right answer? SINK IT!!! Waiting for chow! PC' :. , C is for the Christ Child. And they lived Happily 15 ever after. Semor Class Room ACEIVIIICS W HE Englrsh classroom IS one of our rdeal school s1tuat1ons for group dxscussrons ofproblems that concem group act1v1t1es and mterests of all youth Here under the dxrectron of M1ss Adams, the class of 12 A enloy and profxt from free panel dxscusslons of rherr problems and world affarrs '- EH Q-ll' ' 1' 1 In our partrcular class the frrst step IS the selectron and formulatron ofa real lrfe problem of sxgnrfrcance to the enure group rllustrated here rn the furst prcture by Francls Ball Rrchard Rur els and Carl Smrth il -T 1 - - 1 H Werghxng evrdence and suggesung solutxons IS shown by Irm Holowach hm Stone and Gm get Flaugh -V fr- 95--f p-A--00' - -sf-..1X! ry...- Developmg construcuve tlunkmg rn controversral sub1ects ts an rntegral part of mature personahues as shown by Mar Jorre Slupley B111 Green and Bob Brown f-nf v l A I... 1 Other panels such as Russell Looney Ron ald Caldwell and George Donachy use charts to rllustrate therr facts X' 'fi 1'9 - Y l x Vmce Mehalko John Garzy Phxl Brdeaux and Barbara Cykoslu show how to formulate Judgement concerrung world problems G t I y wlvllglq I 'N' '27 When the charrman opens the panel to the audlence questrons are rarsed and re ferred to iI1dl.V1dU31 members of the panel such as rn tlus prcture where Nell Glenn N, along wxth other members of hrs panel Ca rol Davrs and Art Allen are answerrng quesnons 'F- Shuley Stearns Jean Shearer and Glenn Rust rllustrate that lrsterung courteously and crxucally tlunlung rndependently and drawrng conclusrons are just a few of the expenences shared by everyone parucrpatmg ur a panel drscussron 33 Photos B Ronald Matelock g 0 I Q ,. 1. e B . j I ss F J Y ip . 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Xiu-'lv 'sf'-v QF' qv Qw- If Top Row I Sokac J Thomas Second Row B Tobm J Tobln M TUCCI W Tuck er G Waclawlk R Watson Thud Row W Watson R Weidner R Wxlcox R W11son L Wmsot H Wise Fourth Row D Wood nng E Zxlhaver W Zxlhaver Whos Who Martha McCullough john Gr1ff1ths C Stone M Styborskx A Smyers I Temll Best Boy 81 Gu'1 Mus1c1a.us 97 9 E' rs N E' gf-Q S-'r Most Humorous G1r1 Sr Boy Most Llkely to succeed Most D6V111Sh Most D1gmf1ed Chuck Stone Best Personahty Pat Emnck Best Boy 81 G1r1 Dancers Harry Foulkrod Max Ferns Best Boy Sz Gul Athletes . LOIS Rlglt Loa Landers Mary Alice Styborsk1 Ronnie Benedlct Ma.r1a.n TUCC1 JIIII Tobm Sppc Ruth Shoop d1dn t write those crazy poems Wanda Leslie d1dn t go skatlng at Waterford Wynlma Schlosser wasn t a whrz HI shorthand and bookkeepmg Marilyn Humes was the quiet shy type Ivan Ternll was named Mr America Bob Mitchell could read his shorthand lessons Gloria Waclawik didn t have an interest in a certain fellow on the hill Sandra Guttrldge d1dn t like a certain green two toned Ford Loxs Right didn t l1ke a certain trombone player Mary Ann Porter didn t hke to go square dancing Elame Campbell was the bold type Wylda Zllhaver becomes a famous ballet dancer Wllma Watson was marooned on an island with Rock Hudson Carolyn Kobel didn t always hung candy and cookres to school for Miss Kelly s classes Marian TUCCI was the Yankee right f1elder Phy1l1s Lemke was the srster of Dennis the Menace James Thomas was Cupid Russel Wxlson was a giant trapeze artist rn acircus Joseph Bonk was a frrst class wolf Carl Glance had Chuck Stone s mrscluevousness Loa Landers was a Judo instructor at the Y M C A Mary Newark wore dress size 54 Chuck Sherred was a second julrus La Rosa jim Tobm conducted the New York Phllharmonlc Harland Wise won the tltle Mr Amerlca Karen Cochran didn t have that grit of gab john Grrffxths didn t major 1n glrls ln hrgh school Brlly LabOHOWSk1 s car broke down III the m1ddle of the Sahara Desert Patty S1mms was tongue t1ed Walter Tucker decided to use the sky where there is room for hrs hotroddlng Dave Woodrmg dec1ded to go steady Jack Newell dec1ded to stay awake in school D1ck Bandley wore 4 lf2 slze shoes Chuck Stone came to school on t1me Andy Helmbreck didn t have blond curly hair Peter Mathews fell 1n love w1th Jane Russell Max Racop wore plard knlcker bockers Joyce Drake was a professlonal ballet dancer Darlene Myers came to school rn her bare feet w1th painted purple toe narls Straxght from Broadway Mali f Mrles Bausch was Pres1dent of the U S A Patty Emrlck wore false eyelashes hair and teeth Gary Helmbreck Judged a Most Beautlful Legs Con test Martha McCullough was married to Clark Gable Buzzy Saegar was a bigamist Mary Alice Styborski played opposite Tarzan in the movles Ronald Benedict was short and fat Ronald Wilcox could Jitterbug like jolm Gatzy Harry Foulkrod lmpersonated Father Devine Guy Hendrickson wasn t a four eyed book worm Dlck Weldner had dimples Walter Schled went steady with Marilyn Monroe Larry Mc Duff would be a blushing bachelor Harold Amy could keep hrs mouth shutl Wilmer Morton could get A s III Chem w1thoutJlmH Al Smyers was a great romeo Lawrence Baer didn t have Joy Lavem Baer didn t go to Meadvrlle Bemard Tobm got all failrng grades joe Boylan would leave M J alone in l'l1StOl'y john Sokac would run out of w1se cracks Peggy Moon could stay home on a Sat rught Emma Gene Moffat could keep her thoughts off Edinboro Koreen Houy could get to all of her classes on time Jean Groves got mto trouble rn class Margaret Lasher would have missed a football game Mary Lou Greenlee d1dn t have a specral seat in S H janxce Slverllng had blonde ha.1r Barbara Pardee d1dn t mxss the last year senror boys Mary Jane Baker could stay awake at least one day of class R1chard Watson d1dn t fight w1th Emma Gene Max Ferns didn t get along w1th M1ss Adams Elmer Zrlhaver d1dn t have that certarn Sr girl Robert Amy was 6 9 R1chard Kussm d1dn t get camed away with his laugh Le Roy Roswell drove a Cadrllac mstead of his Model Calv1n Caldwell was a second Rock Hudson Donald Henry d1dn t blush Tom Andrews got to school at 5 to nrne mstead of 5 after Bruce McDan1el froze wh1le he was gomg through some of hrs motrons Speedy typers Lorenzo Abbott climbed the flag pole. Lois Winsor had a D. A. hair cut. ' '. A. B r 1 , as V I -2 x f 'V L' - '- , 'ffkgj I-- I1 l X 39 uniors Looking Forward Ruth Shoop - to get married. Sandra Guttridge - those letters from across. Richard Bandley - to have better trap lines . Carl Glance - to graduate. Walter Scheid - see Steelers beat the Browns. Joyce Drake - becoming a year older. Joe Boylan - to get out of Ag. class. Mary J. Baker - a better year. Lavem Baer - to graduate. Lawrence Baer - not looking like Lavem. Tom Andrews - getting married. Robert Amy - not looking like Harold. Harold Amy - not looking like Robert. Calvin Caldwell - growing another foot. Max Ferris - Miss Adams getting hitched. Mary Lou Greenlee - getting married. jean Grove - graduation night. Don Henry - another farm show. Koreen Houy - catching a man. Dick Kussin - not cracking up. Margaret Lasher - everything. Bruce McDaniel - for a girl, looking. Larry McDuff - just to graduate. Emma Gene Moffatt - a better year with Nicky. Peggy Moon - a better year with Dick Kussin . Wilmer Morton - going to Saegertown. Barbara Pardee - Miss Kelly getting married. LeRoy Roswell - looking for A car. Janice Siverling - hoping to graduate. Ivan Sokac - not having trouble. Bemard Tobin - playing first string basketball. Dick Watson - better car. Lois Winsor - no more physicals. Elmer Zilhaver - to getting out with Phyllis. Al Smyers - getting a girl. Ivan Terrill - getting better grades. Robert Mitchell - better grades in shorthand. Wilma Watson - a better hand. Lois Right - letters from Bob jones University. Marilyn Hurnes - just to get out of here. TWP Come on Let s Dance We're finished Eating. What's you making, Boy? npr- l'll call th 55 if 9 0 52 40 Watch the birdie. Elaine Campbell - those Senior school dances. Mary Ann Porter - to hear Miss Kelly again. Wynima Schlosser - another year with Miss Kelly. Phyllis Lemke - my diploma. Wylda Zilhaver - last year of cheering. Gloria Waclawik - skipping cheering to go skating. Wanda Leslie - after the football games. Marion Tucci - growing six inches. Carolyn Kobel - sitting in a certain Senior's seat . Bill Labonowski - nothing. Patty Emrick - to get my drivers license. Jack Newell - star linernen on football team. Karen Cochran - see Yankees win the pennant. Joe Bonk - see the Browns win the championship. Mary Newark - a new pair of roller skates . jim Thomas - heaviest linesmen on the team. Mary Alice Styborski - Captain of the Cheerleaders Max Racop - more food for lunch. Charles Stone - to get along with Miss Adams. Richard Weidner - to get a l2 point buck. Charles Sherred - see the Indians beat the Yankees Ronald Wilcox - see Cambridge win THE Class B Championship . Elwin Saeger - a new car. Lorenzo Abbott - to sell one of his cars. Miles Bausch - to get his diploma. Darlene Myers - just looking forward. Patty Simms - to get a new flute. Walter Tucker - a new tympani for the band. Harry Foulkrod - to receive his father's car. David Woodring - get that new deer rifle . Russell Wilson - to get to Boston again. Martha McCullough - better times in French. Loa Landers - seeing more of Dave. Harland Wise - to learn how to ice skate. Ronald Benedict - Captain of Basketball tearn Guy Hendrickson - a new case for his tuba. Pete Mathews - a better duck season. john Griffiths - a new trumpet. jim Tobin - Captain of Football team. 3 Boun C. Rock C anctlla Andrews Yenny Shoop Doctor Green 1 SN dit ik- 'cw sr Schryver Dean Phrlhps Wykoff Frew Hecker Hart Q 55. NC' s... 'his 'Ani fx I 4 57 ...A 3 vs X q-f X ,Lax J, g aff. av C, I I 'W7' auf- sr if' Tv, V N. ..l .- fr' 4? ss, QI rf.. it... f 'K U' is. 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A 1 H 'K Y K 'A Ri .-YV5 ,X , 155415 Z , Q' ng.. -, 1 .QL A ' 7 1 ' ' ,Q ' f 'E Mer- ph w Just start it and stand back. Extra money at Chnstmas How is it going, Darlene? Catsup or Mustard' Tr To P1ctu1'c Valerie Coulter as a moron in Sing Sing Janice Stine bemg a lady wrestler Rita Wilcox being shy 111 Miss Kelly s class Lucrlle Holowach not gomg steady Juha Rambo dnvlng Benny s new Mercury Karen Rust going steady with a mrdget Bemadme Hecker not wrmng to the Army Pat Charnberlam tallung all the ume 1n class Kathleen Tuttle not hatmg school Chrisune Lawrence being a music teacher jane Hecker getting bad marks Prudence Bryant not l.l.kl.l'1g a certam 10 A boy Pat Moore as a dummy Gerald1ne Smlth w1nn1ng the t1tle M1ss Pennsylvania John Morns w1thout hrs brlght 1deas m every class Rlchard Shorts not weanng Valene s r1ng Leonard Emlg not bemg able to play his accordlon Charles Plull1ps bemg the no1s1est one Ln the class Kenny Wilmoth not malung w1se cracks Ln M1ss Kelly s class Robert Lew1s bemg an angel l.l'l every class Al Cancllla not sk1ppmg school to go htmung Larry Schryver not bemg able to play basketball David Brown havlng hrs assrgnments done on mme Lynn Stemhoff not W1'1U.I1g to a certaln g1rl III Edmboro George Ball chasmg the grrls Ralph Hotz as a great slnger Gary Caldwell as a professor at Harvard David McDanne1 not bemg lazy B1ll Kmght w1thout hls laugh Tom Wareham bemg a prxest Warren Reagles w1thout hrs drums Corydon Hltchcock as a guard at Alcatraz jrm Merchant as a gangster Ed Frew golng w1th Betty Grable Charlotte Brmk W1l'.l'l a D A halrcut Grace Croushore wrmng a book How to Marry a M1111ona1re Grace Durasa as a b1g game hunter Ln Afnca Rosahe Kleckner owmng an Itahan restaurant as a mam d.1Sh plzza Betty Rock as a bleached blond Slurley Simcheck as Queen of the Hot Rodders Daisy Smith as a lady wrestler on T V lean Smith riding bareback in a rodeo with Tex Lo1s Miller being the quietest one in class Margaret Wright taldng Mary Hartllne s place on Super Circus Shirley Tingley as the second Einstein Sue Wykoff without jlrn Betty Green as Max on Mllton Berle s show Kathylene Mosier as a parachute Jumper Betty Peterman posing for Esqu1re Calendars Ralphene Shoop as the first person to set foot on Mars Darleen Watson as Queen of England Harold Baer trying to sell refrigeration to the Esklmos Robert Baldwm as Mr Wlzard on telev1s1on Harry Bowersox bemg 4 ft 4 m instead of 6 ft 3 Lloyd Coburn out 1n a f1e1d sowmg w1ld oats Rex Doctor as a m11l1ona.1re amst ID Paris Paul Hart as a concert v1ol.u11st Edgar Hlndle runnmg for Presldent of the Urnted States Ronald Hotchk1ss as J1m Thorpe CAll AIDBIICRH, Bob Newell as the second Jack Webb on Dragnet Karl Schlosser nding a bucking bronco at the biggest rodeo m U S Harold Smlth as the second Rudolph Valent1no Gerald Stafford talung Manlyn Monroe to the Mocambo rughtclub Wayne Wh1te with long blonde curly halr 11m Yenny playmg trddly wmks wrth M1ss Horak Walter Hall as a dent1st Richard Black as the wmner at the Indlanapolis Speed way A1166 Andrews a mldget slx foot n1ne Mary Lou Bulik leadmg cheerleader for the Cleveland Browns Lo1s Boone not havmg Texas on her mind Peggy Carr as a tlghtrope walker 1000 ft up Mary Ann Cupak as a bobby pm manufacturer Peggy Dean as a snake charrner III lnd1a Sharon Green owner of an all boy hockey team Flora Murray giving 1 to 2 hour speeches 1n front of the Whlte House Kathleen Tuttle Ralphene Shoop Mary Lou Buhk Sophomore Who s Who Most Digmfled Karen Rust Best Dancer Sue Wykoff Larry Schryver Dave Brown Valerie Coulter Best Athlete Best Musician Peggy Dean Larry Schryver Most Humorous Sue Wykoff jun Yenny Most Popular Couple Most Pleasing Personality Dave Brown Mary Lou Bulik Most Likely to Succeed Richard Wllkms Most Devilish 11m Yenny Dave Brown Rich?-fd Wilkins tslkillgflu the time in Class- Richard Williams as a Fuller Brush salesman. - .. 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B Wyatt I Zxlhaver I Chaklos M Smnh R Fxlegar Wxnsor F Gu Rexford C Ball K Hemirxckson J Slayton D Rafferty A Relbel Brown Class W And hide Red R1d1ng Hood saxd to the bxg bad wolf 3 . 4 . hr X75-if lsn t ll Prettyo -filjb a 55+ iran can I m worn out .4v .4 I' I .E-5. Who won the case Was that the bell A' f i4What lf, Frank Grippe didn't like basketball. Kay Hendrickson didn't peroxide her hair. Steve Holowach didn't crack his corny jokes. Carol Illig didn't talk about Leonard. Carrol jones was always talking. Donald Kiser was ambitious . Philip Kleckner didn't own a rubber ba.nd. Peggy Long was Peggy Short. Dick Mikolay didn't blush. Larry Milk was 6 feet tall. Letha Morton wasn't born on the shortest day of the year. Elaine Mott wasn't a fan of Julius La Rosa. joe Ogressig had a GI haircut. Mary Louise Rexford wouldn't talk in Spanish class. ' jim Slayton didn't like food. Martha Smith didn't talk about jane. Toni Thomas was bashful. Harold Tumer was a blonde. Gale Wolfe wasn't always getting into trouble . Bobby Wyatt didn't notice every girl. Joan Luce didn't know someone in the army. Lorna Millett was the coach of our basketball team . Carolyn Moffatt didn't have her pretty black hair. Donna Rafferty wasn't so bashful, especially in music. Bertha St. John had eyes like Eddie Cantor. Judy Styborski did.n't know any ll-A boys. Martha Weidner was the only child in her family. Marion Willey didn't have a temper. Sylvia Wykoff was Mr. Sand's private secretary. Loretta Spanogle hadn't moved to Cambridge. joyce Zilhaver couldn't go skating at joyland and Waterford. Richard Rogers was a jackie Gleason. Carl Birchard wasn't brilliant. Dennis Borland had a sllngshot. Linda Bruha had short hair. Bob Bundy's name was Bob Bunny. Harrie Caldwell didn't laugh. John Chaklos failed science. Ronald Closky was thin and short. George Davis had his teeth. Ray Filegar had black hair. George Fitzpatrick weighed 200 pounds. Carl Fry was an angel. Kenneth Dine was a Lover Boy. Clifford Ball was a Perfume Boy. Betty Winsor didn't go out on Sat. night. Barbara Black didn't like English Class. Dora Brown ever had her homework. Alice Dean didn't know someone from Ohio. Joyce Emrick was a second Marilyn Monroe. Wanda Holland didn't have red hair. Delbert Coburn never liked girls. Leon Wilcox never cracked a joke . Melvin Burdick never chewed gum. Richard Boylan was a quiet soul. Richard Blakeslee was some football player. Howard Brown weighed 200 pounds. Robert Potts wasn't a nice kid. Merle Schlosser wasn't mixed up a little. Donald Uhlman was timid. Neil Doutt weighed 95 lbs. and was 4 ft. 8 in. Who's going to be the winner? What's going on here? z X 'N 'Ma Summer is here again The net must be too high. QQ -n S A gay time in the Cafeteria You re out of step what s that Mmm boy. food! Place Called? EUS, 7 two ang two .3 Merry Christmas! makes six ,I 'fu- C' 'X QVVN 45. 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Caldwell 50 Q19 5, Mo fan Haven Sherman Shepard Merchant Andrews Hreha sa. vu' Schlosser Mitchell Biernacki Winnale Whitbeck Porter Willis Ds QF' We -ii Brown Daniel Henry Sterlin Henry Boylan Boone 8 my N- M I XJR N l f J 3 X ..- mq Q S I Y :Q .1 First Row: R. Wilcox, J. Newell, D. Brown, B. Green, S. Styborski, R. Caldwell, J. Corklin, J. Holowach, J. Tobin, I. Rust, P. Woodring. Second Row: D. Hochkiss, R. Benedict, R. Bandley, L. Roswell, T. Andrews, L. Schryver, W. Morton, B. Labonowski, E. Zil- haver, J. Yenny, W. Wilcox, J. Stone, J. Thomas, R. Matelock, D. Woodring. Third Row: R. Hotchkiss, S. Holowach, A. Helmbreck, R. Kussin, G. Helmbreck, P, Mathews, W. Reagles, D. Henry, J. Mor- ris, D. Uhlman, T. Phillips, C. Glance. Fourth Row: Asst. Coach P. Kontor, I. Glenn, B. Wyatt, E. Hindle, R. Shorts, K. Wilmoth, A. Cancilla, G. Caldwell, R. Wil- liams, B. Newell, Asst. Coach L.N. DeFede, Coach T,B, Darcanglo. Football Team The Spirit of C, H, S, Football QCTHE action photo above taken by our high school photographer, Mr. j.R. Murray, shows an excel- - lent example of the Spirit of C.H.S. Football. The picture is that of our fullback jim Tobin cutting across left guard a.nd headed for open field with Edinboro's number 26, Danny McG1aughlin, hot on his trail. Left tackle Bill Green Qright forward, is taking on the job of two men as he blocks two of Edinboro'S boys out of the play. Left end jirn Holo wach fleft foregroundj throws a cross body block at Edinboro's safety man jerry Mosier. Dave Brown puts a good shoulder block on number 13, Don Egloff, of Edinboro. For the third consecutive year Cambridge Springs has won the Crawford County Class B Football Championship. The Meadville Buick Q3 leggedl trophy now has a permanent spot in our trophy case. Their season record of six wins and two losses has tied the 1952 team's record, and is hettered only by the team of 1950 with a six-one-one record. 52 C orklin L Half Wilcox R end 1- The always ready reserves More blocking practice Football CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 13 EDINBORO O The Blue Devils opened their season under the lights on the New Baird Field with a hang by defeating Edmboro 13 to 0 Scoring was done by I-lalfback john Corklin with a 65 yard run around left end Fullback Jim Tobm scored on a center plunge on Edinboro s 4 yard line john Corklin made the extra pomt CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 12 UNION CITY 21 Cambridge suffered its first defeat under the lights when Union City drove home with a victory of 21 to 12 The Blue Devils led at the end of the first half by 12 to 7 Quarterback Glen Rust heaved a 9 yard pass to John Corklin in the first period The try for the extra point failed Second to score was Union s full back Norm Troper completing a 20 yard pass to Bill Whittaker Springs Glen Rust came back with a 35 yard pass to jim Tobin who out ran Union s tacklers for a 20 yard sprint for T D number two for the Devils Union s other two T D s were from Quarterback Doug Barnes to left end Roland Extra pomts were scored by Norm Troyer of Union City CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 13 CONNEAUT VALLEY O The Blue Devils came back in their first league game on Baird Field with a victory over Conneaut Valley 13 to 0 F ullback jim Tobm cut over tackle for a 3 yard T D Halfback Ron Caldwell went off tackle 27 yards for the Blue Dev 11s second T D The extra point was made by Glen Rust clrclmg end when not being able to get off a dropkick Rust Quarterback Holowach L end Hotchkiss R. Half znhaver races hard Corkhn drwes on CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 7 FAIRVIEW 19 Fairview was the cause of Cambridge s second defeat by a score of 19 to 7 Fullback Don Brandon of Fairview tossed a 38 yard pass to right end Ken Traut on the 15 for a 53 yard scoring play. Traut scored the second T.D. by picking up Jim Tobin s fumble and running 60 yards for the score. The Blue Devil s Wayne Wilcox intercepted a pass on the 30 and carried it to the 15. Two plays later Ron Caldwell carried it over. Fairview s Brandon drove through center from the five for their third T .D. Extra points were made by Fairview s George Phillips and Spring s Glen Rust on a dropkick. 53 ,FJ-f Caldwell R. Half 2,2 wi'ifi'f:'2'Y Wllcox Center Tobm Fullback CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 7 WATERFORD 0 The Blue Devxls handed Waterford thelr flrst defeat of the year by a score of 7 to 0 The scormg was done by Halfback john Corklln who smashed over from the two yard llne The extra polnt was made by Glen Rust and h1s dropklck CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 25 SAEGERSTOWN 13 Cambrrdge Spnngs captured the Class B Grid Cup by defeatlng Saegerstown 25 to 13 Ron Caldwell played hrs best game of the season by scorrng three T D s The fourth was scored by john Corkhn Saegerstown s T D s were scored by a pass from fullback Glen Stewart to left half Ken Batton and later Stewart passed to B111 Pexffley for thelr second touchdown Extra pomts were made by Glen Rust and h1s CIIOpk1Ck for the Blue Devlls and for the Panthers It was Lee Hunter and h1s dropkrck CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 39 SUGAR GROVE O Cambrldge Sprlngs easlly won over Sugar Grove LIIIS season wlth a flnal score of 39 to O Thls was the frrst year the Blue Devlls were scheduled to play Sugar Grove Scorlng for Cambrldge was done by john Corklln who had three touchdowns Ron Cald well w1th two and second stung halfback jlm Yenny wrth one CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 38 ALBION 12 The Blue Devlls closed then' 1953 season wxth an easy vlctory over Albron Hlgh 38 to 12 Sprmgs back john Corklln jim Tobln and Ron Caldwell accounted for all the wmners scormg Both of Alblon s touchdowns were scored by passes from Quar terhack George johnson to rrght end Dlck Young Brown Guard Cofklin 1-uns hard. John gives a good stiff arm. 54 ' , 1 45' '- 1 7 A A ' A I-U I Y It M 9 'Q Coach explains 3 Play Practice makes perfect T1 J I - . 1 - I V A ', ' Q55 Q f . . ' . . . 43 . ,, fra - ' ' -,., 'Wifi' -, K A - A. -N, . ....4 'W .. g.. .. ,I fl .- .....-. 4-f J' X ,g ,.,, M ,W 5 .'A. . Green Tackle ,cy X 6 - Y.M H-- J a mgih,-W n , , . 'W r . M.. The Season's first starting lineup. Backfieldz R. Caldwell, G. Rust, J. Tobin, I. Corklin. Line: R. Wilcox, S. Styborski, I. Newell, D. Bandley, D. Brovsm, B. Green, J. Holowach. SIHE Blue Devils ended their '53 season with a record of six won and two lost. . The runners up for next season look very promising although we lose ten men V- gf-,hit by graduation. They are Glen Rust, Stan Styborski, jim Holowach, Ron Matelock, . -- - 5 ' l, John Corklin, Bill Green, Phil Woodring, Ron Caldwell, Wayne Wilcox and Dick - Hotchkiss. J. Newell Returning lettermen will be: Ron Wilcox, jim Tobin, Dave Brown, Wilmer R. Guard' Morton and Bob Lewis. A I it -ra :Q 54 'craig 9 ,,.. V M g I A9 4 ' - 1 4- 1 'P fl' S- 7 N 'H SA. l 4,6 if Wai Q Qs i f Q Yu' 2 I ' f ' 1 K1 T W f' V .r ef W A 5-- 'fT, 1 , Q4 .. ne: A-Q we 'H' -, ,, fr if-st Q, A 1' . - 'bf Ts4Z? S-if 53 lk? i . iff-fi, 41 ,.:,2'kittJ4 Styborski , Tackle Junior Varsity Strategy . Junior Varsity runs through a series of plays CNOR the first time, this year Cambridge High School organized a junior - Varsity Football squad headed by their coach Phil Kontor. They scheduled only two games this year which were both with the Albion , junior Varsity Squad. The jV's had a little tough luck both games. The first in V In wt , game score was 18-7 and the second game 27-7. S 'A ' ', Woodring, Center In the huddle. Coach Kontor lines them up. 55 uma ' Varsity Basketball Huhgon Jumps fo, me sho, It look- luke Benedx r 5 Coarh grver. rhem rr pup ulk Y ARSITX BASK ETB-XLL TE -NNI TucL1 prxasea Second Row P Brxeaux Va rs Dec Dec Dec Dec Duc Dec an an Front Row W Morton Mana cr B Var1Malre T Hobson R B ohm R Lewm L R0':.we W rry Basketball Sgoree, Q H 5 'L mcsvrlle Edmboro 'Albron an an a rr Wear sprrrrgfrem Feb mboro Alumnl Lxnesulle L Conngaul Lake 'Sanguswwn I sparmrrqbrrrp Feb Feb Fpb Feb Fab Feb Benedru G Rupr I Tucu C Stone Vlanager T1.v.ker L Sghryver J Tubm M Ferrra C H S 1.'Rarrao1p1r L Towrnrlle 'Corureaurwllc Conrmaul Lake L Sncgersmwn L'sparrarr5br1rg L Rarrdrrlprr wrbr sprrrrgfrrm L'lrAw11w1llL L Lomwaufwllln OPP Drrrrrru hrmrr grrrrrr. Lurrrrrrrs lrgrprrr parrru VARSIT Y pmsorx SL 'xlX1.f'-.RX 1 'HE Cambrxd L Sprrngw Blum Drvrlr ,unc-d rxrrrr sL:1sunofIw1Ll1 rhr 12.111 rrrurrrg agarrrsr Er1rrrb0rr1 arrrl Album .rrrr1 rhrrr wrrrr ripwrr rrr Amar ngarrrsr wrsr S rrngrrqa arm r-.rlrrrrwrp lhv. Alurrrrrr garrrr was fought vary .um rrrrr rm 2rrr1 half whprr rm frlrrmrrr rrrrr1 1rrr1 mr Var s1ry muk rhr lnad wr rlrrrppw rwrr rrrrrgh pm, rp Lrrrrrmlr and Lrrrrrrwrrr 1..r1rr om hrgh l1ghlol'thL mrsprr was the. sargrrsrpwn gam, p1ayrr1 rrrr rrpr pour! WL had rl iluw sur! and Lhn half ume -gun wrap bpm Lrsluwn 1 L H s 12 Lanxbrxrlgy rrraar .1 brrllrarrr rrrrrrrbark by r rmrrg mr .rp rr, z pprrrrs wllh 2 srwrrrls rp p1.ry just as mr garrrr Lrrdprs mrrr rar was frrrrlprs Hp rrru mp gamn v4 1-1 by rr-.rkrrrg bpm mr rnrpwx ln lhc flrir over ume Saeguzrluwn :Lund 2 fnlrl goals and 2 flu lhrowG whllt. Cambrld L sgured unn held goal and -I fren throws mrxk rrrg mp srprr on no e garrrr men ww rrrrrr srrrmrrr Drarrr wrrrrrr sapgrrrrrrwrr Murad thu frrbr mqrrr wrrrrrrrrg rhp parm We won our ncxl l aml.s wlihuut lou mmh lmublu 'lhen WL won .1 hard foughr garrrr wr Cunnedur waury .rrra urrrr arp perl rr11r lowes! pgunng ganxr. of me year rp rrrrrxr-fr.rrer1 Cprrrreaur Lak: I 42 -xrrpr Chalk up rwo more for Rusr Van Matte marks the spor 1 losmg agam lu Sacgerirown we easrly defeated Sparta and .rr Ran drrlph wr 1r.rr1 our hrghrsr ,wrt 11 -12 wr .mp rpppui WeirSpr1ng held and luwnv11lL Our fmal game was mr beat playul granu wuh .1 hard fought vruury our Currmaur Milky Thr: madn. our rerurd li wrrrq and I dufcars and prrrrra 11, mrra in me Cuanry cms B Lragur l1Lrlw1Lh Sargnrsruwn wrrh ri wma and 4105595 Tobu-1 mes a rough one Rust mes a hook sho: 1 V - - - , ,OPP, . . . -4 r 55 73 I 19 .15 75 -9 57 7-1 I I 26 ' .17 75 -11 cz ps I I 29 L, ' so aw - lv 1 ' vc os . Z L ' w 37 2 18 'Ld 71 1,1 .p as 54 12 ' 41 53 .Q ' 45 73 I - 9 52 46 I-12 ' 42 711 I 8, - is 51 . 16 Q 47 pw Snr 151- 1 2 O2 so ' W ' 1 34 31 rrrr. 13 . . 13,1 7: zo ' ' f as 01 1 .J a bang, Onglec. 4, lhvy dcfcarull Lxncsvrlle 73,-33, Thr-y kept W 1 . 4 umor H1 Basketball Mllchell ls bloeked K mee Crowd W0Lf dnbbles JUNIOR HIGH BASKETBALL TEAM F1legar mes a layup Acres B Hobson Manager Second Row K Pererson K Ermers C Blrchard G Wolfe M Tomko C Mort ie-A 2 E: .N- Flrst Row Mr DeFede Coach D Fxlegar G Wolfe j Powell D Sm1Lh K Peterson G 'Ih1rdRow B Lamb D Mead F Grxppe E Mlrchell K Ftlegar R Wyatt B Chnsrv IUNIOR l-llGH SEASON SUMMARY C HE Lxttle Blue Devxls had a hard t1me gettmg started and los! then Inst two games to Conneaut Lake and Saegertown After eastly defeanng Sparta rhey dropped games ro Randolph and Town vtlle Then wrth the ard of Fxlegar and C-nppe s sharpshoormg they topped Cunneaut Valley and Conneaur Lake They lost to Saegertown 1n a very dose and hard fought game Wtth Gnppe scorxng 20 pomts and Ftlepr l3 the Blue Devlls topped Sparta and rhen handed Randolph lts fxrst and only defeat Then after defeatmg Townwlle they lusr then lasr game to Conneaut Vallev Bv wmnmg 7 games and lnsmg 3 therr Crawford county Class B standmg was the same as the Vars1ry ned wlth Saegerrown for 3rd place Gnppe goes for another 1411 Basketball Swre: C H S Conneaut Lake 'Saegerstown Spanansburg ' Randolph Townvllle 'Cunneautvxlle 'Cunneaur Lake chnsry shoots Fxlegar marks the spot Feb Feb eb Feb Feb Mead shoots a foul Saezerstuwn ' Spartansburg Randolph 'Townv 1112 Conneaurv 11 le 'Denotes Home 5 I Games. Peterson mes for two more 1 , S . 4 4 Q 4:-Fw 1 ,F e , - ' 1 4 , , A 45' , ' N 5 S 4 of f .4 fi of 1 ' H J 13- I x My - ' E 5 If . - , . . E an, 5 41 Z7 an, 12 42 so an. li 13 44 Q1 an lg 35 25 an 26 41 35 an 29 23 32 y I I .- eb 2 - 31 42 , 5 so 27 4 f 19 46 F A 12 27 29 V 19 Z5 -to 213 - 35 33 1 V 1 Varsity Cheerleaders M., ' V, ' I . i ii 5 -. ' - Q 'Q W ' 5 Z 1241 f A 33 Y ilu' ' Q U , 5. , I , R J 2 4 i . f if 5 ' sf .1 , 1 0' wr 4 fa ag s W f W1 N Q Ir. High Cheerleaders 4 A 5 in as A014424 V J. Luce. K- Hendrickson. J. Zilhaver, S. Brindle, I. Stearns. I. Klandatos 58 xi 'E 1 G 1. S .7 Q K! ' If L X X , , -vi 951 ff'J,f ., 4 j f- 1 gflv ,A 1 'K sl I fi-X I 5 M! ' 41,111 First Row, Left to Right: C. Henry, B. Leonhart, C. Smith, A. Tucci, J. Kopp, B. Van Matre. Second Row: Coach T.B. Darcangelo, 1. Lewis, J. Stone, L. Bunting, G. Rust, P. Bideaux. Third Row: B. Watson, B. Brown, L. Mc Duff, T. Hobson, B. Abel. Varsity Baseball SUMMARY ACI' HE 1953 baseball season proved to be a very fruitful one as far as Cambridge Springs was concemed. . They finished their season with a 4 win, 0 loss record. We will lose nine men by graduation or inel- igibility. These men are Bob Watson, Bob Brown, Bob Abel, jerry Lewis, Lanny Bunting, Clinton Henry, Bob Leonhart, Albert Tucci, jack Kopp. Retuming lettermen will be Larry McDuff, Tom Hobson, Glenn Rust. STARTING LIN EUP First Base-T. Hobson Center Field-C. Henry Second Base-B. Watson Right Field-B. Abel Third Base-A.Tucci Catcher-L. Bunting Shortstop-L. McDuff Pitcher-J. Lewis Left Field-j. Kopp , flBl!l!l! It ,ar 5 4 T' as E 9 ' . 97' , , GAMES ' I -' 'A 'CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 18 RANDOLPH 0 N 'CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 9 SAEGERSTOWN 8 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 23 SAEGERSTOWN 0 , L. ' CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 11 RANDOLPH 2 ' ' ' ' ' ' N ' Denotes home Games Bunting Caught off guard! Tom Hobson Rounding Third 59 .. i- ' xv 4' mV - ATHLETICS 9 raw Cambndge Spmr in Off we W-.mm 3- W Q' -pi f 'f2 '1Z M 'A gfiww awww we aw eww Hrgh sau 111 break your arm 5 ? S gm ,As tg 521 3 34 ' f' My E Swxsh PBY Games Over ,Lx Luc Runs 4 9 Auxruaxq Where s the bucket 5-oozball Queen and Conn Phe coaches at play Blow Bob Brown B111 Green Loa Landers Iohn Skxrts WN but Llne l MM XVI7' Q, . I II W .2 U 6 Q 3 0 'T' 4 6 U1 W Y I f Student Council sgg M. 5 .Ion-L, iz eh 1 5 ,5 ,, Ann, f'-, ,I ', Front Row: M. Ferris, M. Tucci, L. Right, S. Wykoff, S. Baker, P. Good, D. Freeman, G. Gage, B. Kolin, S. Brindle, R. Carrier. Second Row: J. Rexford, D. Sundean, Mr. Groves, Advisor, L. Schryver, R. Filegar, R. Caldwell, I. Tobin, L. Mc Duff, R. Crook. fPres. R. Carrier: V. Pres. M. Ferris: Sec. L. Right.J Library Club .,, 'ea - as nz oo 4? KU 1? YQJ 45X 3-ii 0 P ..J..., S First Row: C. Brink, M. Newark, E. Mott, C. Jones, J. Luce, K. Hendrickson, E. Moffatt, M. Weidner, C. Moffatt, B. Davis, K. Wikris. Second Row: Mrs. Shreckengost, Advisor, K. Houy, D. Rafferty, R. Rothenstein, B. St. John, W. Holland, A. Dean, D. Watson, D. Brown, R. Kleckner, B. Green, G. Durasa, B. Pardee, Miss Adams, Advisor. Third Row: K. Schlosser, B. Baldwin, L. Coburn, P. Hart, E. Hindle, R. DOCIOI, H. Smith. G. Stafford, B. Tobin, L. Baer. B. New- ell, R. Williams. fPresident, D. Watsong Vice Pres., C. Brink.J 62 Senior PHA. -z- Q. '- v sv - LV Front Row: V. Shorts, I. Merrit, J. Grove, E. Moffatt, S. Stafford, L. Bruha, L. Baker, K. Houy, E. Wayner, B. Winsor, B. Davis, C. Brink. Second Row: G. Croushore, B. Pardee, M. Greenlee, J. Siverling, L. Winsor, M. Lasher, J. Watson, I. Biernacki, C. Houy, L. Grif- fith, D. Freeman, R. Shoop, B. Peterman, D. Watson. Third Row: B. Lewis, B. Green, M. Fitch, R. Kleckner, M. Baker, L. Davis, D. Terrill. J. Smith, D. Peterman, B. Hindle, S. Her- man, C. Mosier, G. Durasa, Mrs. De Fede, Advisor. fPres. D. Freeman: V. Pres. J. Watsong Sec. L. Winsor: Treas. D. Watson, Historian Reporter, L. Stafford.j Q? 0 ' V O9 ff .5 Q, .-.,.. H, r--1 Front Row: J. Yusavage, M. Rush, J. Leary, K. Houy, K. Weidner, E. Deuschle, C. Henry, S. Henry, N. Merritt, M. Howles, S. Col- vin, M. Wise. Second Row: L. Kleckner, R. Scrubb, L. Wilmoth, I. Reibel, P. Pence, S. Willis, C. Davis, I. Jones, L. Porter, J. Merchant, N. Grif- fiths, N. Beach. Third Row: D. Mohney, J. Andrews, R. White, L. Roberts, N. Caldwell, V. Haven, J. Gage, B. Willis, S. Carr, J. Rexford, J. Beanland, D. Williams, Mrs. Orr, Advisor. fPres. D. Mahoneyg V. Pres. P. Penceg Sec. N. Beachg Treas. C. Davis.J 63 F H A ACTIVITIES wfix Iumor F H A er Entertammg the boys if I Cherry Pre bakrng contestants Apple Pan Dowdy contestants P' 'Nz 'E Mrs Orr admlres cheerleaders uruforms Seruor F H A meeung or- CONTEST CONTEST WINNERS WW 'A 'x CHE Y P w1N E MI Butler Fust Prrze Darsy Terr111 RR LE CONTEST N RS Srster M Beatrrce Second Prrze Luella Stafford Frrst Pnze June Watson Second Prrze Mary I Baker Danny GHIIHHUO 64 F , T . M A n l f M ,, 'ig A J. v A G 3 V T . S' A l T A A 'Q A R, N X 4 1 A dh ,W 1 fll.-U I H 15,1 ' T' ' Vf., ' ' . . .I 5. b ' - v 1 1 7,14 -.,' A 5' 4, , W M ,M , 554 A .5 A A Q T 2 f Y A , x i , Q no I 5 X 4. .51 S A , 9 , I X ' QV , I ,' is S 31 , 1 3 K X5 M1 I if E . A r ,, , 2 .J 'A g 4.1, A h' , A- - . ' T f fi 31' I A 1 I - ' 'fn A! A S A 1 A i fr' M! 1 H 1 X! F. H. A. ACTIVITIES e , 49, xvf LW! ,ya-A BMW gafe F Y-..Sf'1' y-' why V, fu Tea Txme owns LIH13 A. Ta se I 1' ecungls -im X Tenth grade sewmg class s housekewet Emma Gene Moffat Betty Lewxs 395 and Peggy Moon at Lake Ene D any TCH111 if Deuce 1 F H A ers at Penn State on way to Jun Hamsburg e Wat-'O Fiklgtyyb m?,Z,f'2S 9 H PF s mes s Fteemw Jlm Sl?lfCF F A Uon Mrs DeFede and M155 Adams m'0rn 65 A I u I ff' Q. , ' I I If-I X'X 'fA I , .W A I I VI V -VV I45' A' , ' X44 1 e 5 W, I ' 4 I V K ' M-ir , V 5 t ifclz fy w8,!,,f'f' ie V I NV . 'fi . ' Q f W I I 1. . MXAQ X X L, If 1' Q , fi ' K I ,IA 1- ' . -, 1 U V 1 :'VV V If-If- W 4' VV . V I, Ig' . , is :IV 942' TI f ' 1 ,,', ' . L, I 4 1 :Q I ' f ble , ' li , ffl pe, tl , 1' ' I QV I . VV 'X A' Q ' I N Qfgi, nn VV . I V 4 I I I A I' I ti' A3 M I 4:- Eff' 'K vii ' I ea Im , 'V V V, QV V H ' : x I - I I A ZR.:-. picnic- 2 I n ' ' . ' n it I ar A,A, I 'IW . 1 ,giiffi 'iv H' I V 6 A . of ' 'A' -e '. . . Industrial Arts Front Row Mr DeFede E Saeger R Ball F Ball R Wllcox Back Row M Racop L Errug C Sherred B Kmght R Ball C Smxth Projecuon 'N Front Row C Caldwell J Sxlverthorn R Shorts R Koseff W Tucker M Bausch R Hotz R W11C0x G Caldwell Second Row R Wxlson C Shen-ed M Racop J Weyman L Ermg J Bunk E Frew Mr Lucxa AdVl50l 66 w I Senior FFA. i - r.J, A It 500 RWM Vi' '19 Front Row: R. Doctor, P. Hart, D. Uhlman, R. Boylan, D. Coburn, R. Williams, K. Schlosser, P. Tapper, M. Burdick, I. Fletcher, M. Schlosser, L. Wright, C. Ball. Second Row: Mr. Russell, Advisor, S. Coburn, R. Hotchkiss, L. Wilcox, B. Newell, E. Brown, K. Dine, H. Bowersox, A. Riebel, R. Kussin, L. Roswell, D. Henry, R. Amy, E. Zilhaver, C. Caldwell, W. Hall. Third Row: G. Uhlman, E. Gerow, B. Chapman, H. Baer, G. Stafford, H. Smith, H. Worley, F. Lewis, R. Potts, W. Morton, L. Mc Duff, F. Yenny, B. Baldwin. Fourth Row: B. Brink, J. Silverthorn, S. Styborski, N. Doutt, B. Tobin, W. White, J. Boylan, B. Mc Daniels, A. Smyers, J. Tucci, R. Hotchkiss, H. Amy, Mr. Caldwell, Advisor. Fifth Row: J. Corklin, D. Adams, D. Dunton, T. Andrews, R. Watson, E. Davenport, J. Weyman, L. Baer, M. Ferris, R. Heald, W. Willey, E. Hindle, L. Baer, R. Koseff, R. White, R. Black. Pres., J. Silverthomg Vice Pres., G. Uhlmang Sec., T. Andrews, Treas., E. Zilhaverg Reporter, C. Caldwell, Sentinal R. Hotchkiss. unior FFA. L.: fi YM ' s Front Row: R. Ramey, J. Hotchkiss, R. Eakin, D. Lemke, I. Liggett, G. Leslie, K. Morgan, T. Williams, D. Peiffer, W. Phillips. Second Row: R. Daniels, F. Gray, E. Kobel, D. Weidner, T. Fitch, R. Humes, R. Humes, J. Benson, R. Sterling, P. Dukich, T.Cas- per, E. Hazlitt, B. Fitch, Mr. Russell, Advisor. Pres., E. Kobelg Vice Pres., T. Williams, Sec. 8: Treas. V. Schlosserg Sentinal R. Hotchkiss. 67 Engine Overhaul Elwin Saeger giving some fine points on how to rebuild an engine. Roger Koseff John Corklm Ellrs Gerow and Roland Heald usmg an electnc panel board to txace Electrxc cxrcrut F. F. A. ACTIVITIES Stanley Styborski, Joe Tucci, and Richard Hotchkiss installing new rings on a posi- tion. Mr Caldwell mstructmg Bernard Tobrn and Ivan Sokac on use of the 6 Jornter Cleamng cars just before vacauon George P10W'mg fOr Wheat PIOJCCI Elmer Zll Uhlman Wm Bunk James Weyman Don haver Donald Henry Thomas Andrews ald Dunron Dale Adams and George Uhlman preparxng land for 68 F F A Group wheat plantxng project F F A ACTIVITIES 'FN Jaruce Siverllng Q F F A Queenj wrth George Uhlman and James Sllverthorn F F A Vtce Pres1dent and President Landscaprng the school grounds The F F A boys tn cooperatxon with Mr Dec ker Erre County Supervisor drd all of the plannng around the new school Th.1.s proJ ect drd much to rmprove the looks of the school Lawn planung w1l1 be completed 1n the Sprtng 9th Grade Agnculture study penod Mr Russell subsututmg for Mr Caldwell George Uhlman recervmg Keystone Farmers Grand Champlon Steer degree at Hamsburg James Srlverthorn al Emest Kobel wrth hrs pnze wrnnmg Here so got hrs degree at the same txme ford Steer 69 ul' BBQ, Senior Photography Club X Front Row H Wrse W Tucker C Stone Second Row R Mrtchell I Thomas R Matelock Mr Murray Advlsor KPISS H FOL11kI0d V Pres B Mitchell Sec 8TI6aS C Stfmef umor Photography C uh 42...-. ,Jfi-Q WWW' 'Q Front Row D Jadus G Freeland M L Rexford J Beanland B W1111s I Gage S Carr M A Rush K Wrkns A Landers Second Row J Rexford C Mott R Eakln C Wolfe R Lamb A Ferguson K Peterson Mr Murray Advlsor fPres G Wolfe V Pres D Mead Sec 8zTreas J Beanlandl 70 1 AM i X, ' - A h ff i 1 Q : . ' , . , . , . . ' . . 1 5 Far, In-U k nffr PQ it L 3 bfi Q kj! f C ' 'Sv .nv , ,. ,V ry, rx ? 6'-'asa ' A H ' Y . o ' I Q t., 'IZ-'73 - LJ fav .C 1- N.. R- -- A -' a fy , A A , , - Q O. ,JV ' if V2 cr ' ,K -ri we , , ,ter G J , , A 4, X C A KF' ' ' 4 . . 3 . . . , . . . 1' 1 srwwu 1 slum! Marionettes Front Row R Ramey D Grove C Mott M Cancrlla D Lemke G Leslre P Emrrck W Ph1111ps G Wolf R Crook Second Row S Wtnnale I Mrtchell K Wlkrrs R Rothenstexn F Dukrch I Stearns E Brrchard I Gage L XVIII sor H Smrth M L Rexford C Beed N T 'RD il 5331! WWW KX!- os ll y oulson I Porter D Moffatt Mrs Murray Advrsor L+ Avi From Row S Wrnnale P Pence N1 N1 rson K Brrchard Second Row D Lhlrnan H Baer R W1ute R Hotz G W h W orrxs R Caldwell R Mate1ock S Stearns L M111er W E11 rrgt E ayner B Wlnsor I Peck Mrs Murray Advlsor 71 unior Hi-Y Fust Row Mr Woodnng Advisor I Boylan D Frlegar B Chl'lSIy L Robbrns K Peterson D Smrth Second Row- R Davrs B Baldwln D Sxmdean P Kleckner K Ermers I W11cox I Boone H Caldwell Thud Row R Whrtbeck D Carr I Shepherd L Shorts D Leslre G Acres T Howe D Smrth L Enlow QPres E Mxtchell V1ce Pres , B Chnsty Sec I Boylan Treas , K Peterson, Chaplam, A Rob blns Act1v1tyRep D Fllegarj umor Scuence fv- ?Y Q9 if 'Nt Front Row Mr Murray Advrsor G Acres D Rafferty Second Row R Barley J Wayner M Tomko D Rafferty D Landers 72 . I . I , Q I . , . . , . A , . ' , . , . I . : . ' . . , . .. , . . . . . . . ' , . . ., . ' 5 ' . . ' Q ., . 9 . . ' ' . 3 ., . . I I L. L. L Q , 1 .- 27 A ' if fi 3, gg. ' ' A , , is X A K-ax 5 M, 1, A 'K W . ff A - x r ,rin ' . ' ' A R'-A X , '4 J : . , ' Q . , . . I . , . , . , . , . . Semor Tn H1 Y C' 4 -1' Front Row R W11COX K Tuttle S Wykoff C Lawrence L Rlght B Thayer S Stearns C Davrs I Shearer fPres B Thayer V1ce Pres M Wrlght Sec L Rrght Treas R Caldwelll Semor H1 Y no ,f Front Row C Smrth I Stone D Brown R Wllcox R Benedrct R Caldwell L Abbott P Mathews M Racop R Lewls Back Row Mr Orr D Glenn G Rust E Frew C Sherred B Brown G Donachy R Runnels B Wlute R Camer C Hammond B Melhalko I Glenn fPres R Carrler Vlce Pres R WIICOX Sec and Treas R Caldwellj 73 I D I ,BQ f g, 1 E T SQ 5 vw 5' Q- , ,, I is X E R 'T R 7 Rt L... 'C 1 -- L s , .- ... 5 Y -,. ' 3 N, ' I F4 .- ' f 1 F 2' J 21 4 is A 3 , AL X A Af A 59, - 1 A A ,Frm Q VK , JM h'f,.t'i tg ' .. . LU L ' N ' n R' Q Q . 'E ', Back Row: Miss Cousins, nM. Shipley., S. Grotfesj P. Wykoff, M. McCullough, L.'Mll1er, H. 'St. John, B. St. John. O I e 1' .fr fe Pa ' ! K V' yr x A M ' I s 2 r ' f' ,: 1 Q unior Science I Q i It ui. .1 i tg. as .. . I Xxx SS wry W ,. ng First Row: E. Kobel, H. Smith, J. Chaklos, D. Sundean, M. Burdick, P. Tapper, D. Mikolay, J. Rexford, D. Peiffer J. Hotchkiss D. Kiscr Second Row: P. Kleckner, M. Sehlosser, J. Fletcher, D, Lemke, D. Leslie, G. Leslie, A. Landers, D. Uhlman: H. Worley, R, Closky Third Row: R. Smith, R. Eakin, L. Winsor, T. Fitch, C. Jones, E. Mott, G. Wolfe, B. Potts, G. Fitzpatrick, R. Boylan, M. Rexford, Mr. Stearns. Radio mmf , , F9 ' ffx - ., N '-rs' , . hut, 1 t MM . ,eu Front Row: B. Labonowski, M, Racop, A. Helmbreck, G. Helmbreck. I. Thomas, R, Bandley, P. Mathews, E. Saeger, L. Abbott, C. Glance. Second Row: R, Wilson, D. Woodring, D. Weidner, I. Bonk, K. Schlosser, G. Stafford, H. Smith, P, Hart, R. Docter, B. Newell, C. Birchard, B. Bundy, Mr. Stearns, Advisor. 74 Pitchfork fx 4 H5 cn 5 l u , Rv Front Row: Mr. Jones, Advisor, R. Caldwell, J. Gatzy, P. Bideaux, G. Flaugh, B. Van Matte, A. Allen, L. Right, P. Wykoff, B. Thayer. Second Row: H. Foulkrod, V. Ball, S. Groves, H. St. John, C. Kobel, W. Schlosser, J. Shearer, K. Cochran, D. Liggett. Third Row: E. Bishop, E. Schlosser, M. Phillips, M. Shipley, O. Davis, B. Lewis, V. Winsor, C. Beedy, C. Davis. Fourth Row: 1. Holowach, C. Stone, L. Baker, L. Miller, B. Moyer, L. Landers, C. Illig. Fifth Row: R. Hobson, K. Peterson, P. Emrick, V. Wellmon, W. Fry, B. Winsor, G. Croushore, L. Steinhoff, M. Ferris, C. Caldwell. Ed. G. Flaughp Ass't. Ed. L. Rightg Prod. Ed. P. Wykoffg News Ed. B. Van Matreg Sports Ed. R. Cald- wellg Feature Ed. P. Good, Bus. Mgr. B. Thayer, Artist, J. Gatzy, P. Bideaux. Dramatics vw ax X -ri 7 Y 'mb' Front Row: I. Yenny, R. Hotz, Miss Horak, Advisor, M. Humes, R. Shoop, R. Shoop, M. Newark, G. Rust, V. Mehalko. Second Row: R. Baldwin, T. Hall, M. Long, D. Smith, I. Drake, G. Croushore, B. Green, R. Kleckner, L. Steinhoff, B. Brown. 75 A H A Majorcttc Club Front Row M1ssHorak Advrsor B Wrnsor E Brrchard J Tapper BJ Smrth V Wxnsor D Terrrll M Wrrght J Smrth M Tuccx S Wykoff L Drake Second Row J Leary L Morton B Moyer B Hecker D Meyers L Bruha L Mrllett M Wrlley K Wrkrrs C Davrs Thrrd Row M Howles K Werdner D Gallant E Drake C Borland R Bradrck G Merrrtt I Merchant A Roswell L Mrllett fPres V Wmsor Vtce Pres , D Terrrll Sec and Treas 1 Smlthl Second Row K Hendnckson D Meyers P Emnck K Cochran P Long J Drake P Srmms S Wykoff M Bulrck Thrrd Row K Rust I Hecker M Newark J Luce C Jones M Wnght E Mott S Green L Boone Fourth Row K Styborskr S Srmcheck M Smrth P Lemkee C Kobel W Zrlhaver G Waclawxk S Trngley Frfth Row M L Rexford B Black G Smrth J Strne B Rock W Schlosser I Srruth M Tuccl fPres P Good Vrce Pres L Landers Sec and Treas V Coulter! 76 ., . ' I ' . . ' 1 . ., . ' . C O O l Front Row: E. Schlosser, L. Morton, V. Winsor, L. Landers, Mrs. Groves, M. Styborski, V. Coulter, L.Holowach, B. l-Iecker Semor Majorc-:tres 'Nd' P Good B Moyer unlor Majorettes K Styborski Captain B Wmsor I Tapper D Meyers Drum Majorette S Wykoff E Birchard L Drake B Styborslu 77 I I .L A ff, ' xxx -n-.f B. J. Smith, M. Tucci, D. Terrill, D. Meyers, Drum Majorette: V. Winsor, Captain: I. Smith, M. Wright I I lil X! Future Teachers of America C5 f WM e VUE! Q. es Y' 11- 3 -qv Front Row: D, Freeman, I. Drake, L. Griffith, K. Cochran, M. Styborski, D. Myers, M. Newark, J. Watson, L. Davis, B. Hindle. Second Row: Miss Cousins, Advisorg V. Shorts, W. Shied, V. Ball, M, Baush, R. Benedict, T. Hobson, V. Melhaldo, G. Rust, C. Stone. ' QPres., T. Hobsong V. Pres., . Watson, Sec., V. Meha1kogTreas,, unror Ban I First Row: D. Mohney, M. I. Morris, L. Ilnlow, J. Wilcox, C. Shearer, I. Boylan, L. Melvin, C. Shorts, Mr. Menscr, Director. Second Row: J. Boone, W. Ellison, I. Andrews, N. Dunn, Z. Walton, D. Filegar, T. Ridgway, T. Brown, M. Wisc, I. Eldrcd, C. Henry, B. Lamb. Third Row: N. Beach, J. Beanlantl, G. Freeland, J. Siverling, M. Sherman, J. Peck. Fourth Row: C. Beedy, M. Rush, D. Iadus, R. Rogers, B. Cowie BAND QFFICERS LEADS IN MISSISSIPPI MELODY First Row: D. Brown, B. Brown, G. Donachy. Secondkowz H. Maxwell, G, B. Van Mater, R. Carrier, G, Flaugh, B. Green. Flaugh, O. Davis, I. Griffiths, D. Terrill, J. Peiffcr, W. Zilhaver, R. Carrier. 78 Cambridge Springs Band fr 4 N M. First Row: M. Tucci, B, I, Smith, D. Terrill, Mr. Menser, Directory D. Myers, V. Winsor, M. Wright, J. Smith. Second Row: M. Fitch, M, L, Greenlee, I.Rambo, L. Boone, P. Carr, P. Dean, P. Emrick, K. Cochran, P. Simms, I. Gage, P. Long, S. Siverling, M. J. Morris, E. Moffatt, M. I. Baker, P. Wykoff, N. Beach. Third Row: W. Zilhaver, B. Mitchell, B. Cykoski, L. Winsor, S. Stearns, I. Shearer, B. Rock, A. Dean, V. Flaugh, S. Carr, C. Illig, W. Leslie, H. Caldwell, R. Hotchkiss, C. Stone, H. Foulkrod, M. Styborski, W. Scheid. Fourth Row: B. Green, R. Runnels, M. Wise, T. Brown, I. Boylan, I. Wilcox, L. En1ow,C. Burchill, J. Mitchell, B. Willis, M. Smith, W. Watson, R. Carrier, J. Stone. Fifth Row: B. Wyatt, J. Griffiths, W. Tucker, I. Terrill. Sixth Row: B. Lamb, D. Mead, N. Smyers, W. Reagles, J. Gatzy, L. Schryver, H. Wise, P. Good, B. Moyer, G. Hendrickson, A. Al- len, B. Van Matre, R. Benedict, J. Newell, C. Davis. t K X ,..l, ,QL- X , 1 Q The lineup to victory i Student leaders Ir. Hi Band -J Twming Memorial Day Parade Wanda carries the High School banner L Our marching band 6.49 I OPERETTA MISSISSIPPI MELODYH First Row: J. Luce, K. Robbins, I. Abel, Mrs. Murray, Scenery, Mrs. Groves, Dance Director. Second Row: Mr. DeFede, Sceneryg Mr. Menser, Director, C. Stone, D. Glenn, T. Hornaman, H. Maxwell, G, Flaugh, W. Zilhaver, R. Carrier. Third Row: E. Zilhaver, C. Davis, B. Van Matre, M. McCullough, M. Fitch, V. Winsor, I. Peiffer, D. Terrill, C. Stone, O, Davis, J. Griffiths, B. Brown, E. Kobel. Fourth Row: C. Henry, D. Brown, I. Griffiths, H, Wise, B. Mitchell, P. Bideaux, J. Stone, W. Morton, M. Hoovler, G. Donachy, P. Emrick, K. Cochran, L, Landers, P. Simms, L. Right, J. Rambo, P. Dean, P. Carr. I.,-QQ, ., it r 3 Y' JU.: I, .2 5'-Q Y Chorus Front Row: A. Allen, C. Stone, R. Benedict, T. Hobson, R. Runnels, l. Terrill, V. Ball, Mr, Menser, Advisor, J. Stone, G. Donachy, R. Carrier. Second Row: P. Dean, B. Rock, P. Emrick, P. Long, K. Cochran, P. Good, D. Myers, C. Davis, J. Shearer, P. Chamberland, I. Stine. Third Row: J. Rambo, P. Bryant, P. Carr, J. Emrick, K. Rust, L. l-lolowach, J. Drake, T. Thomas, M. Greenlee, W. Schlosser, P. Simms, L. Landers, W, Zilhaver, M. Styborski, G. Waclawik, P. Moon, I. Siverling. Fourth Row: E. Schlosser, M. Willey, J. Zilhaver, V. Coulter, L, Morton, M. McCullough, B. Cykoski, V, Flaugh, S. Guttridge, D. Terrill, I. Watson, L. Right. Fifth Row: B, Thayer, O. Davis, M. Phillips, L. Millet, B. Lewis, P. Lemke, W. Leslie, M. Baker, M. Shipley, C. lllig, M. Fitch, G. Hendrickson, L. McDuff. Sixth Row: I. Gatzy, B. Van Matre, P. Bideaux, G. Rust, H. Wise, I. Griffiths, B. Mitchell, B. Wyatt, L. Schryver, B. Brovm, D. Brown, I. Newell. 80 Q' , gllx, M X RM H5 53, 2 Sobh fs A A J 1 1 , 5 3 Q? fi WI G 'A CLoTu-as W X I X 5 V 1 X X Q I gl ' N s..'...'- . - X M I AQ? V THE BEST SCHOOLS WHAT MAKES A GOOD COMMUNITY? THE BEST HOMES THE BEST GOVERNMENT THE BEST STORES THE BEST FACTORIES THE BEST HOTELS THE BEST PROFESSIONS T WEEKLY THE INDEPENDENT, EDINBORO, THE LEADER, WATERFORD, THE COSMOPOLITE HERALD, GIRARD SEMI WEEKLY THE ENTERPRISE NEWS, CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, THE TIMES, UNION CITY WILL ROSE NEWSPAPERS THE BEST NEWSPAPER THE ENTERPRISE NEWS Please mention our book to our Sponsors. 82 s '-f 1 1. .r'I I V- .v r ,T f ' - xx 11,3 'I' , , .,l,-4 I- . - I, n::.:4 --,'.,,,.g. . g.::f-Zin.,-.--A 1 X 19 'Lf ' CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 54 I' ffl' G GE SUPER ARKET 83 Please menhon our book to our Sponsors S' - A A I MM f 73 9 Q., . 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Please mentlon our book to our Sponsors BEST WISHES MURPHY MEADVILLE PE NNSYLVANIA COMPLIMENTSOF PENCE'S GREENHOUSE COMPLIMENTS OF THE HOUSE OF MUSIC C J HOLCO B MEATS 8. GROCERIES COOLEY PHONE TOWNVILLE 2488 BISHOPS NEWS ROOM COMPLIMENTS OF VE NA NGO IN N RAYMOND L REYNOLDS LUMBER 8. LOGS CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA R D '2 COMPLIMENTS OF FA H R S THE FINEST IN LADIES APPAREL MEADVILLE PA CONGRATULATIONS COOLEY FEED SUPPLY LITTLE COOLEY PA FE D 'HARDW RE PAINTS HUDSON BARN EQUIPMENT DELAVAL MILKERS WILSON KING PROP PHONE TOWNVILLE 2959 Please mention our book to our Sponsors 88 C. . . M , , PA. COMPLIMENTS OF 81 L E ,A . DRAKE S HARDWARE AND FURNITURE DATRT CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS BAKERY We Specialize In WEDDING and PARTY CAKES RAY PHOTO C A R G O Photo Supplies CLEANERS 943 NarlcefS1' Meadvnlle P KLECKNER 8. 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