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

Text from Pages 1 - 100 of the 1955 volume:

5 LM. my M Wfvf ,f'. W M 1 if 1 s- , L1 K 1j,.f 4J Q , 'v' A12 .4 QL, I M v , ,QW WW . j,QWJ ' 1 MW RESONATDR I955 Cambridge Spri ni High fclclllly sensors classes ailalehcs CC'l'lVl'l'leS udverhslng PAGE 5 PAGE I2 P' 4 ,sh PAGE 31 Vw? PAGE 45 PAGE 58 wiv'-' PAGE 76 -, ,P HRW 0 x ,Iii A 'Q ,, X X 7 A Q ,Q NA, H., , 5 . WY 5 0 X 5 0 0 0 , M K 0 0 E clecllcclllon N grateful oppreclatlon, we, the staff ofthe 1955 RESONATOR deducate this earbook to Mr JamesA Murray, for has unparalleled teaching example, has Y help as a fruend and hls outstanding service to our commumty There's a common bond which makes us brothers, No one goes hrs way alone, What we send Into the llves of others, Comes right back unto our own 3 lolni board of education Howard Gage Joseph Dantelka Rlchard Hotchluss Stanley Orr Gladys Wald Mlldred El dred Ethel Snow John Grxfftths Mer1eS1verlu1g EdwardR Butler Superv1s1ngPr1nc1pal HE students of Cambrrdge Sprmgs .lomt Area Hugh School are fortunate to have a school board which had provlded them wuth the modern faculltues and materials necessary to the educatlve process To thus group of elected dnrectors goes the full responslbrllty for provudlng school bulldrngs, faculty, equipment and supplres In order to malntarn an up to date educatronal system We, who are graduatlng and have benefrted under therr polscses and lead ershrp, wrsh to thank these men and women for therr untrrung efforts In our be Cl OFFICERS Presrdent Stanley Orr Vlce President Joseph Damelka Secretary John A Jadus Treasurer Mrldred Eldred 4 I I I . ji 'E 1 I S r sl of f M fl , , . A I ...f Q - From left to right: Stephen Holowach, John A. Jadus, Richard Robertson, Carl P. Levine, h lf. FAClllTY Rf cldminish-ulion , A 552' fr, Q EDWARD R. BUTLER ,nv- Supervlsmg Prlncupal of the Cambridge Springs Joint Area Schools West Liberty State College B A Umversrty of Pnttsburgh M Ed VICTORR KINGSLEY Prlnclpal Joint Hugh School Edunboro State Teachers College B S Pennsylvamo State Unlverslty M Ed I 'ga xQxXXXlllf Q N N WA! X'-232:53 6 Q ' GK W ,J 'bc faculty KATHERINEA ADAMS Semor Hugh English and Speech Claruon State Teachers College B S Ednnboro State Teachers College MARY BENNER Glrls Health 81Phys Ed Edmboro State Teachers College B S ROGER BLOSS Social Studies Gannon College, B A BARBARA BRITTIN Z5 he-7 ek: f 'U' IU' r Q-fi! Edlnboro State HAROLD E CALDWELL Agrsculture General Science Pennsylvania State University B S l T lf' 7 TeachersCollege B S , 1 23- ' B ' 'vi 4,-f' ' , . . Rail f G . I A 6 Q.. . 1 f 1 L, v, , ' ,X nhl' 'L' A Ar SLIV LA fl 1 At ew' I ' ' . SM' I A 1 ':, 'S ,M- 'fx faculty 4-at 5 'T' HARRY coTroN ww Soclal Studies, Englush ,N tho- L fs-3 University of Pittsburgh B S M Ed MARYC COUSINS Soclal Studles, French Grove Cnty College B Allegheny College TERRANCEB DARCANGELO Health Phys Ed Socnal Studies Slippery Rock State College B S Pennsylvania State Umverslty GIRALOMO DE MARCHI lndustrual Arts Callfornla State Teachers College, B S Umverslty of Pittsburgh RUTH FLEMING Sensor Hugh Home Economics lndlana State Teachers College, B S 8 TW IU! 41 Fifi:- 'lg -Hur Qwf' faculty PAUL R JON ES Commercual Duquesne Unlverslty, B E Edlnboro State Teachers College ELEANOR KELLY Commercial Spanish Englnsh, Social Studues Waynesburg College B University of Pittsburgh FELIX KONTOR Soclal Studies English Alllance College B A Edunboro State Teachers College ROBERT LENTZ Junior Hugh Mathematlcs Sllppery Rock State Teachers College, B S GEORGE W MENSER Music, Engllsh Indiana State Teachers College B S Stetson Unnversuty Syracuse Unlverslty, A A F Frostburg State Teachers College Pennsylvania State University 9 its 'Q ' faculty .,. JAMES A MURRAY Englrsh, Sclence Soclal Studues ,I- Ecllnboro State Teachers College, B S University of Pittsburgh M S JOANNE REYNOLDS Junior Hugh Home Economics lndlana State Teachers College B Muskungum College aes. JULIUS RUSSELL Agriculture General Science Edmboro State Teachers College B S Pennsylvania State Umversnty M Ed HARVEY E SANDEN Geography Edlnboro State Teachers Colleoe B S MERTON STEARNS Physacal Science, Social Studies M Otterbem College B A Umverslty of Pittsburgh M A I0 'r ' ?' 'vu fig .1- WENDELL L WOODRING Sensor Hugh Mathemahcs Allegheny College B S facully BERNICE ZIELINSKI Biology English Allnance College B S Edmboro State Teachers College E LLE N PETERSON Office Secretary JEANNE B OLIPHANT School Nurse Sf Johns General Hospatal R N Edmboro State Teachers College B S ll If 'Q flag at 3 KT? EL: .-M? I AA I mf ' 2' g 19' XX '-X Maj ll 4 . C' K n NK 1, I N 1 an ., an fa f tx XT W Q3 : , ' Q 1 G 3 x X 1 Qxff tum A ..f 1 g Q ,, 45' .f 'f,,5'N 'ff' 'I 5 , gf uf, HAROLD AMY Thus little lad comes from a farm down Wood 1 cock way Look twice before you speak to hum for ut may be his twm LAWRENCE BAER MV A married man soon to be, a henpecked hus QM band maybe He IS secretary of the F planting corn and mowlng hay ROBERT AMY When gurls are around he IS sure to be found With that wink of his eye and the flutter of 'YS' his heart he could be our next Casanova MARY JANE BAKER An actress of our Junior play without a loke, L she would be ln dismay With her prize ples dm she will make a good housewife someday Aim TOM ANDREWS Alias Kaiser who was snack buyer for I2 B He is known as Chesty the Tackler He ns friendly and very nice to be around V7 RICHARD BANDLEY The domestic part of I2 A a star sports writer and football player He leaves for Slippery Rock to become a teacher of Physical Education LAVERN BAER A . Active In F F.A and is alwa s bum mg along . XY Y P A g B in his struggle-buggy with his best gurl C ', ' - MILES BAUSCH 1' b , Miles was a mainstay during the Senior class play M D35 ll! Add it to his dependability as a Literary Editor of J vu 3 J' A V fm the yearbook, and we're sure he'll achieve fame. WV og-'K f A r 'L lx'-P N..- 44' 4 fi is 'Q w l fs 1 CKMS' 'x L . I4 S RONALD BEN EDICT Tall dark and lean our basketball hero Ed lnboro College here he comes to study flg ures one by one 4'l ' ELAINE CAMPBELL X From the bug burg of Rockdale she s qulet wrth brown rrmmed glasses studlous an neat, a nice gal who wrll be hard to beat JOE BONK One of the quleter members of the class, an ardent fan of all sports he s always good for ' a smule KAREN COCHRAN UL ll JM! lil jj She halls from Poplar Street with her winning A smrle her neat looks we are sure she wall be L Ml OW a success ln her teaching JOE BOYLAN Dellvery boy for Cargo Cleaners Skeleton town rs hrs hangout with his blonde harr and cheerle smrlel M' 5 ,...- W M4 if JOYCE DRAKE 'ly A bug success IH our Sensor Play quaet IH classes very academlc and she s always off to Waterford L WW ll M 'bf CALVIN CALDWELL l fn, -ns. A Future Farmer wlth hrs Keystone Award -arf always wears a smlle hus personaluty ns one the best PAT EMERICK The ambltlous Sherlock Holmes, she works for her grades and her class her future as planned for nursrng school 15 xx xfppfifpkk .,,K ZZ:-M 454 QE fi? 13 MM -f ' , MAX FERRIS Goodbye Slrml A fond farewell Miss Adams your fine pal takes leave of Cambridge Hu with the key to success humor JOHN GRIFFITHS A great trumpeter rs he, along with the Flight of the Bumblebee with his green Olds and his grrl from Cochranton HARRY FOULKROD A bram ln French, tall dark and smooth Harry s always funding somethrng different to do, whether it be photography, acting or lust tootmg the trumpet JEAN GROVES A student In l2 B learning to be a homemaker this friendly hardworking Individual IS most de termrned IN any 'ob given her Jean s work ln school has shown us she can succeed at anythmg CARL GLANCE I2 A s little Peppy, he dashes around like a flash of lrghtnlng lt s a good thing there are 3 minutes between classes or he d never make it We hope he has a bright futurel SANDRA GUTTRIDGE From Venango a student in I2 C, a song bird rn Chorus, to the rhythm of typewrrtmg and shorthand MARY LOU GREEN LEE This short little species is well known by her classmates to have plenty of what it takes. Very active in F.H.A. activities, we wish her luck in her career. GUY HENDRICKSON His nickname could well be sleepy. He doodles in class with a pencil and paper, so we anticipate his future as a car designer for Studebaker's. I6 MW!! a of' ,ta 'WTMYY if-'hip 41Q!s,pf ,wwofb 7 , f ' , Q 'F' V l IN lv V DONALD HENRY I Ill ' SEIIIOYS xl I W , Always ready to lend a hand when it's needed, he reveals his shyness when girls are around, behind the wheel ofa Chevrolet. RICHARD KUSSIN Here s to the founder of the Englnsh Appre clatlon Society of Cambrudge Hugh Usual ly found In hrs red geep KOREEN HOUY Llttle we know of Koreen s outsude QCIIVIIISS, but we re guessnng there s defmntely a cer tam someone IH her future Good luck Koreenl BILL LABANOWSKI Hushed whlspermg a peal of laughter, look to the left of the rooml Yep, nt s Ball Al ways ready for excitement Where there s muschlef there s Bull MARILYN HUMES Our famous Hockey player From Llncoln Avenue Extension, good for a loke anytime, always out to gnve someone a rough tume LOA LANDERS She sits throughout the day, full of loy, her thoughts are of a farmer bo Her dally work she prepares, as lf she real y cares CAROLYN KOBEL She s talkative, giggles and smnles, to her, school IS with the gang We are sure some- day you wlll see her pounding o typewriter In Washmgton D C MARGARET LASHER Wlth a generous nature, an appealing smile, Margaret as always ready to lend a helplng l hand If you are down and out I7 'Q Q I - -fjirx, M, IN- 52? if 1- f fr, gig? .jg gist 'Pt 5' is 'Qs , flk fl 0 SBIIIOYS Mfff U WV' ,Q Wg' Qf '5 yd' 'KHP L,-f -3 L ,bf ,Q Diff PHYLLIS LEMKE Tall blonde wlth blue eyes she may seem qulet but we know dufferent Which wlll It be Phyl lls, Flonda or the boss s kneelll BRUCE MC DANNEL The subtle humonst of the semor class, Bruce manages to get a laugh when others fall A tive rn F F A ,he ususually heard but not seen WANDA LESLIE She s lolly, lovlal lots of fun, happuly wear mg a smlle, boys luke her and she lakes them she s wrth them all the whlle LARRY MC DUFF Here s a salute to Crazylegs McDuff! Headed for a farmung career, he could also qualify for a halfback on a bug pro football team but the Shakespearean stage wlll probably call hum Rught Mass Adams? PETE MATHEWS A Lover of Nature who as going to Penn State Unnversrty to learn Conservatlon He llkes gym class best we guess, reason? No prep aratlon necessary ROBERT MITCHELL Our Steve Roper of the class a cllck of the ? ,W 'QM 5 lf' 'Qs shutter and a sudden flash, he s off to the Wald ,f Blue Yonder A MARTHA MC CULLOUGH An actuve Chorus member aglow wuth personal :ty She as qulet and sweet and neat un appear ance She excels as a pnanlst EMMA GENE MOFFATT She dances her loyousness, wlld and gay and chatters constantly nu ht and day In Cam bridge Springs she wll probably stay fi f f jf DL' fwfffl 41 'u ff FE N . ll? . I Llr1,f'b V X ,, lf- Lf ' r ' ' fl' ' , Q ' x KN J l ' . rf , Jyfxijf LN' ,W A ff' . . 1 5. L Ryu, I .5153 g 1 A ual XJJED J - Y I , ,,,.-., . . . . H V A - ,W A ,Q ...f . - y it 'A 3 ' ll ' ll ll I Il V Z 3 S. 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WILMER MORTON Leaves his knowled e of tractors and trucks 9 to Mr. Russell. If you want him, look a- round Erie. MAX RACOP A butch hair cut, and a friendly Hi from out Rockdale way. Mark Max as a carefree guy but not as the roving kind. MARY NEWARK With her flirting eyes she hails from Beach Ave- nue. Five years ogo she came to ioin us from Newark, New Jersey. LE ROY ROSWE LL His classmates know Roswell is a guy of many moods, but underneath this rough exterior, there lies a heart ofa potential millionaire and speed king. BARBARA PARDEE Barb has been bus with F.H .A and homemak- y . ing activities for the past four years but still finds time to give the class a hand when the going gets rough. ELWIN SAEG ER Hail to the Hot-Rod King of Venango Ave- nue. With a screech of brakes and the smell of burnt rubber, Buzz could well be the next Secretary of Highways of Pennsylvania. I9 1 L 1 'R 'CW' ,,,.y' I S 31 fur' nf 'ie , ,- ,G 3:1 . , 1- if 1 fi N. .tk S e ll I 0 I' S WALTER scHEuD Hall to Sllck Dan the garbage man He s off to college, an English teacher to be Ann ts and don ts are taboo to hum PATRICIA SIMMS hte and daunty, this Senior possessesagentle nature and IS usually found practicing In Muslc room Nevertheless, her thoughts of ten stray to the basketball court, huh Tua? WYNIMA SCHLOSSER Mr Jones calls her Winnie, short and sweet with knowledge and all, off to be a secretary to some handsome doll fy tl! 5 5 JANICE SIVERLING Livestock Queen of 54 lndlana S T C IS her future She ll be a hit wherever found with that sweet smile and flashing eyes CHARLES SH ERRED Quiet and reserved our Semor class presldent us always willing to lend a hand when needed, but football seems to be has mann nnterest ' AL SMYERS Slow and easy gomg Al s unforgettable chor- acterization in our Senior class play could well go down in the annals of the school as a classic performance but Agriculture seems to hold his eye as a career RUTH SHOOP With roller skates over her shoulder, she IS Waterford bound ls ut Tom, Duck, or Har tonight? She IS temperamental, but friend y and always good for a laugh JOHN SOKAC Hls pleasant smile and friendly dlsposutlon make him well liked by all. Active in F.F.A. and class functions, lvan also loves Ag classes and study halls. 20 I HW. ,wi-7 CHARLES STONE We all like this lolly boy, who makes this room so full of joy. With hair and eyes of brown, he L BERNARD TOBIN V Brain of Ag class. With his ioyous laugh and cheerful smile, he's a real nice guy to have I or a pal . Xklyx -ur'- ' ,qw l MARY ALICE STYBORSKI All the boys like her we are sure. This cheer- leader who IS always yelling Fight Team Fight and Go Team Go IS off to nursing school V JIM TOBIN A football great, so strong as he He IS honest upright and so true to perfection, that all the gurls look to hum for protection IVAN TERRILL Ivle the crammg brain of I2 C He IS al ways good for a laugh With a french horn '11 his hand he us college bound MARIAN TUCCI A good malorette IS she an airline hostess to be Her work as usually late She will never forget a certain special assembly we had JIM THOMAS With an artlstlc hand his Interest IS In the outer space and not on French Women are his hobby but not as much as planes Us......f' The Democrat with pegged pgrlt Grid a ho Mercury He is very good ffl oth Hal 01 0 leaves swinging his key chain, and ,IS 0 o fd rado bound 4: ,fe 'f Z2 'Wiifi ZLWZZMMMM 2, Afwyfvwvyf C7Qf,0d74ff'4f never wears a frown. gi! f ' , 7' was s W' gf f u . 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With a song in her 5 hedrt she is off to college for her start ,Q-ss -cw RUSSELL WILSON The pride of North Main Street This fearless senlor ventures u the hull every morning to work an lndustrua Arts and to full In time ur mg study hall WI LMA WATSON Ambitious, hard working, and a busy bee The Advertising Manager of our Resonator Her fu ture IS to be an elementary teacher Playing ln the band fllttmg around she ll be happy wherever she s found , LOIS WINSOR This dazzling smlle gets our vote as a Pow er s model But Loss, with Home Ec as our malor, could at be you have the future a I map ped out? RICHARD WEIDNER Full of fun and fury Duck s many interests Www 0 Pleave us at a loss to prednct his future, but ' ' N, ythere lsneveradull moment when he s around W Q yx ff .mf X HARLAND wlsf HW I. V K Blonde curly locks, a quiet fellow, blowing his horn loud and mellow He comes to school with a toothbrush rn one hand and a tardy sllp an the other RONALD WILCOX This flashy dudded fellow with the innocent smlle magored In shop He was a Model A foot ball end We ll mlss this guy DAVID WOODRING Those eyes can only belong to the guy who has the personality to go with them Dave s love of a harmless loke and dlsllke of homework will long be remembered by the gang of 55 22 'iw WX 'l 'v x 2 use ,fl f XP' R ,I af-:yn W E0 X Q' .W , f-1' 4 -I . . f . . . d - 1 . Q y . . - l . I I I I . mi IWW, r -W ' ' u ' u - -I RAE K I P, l . . . l L,., 5 'f ' ' . ., 1 .J - QL X QT1, .- ik - Ki its I . is A - Mlm N KLA, ' , .K in Q - 've Dix U 1 S rw 'V QF' J-N eleet M 1 VP Sg- J !-4 ,J . gg D ,,,.. , J V' ,I ' fs - 'X , I, , wx 'J , ' ' J wg . TV H S SpOl.1l:'g7o 4 . if jst 2 . . - . iw . V15 X I' 2, .1 ' . S ' IOJ - I s,'- '757' Elf 5 , . ' . 7 lv? ' -all VM: WJ K 7 . . I ,, N ' . I Nl ELMER ZILHAVER Our busy bee, countmg the money for Wash lngton, D C President of Student Council and F F A He was a hard running halfbcclc on our football team WYLDA ZILHAVER Once upon a tame, a gurl with determination now one who graduates to walk down the aisle and luve happlly ever after, and let her Short hand go to the dogs .fs -' at , 1 -e -.0-af ff ffifggw ff' N .nb Q30 Q K 23 P1-lil' Name Ronald Benedlct Max Racop Elwun Saeger James Thomas Harland Wtse Ronald Wllcox Wllllam Labanowskl Mules Bausch Charles Sherred Mary Newark Lawrence BGSU' Wa I ter Tucker Glorla Waclawnk Walter Scheud LaVern Baer Martha McCullough Elame Campbell Pete Mathews Sandra Guttrldge Jean Grove Wylda Zulhaver Loss Wmsor Richard Bandley Robert Mitchell Elmer Zllhaver Loa Landers Bruce McDannel about the seniors N lckname Mouse Lefty Buzz General Sonny oe Ml les Chuck Focus La rry Tuck Cheech Wal ly LaVern Marty Brldget Pearhead Sandy Jeanie Wylda ons Duck o Zeke Peaches a Usual ly found ln Ed lnboro At Leah s Hunting Watchmg TV Muslc Room Around Pool room At home Around Waterford Joy s place ln the Mercury Wuth I2 C In a movle Crosslngvulle At home Wrth the I2 C gong Wherever I happen to be Wlth I2 C Most any place On the fann Home Huntmg 8. trappmg ln the darkroom Wlth Carol On the farm Wlth my baby doll 24 lllmss Coach s half tnme remarks l Sleeping In P O D Money I ve spent ln school School Nothlng I2 A Shop boys Everything Football Copying Trng from Pete Muss Adams The Mldnlght Rlder Shorthand Class Mlss Cousens Mass Adams Everythlng Everythlng Ploylng hooky Shorthand Class Mr Kontor Mr Jones s classes Mrs Fleming Sports Shorthand Class Football The fellas Loose gravel an the parking lot Ambntlon Make a mIlllOn before I m 2l Truck drlver Engineer Saslor Band Durector Alr Force pllot Gamewarden Teacher Successful Career Teacher Farmer Mllllonalre To go to college Teacher Farmer Be successful Secretary No ambltlon Secretary Go to college Poultry Queen Housewife Phys Ed Teacher Photographer Farmer Own a horse ranch To be a mllllonaure Q . , i . . ll ll I ' ' IIM ll ' ' ' ' ' ' Bill - ,, ,. . . . S . . . Al Smyers AI At home The girls Farmer ' ' uL ' ll . . . ' IIB bl' HF tll 9 - U l 0 n Name Ivan Terrlll Peggy Moon Jim Tobm Walma Watson Margaret Lasher Joyce Drake Ruth Shoop Leroy Roswell Wymma Schlosser Bernard Tobln Karen Cochran Barbara Pardee Marian Tuccl Joe Bank Phyllls Lemke Donald Henry Carolyn Kobel Max Ferns Marilyn Humes Richard Kussln Carl Glance Calvin Caldwell Charles Stone Larry MacDuff Mary Allce Styborskl Wllmer Morton Patricia Emrick about the seniors Nickname Dlmples Chang Wu lly Maggie Joe Joe Ruthie oz Wlnn le Bem Karen Barb Checker Turtle P Y Dutch Kobel S lm I Duck e a Chuck Mac Tootsie Mort Usually found Wlth some books Wnth Joe At home At home Venango At home Wlth Emmue Anywhere At home At home Poplar Street Skatmg rank At home Crosslngvllle Around At home Anywhere Venango Avenue Wlth Ralph In the Wlllys At home Woodcock The Enterprise Nancy s Wrltlng letters In a Mercury Talking on the phone 25 l ll m s Modernaures Chorus Sports Mr Menser s lectures Mr Kontor School Mlss Kelly s nagging Football Our gang Basketball Mr Jones Typing Class F H A Our foursome Nlght football games 4 Musketeers Mr Russell The other 3 na Running the halls The gang School The gurls The Midnight Riders Football Kids and Cheerleading Football The Midnight Riders Ambmon The business field To get married Pro Football Teacher To get married Teacher Own a new Mer cury Mechanic Secretary Farmer Teacher Teacher Secretary Pro Baseball Secretary Undecided Secretary To graduate Undecided Go to South America Engineer Veterinarian Have a band Athlete Pathologist Truck drlver Psychiatric Nurse I . c is ' ' 0 nl ll ' ' . . LHR n ' Emma Gene Moffatt Emmie With Ruth The gong To be 0 Wave . ,, h I ,. u n . U I. H nT' nl ' llK'dn ' ' ' up Pu ' ' nc In ' ' ' P t about llae sensors .... Name Robert Amy Rlchard Weldner Patrlcra Slmms Harold Amy Guy Hendrickson Russell Wilson Davld Woodnng John Grlffuths Wanda Lesl le Joe Boylan Tom Andrews Janlce Slverllng Mary Jane Baker Korean Houy Mary Lou Greenlee Ivan Sokacs Harry Foulkrod Nackname Duck a Harold en uss Dave Gnffnths ee O6 Ka user Bubbles J un ie Koreen ou John Ha rry Usually Found Woodcock Edmboro ln a green Plymouth Anywhere Edunboro Pool Room Pool Room Cochranton Around Bishop s Home Horseback Rldmg Home Restaurant In cafeteria Drugstore Student Teaching In a blue Chevle 26 I II Miss Alvema The gurls Max Football Nothing Playlng hookey Nothing Music Mr Jones s classes Mass Adams Englush class Football The gang Offlce Practice Everythmg Home Ec class Ag Shop The Mldnlght Riders OUR CUSTODIANS Mr Wykoff and Mr Campbell Ambltlon Forming Make a mrlllon Nurse Farmer Auto mechanic Hard to tell To graduate Second Harry James Success Farming Farmlng Home Ec Teacher Nurse Success Nursmg Mechamc Success . Q Ilsobll ' ' ' ' IIT! II ' IIH ll I ' UR Il ' Mary Ann Porter Doll With Pretty Boy Skipping school Beautician . IIL ll D I IIJ ll ' I ' I ' IIL ll . ' class wull of 1955 E the Class of I955 berng of sound mrnds, to whrch we can grve no defrnrte proof, havrng been fully educated to the extent of thrs school, for so they tell usl, wrsh to bequeath to the followrng all our worldly possessrons, namely TO THE FACULTY The hope that thrs comrng summer wrll not be spent rn a rest home TO THE JUNIORS The rrght to torture any faculty members who have survrved thrs year TO THE SOPHOMORES A carton of asprrrn TO THE UNDERCLASSMEN The prrvrlege of berng seated frrst rn assembly The followrng personal bequests are also made ROBERT AMY leaves hrs love for the grrls to Steve Holowach MAX RACOP leaves hrs conversatrons rn Democracy to John Morrrs ELMER ZILHAVER leaves hrs football abrlrty to Jrm Yenny WILMER MORTON leaves hrs Hanna s Specral to Brll Knrght LAVERN BAER leaves hrs rob rn Ag shop to an unlucky Junror LAWRENCE BAER leaves hrs posrtron as Secretary of the F F A to Harold Baer, J TOM ANDREWS leaves hrs excuses for not havrng hrs work done to Rut Lewrs LARRY MAC DUFF leaves hrs left half posrtron to Gary Caldwell DONALD HENRY leaves so the Junror grrls can get some work done HAROLD AMY leaves the grrls heartbroken LOIS WINSOR leaves her mrllron dollar smrle to Rosalre Kleckner BARBARA PARDEE leaves to sleep JANICE SIVERLING leaves her love of hot rod drrvers to Valerre Coulter JOE BOYLAN leaves reparrrng tractors rn Ag Class to any delrcate handed Junror PATTY SIMMS leaves her short answers rn her classes to anyone who lrkes to talk JOHN GRIFFITHS leaves hrs abrlrty to convrnce Mrss Adams of hrs many serrous rllnesses t JOE BONK leaves quretly but happrly JIM THOMAS leaves John Gatzy s theory of dehydrated prunes to Kenneth Wrlmouth KAREN COCHRAN leaves her dramatrc abrlrty to anyone not allergrc to grease parnt MARY NEWARK leaves for Waterford and Erre CHARLES SHERRED leaves hrs Russran dance and the trampolrne to some Irghtfooted Junror RONALD WILCOX leaves hrs end posrtron on the football team to Bobby Newell ELWIN SAEGER leaves the cushrons of the car to anyone who can t see over the hood HARRY FOULKROD leaves hrs shyness around the grrls to Casanova Frank Grrppe PATTY EMRICK leaves her brrght answers to anyone who lrkes to baffle teachers LOA LANDERS leaves her man catchrng technrque to any hopeful Junror RICHARD BANDLEY leaves hrs love for cafeterra food to Dave Brown JOYCE DRAKE leaves her books, hoprng the Junrors wrll have better luck GUY HENDRICKSON leaves hrs rdeas rn auto desrgn to Brll Knrght MARTHA MC CULLOUGH leaves her place rn the lunch Irne to anyone who lrkes the end MARY ALICE STYBORSKI leaves her love for Penn State to Lucy JIM TOBIN leaves hrs full back posrtron to Dutch Hotchkrss PETE MATHEWS leaves hrs huntrng magazrnes to anyone else who can get one rabbrt a yea DAVID WOODRING leaves hrs abrlrty rn Hrstory Class RICHARD WEIDNER leaves hrs studrous ways to Eugene Palmer BILL LABANOWSKI leaves hrs collectron of pencrls to Janrce Strne RUSSELL WILSON leaves hrs parkrng place to Leonard Emrg 27 I' Bobby Newell . . I I . .... . . ' ' ' . . . r. MAX FERRIS leaves his sunshine in English Class to Tom Wareham. . . . . . . . . O . I . . class wnll of 1955 RONNIE BENEDICT leaves hrs center posrtron rn basketball to Ray Frlegar CARL GLANCE leaves hrs Trrg abrlrty to Larry Schyrver WALTER SCHIED leaves to become edrtor of the Penn State yearbook MILES BAUSCH leaves hrs posrtron on the Resonator staff to anyone who can stand DEADLINESI WALTER TUCKER leaves stalled cars to Mrss Adams MARY ANN PORTER leaves her sleeprng rn class to Shrrley Tmgley SANDRA GUTTRIDGE leaves her Shorthand papers to Mr Jones to struggle wrth ELAINE CAMPBELL leaves her offrce work to Sue Wykoff WANDA LESLIE leaves her seat rn Shorthand Class wrth honor to Prudcene Bryant MARILYN HUMES lust leaves for good RUTH SHOOP leaves her love for Waterford and surroundrng areas to her srster Ralphene MARIAN TUCCI leaves her baton to Jean Smrth PHYLLIS LEMKE leaves her tallness to Jane Hecker IVAN TERRILL leaves hrs crazy harrcut to Ralphene Shoop CAROLYN KOBEL leaves her wrsecracks to Gerry Smrth WYNIMA SCH LOSSER leaves her typewrrter to anyone who wrll have rtl BOB MITCHELL leaves hrs Irttle black book to any boy needrng help gettrng a date WYLDA ZILHAVER leaves for the state of matrrmony WILMA WATSON leaves her place on the yearbook staff to Rrta Wrlcox GLORIA WACLAWIK leaves her locker at the end of the hall to any Junror who can walk that far CALVIN CALDWELL leaves hrs dry humor rn Ag Class to Elvm Brown AL SMYERS leaves hrs Hrstory abrlrty to Grace Durasa BERNARD TOBIN leaves the quret orderly Ag Classes to anyone who enroys them DICK KUSSIN leaves hrs sudden brarnstonns to anyone lackrng orrgrnal rdeas LE ROY ROSWELL leaves hrs Green Jewel to anyone who lrkes to crawl around town at 70 mrles per BRUCE MC DANNEL leaves rn hrs Model A for Shangrr I PEGGY MOON leaves her seat rn Mr Woodrrng s class to some unfortunate Junror JEAN GROVE leaves her cafeterra work convrnced that soup rs strll the easrest thrng to make MARY JANE BAKER leaves her abrlrty to sleep anywhere anytrme to Kathleyne Mosrer CHUCK STONE leaves hrs abrlrty to get out of classes to Lynn Sternhoff EMMA GENE MOFFATT leaves her golden tresses to anyone who can dye as well as she can MARGARET LASHER leaves her seat rn Home Ec Lab to anyone who wants to get a husband KOREEN HOUY leaves school and the boys to be true to the Army HARLAND WISE leaves hrs many trrps to the Musrc room to any underclassman who fears Mr Menser MARY LOU GREENLEE leaves her seat by the wrndow to any Junror who lrkes fresh arr In wrtness of thrs last wrll and testament we the Senror Class offrcers subscrrbe our names thrs twenty fourth day of May nrneteen hundred and frfty frve SIGNED BY WITNESSED BY CHARLES SHERRED Presrdent of the MARIAN TUCCI Secretary Senror Class JIM TOBIN Vrce Presrdent ELMER ZILHAVER Treasurer 28 O . I . I ' . I . . IVAN SOKACS leaves Miss Reynold's study hall to Corydon Hitchcock. ' ' '- a. . . I . I . . . . I . I . I ' . . I . . - I ' f senior play if i'lr The Bloated Plutocrat and Friend xj A swell stage crew om Yea tes SH I Q..-K Better crom Kure Hurry up with that greoseponntl FQ s-ri 1 IP' IT Don't look soooooo calm Jcmce Curtom gomg up Nov l8, 1954 29 T1 .f Q , V l L l 3 , A ix ll n ln In V' , . XX' L1 Y As I ' e ' Le 525 1' l A 'f' 5 is f . t ef t t ' ggi 5 I ,z B af' I 1 N W , Y 'A L . , ,f, A' f .L fu ' i . I A rr w K M rf 2 , A . K A 'q v',' lg ' . f ,1 wi A , l 5. it K lfffil 3 lt 4231, ll Q 'P , , . . . - a Q . 4 W 'WI ,gi , E Sim' wal QUL. as C..,x I pe... L .6 .1--54 E 13 gigufevwi 3 Q' w25 - 4 'Q jflgihft-ia XXX I -we QQ. . M B -A ,fm- ff m F5 AQ fr rv Q ' -05 6 ' i 'Y 7? 'raw' -4'-S 'Vw E N XL' EQ! rr- 5'-Q I 4 6. lx G11 sr, ii q,A, A M if 1- 1, 4 fp, n-- -1. HM... , I A - ' a p- 1 1 :- ' AH X V7 A-1 1.14 w r Andrews Bowersox Canc I I la Deon Green W Boer Brink Chomberlcnn Doctor Hall It rr t 'A K I ... 7g,:,z fiSf a ' fa W L , X r M , . A :Ll - , Q, , .. . 'PY' Y? J' R Ba ldwun G D Brown G Chrosure G Durosu P Hurt 32 l is an Bo Bryant Cobum Emlg Hcylett ? 'E 'i W' R in fx NMI-Q MV' B ack L Boone Buluck G Caldwell Coulter M Cupok Emug E rew Hecker J Hecker we 3,45 nw xg.-v Y:-Y vw vw- 'inf W' 3 QA gg mi-w QR WWI? 'QF' YF? G Hitchcock Lewls Newell Rock Smith raft? fa ,ff 49? -as-5--1-' Holowach Long Palmer ust Smlth fix rm vig, P5019- vu Aer ,pv- 'if' 'ti' it J fur. 'K 'v Hotchklss McDannell Peterman Schlosser Sm u th G 33 'Nur NSA-ef vsp-F own.. 'QY RW Jones Merchant Phu I l ups Shoop Staford vi '1 'ZY sew' twig' vga -.-nv vii -as '9K Kleckner Ml l ler Rambo Shorts Stlenhoff gunn- rv f szggjfn chaff' ...sew-mv uf' l ' va gg.-v W 4-Q Lawrence Morris Reagles Slmcheck Stme R fa.. SVN 'E' 'Q l tr. . I F -WSW? I1 . f :QQ A 'ki f' mn M if W 4 if if R 1 if-fl .km 3 K , A , . 2 XA Md ,Q E L Q W, dp, , r ' ' .---,',a,'f.'-Ezkff -. 151 ' f . , . ..,. I .W A- 1 H f , .,,. HX ga , ,,:. ..,.:, Q ,L ,, . A . , Y-S 'YI' . J, Q 'Z H -eifiii'::??5l1 K ' Q . I.'i5' :': , K 3- K- K T, ' X wil' X t SEN, , .- I Q is i' 4' ,wh in 1 1- M 1 'K Q .. , , A gg g , ,,, W' sk.. ,H g Y 'Q' f l W J i f. 'r f 1 Q? M ,W iw, Is:-gr Q fat: 2' F 9 S. Tingley K. Tuttle D. Watson T. Wareham R. Wilcox R. Wilkins R Williams W White M Wright S Wykoff J Yenny .,,,,'..---v.-.www ,q 9-wwissid 4-.mf WM wif' z TF rw? MRM? .......t U we 34 E I 'K - I , fr W A ,lgnt - .. M 113 , .g,.L'f,x - , ,VM , if , M fiixiu- -V - F it 3' ham. P l, . W fm 1 v., lf T i if l j ii it A wt- ,. W , L et. 'W . A- -' V' W ,ffk , , g K , K K- ' lunlors loolung forward . George Ball to more coon huntung Dave Brown not beung late in the mornung Gary Caldwell to better years Al Cancilla to catchung the bus un the mornung Valerue Coulter spendung more tume wuth Duck Leonard Emug America s greatest accorduan player Ed Frew to makung a movue wuth Jane Russell Corydon Hitchcock less fughts wuth Peggy Lucy Holowach more letters from Penn State Ralph Hotz not beung called out of classes Bull Knught bemg on McClelIen Street more often Chrustune Lawrence my last year un school Rut Lewus to more intellectual duscussuons with Miss Adams Jum Merchant to more pretty gurls at Camb Spgs Jt Dave McDannel fuxung up the luttle car Eugene Palmer to ownung more farm equupment Charles Phullups bemg an Army sergeant Warren Reagles playing the drums un hus own band Karen Rust more letters from Canada Larry Schryver more school dances Duck Shorts spendmg more time at the cat 8- dog hospital Janice Stme gainung a luttle heught Kathleen Tuttle to graduate Leah Wade seeing lots of Max Tom Wareham not being such a speedster Lous Boone better years un Como, Texas Prudence Bryant free haircuts lh the future Mary Lou Bullk cheermg in my Senuor year Pat Chamberlain letters from the Navy Mary Ann Cupak more wuld week ends Peggy Dean more nughts un Meadville un a whute Ford Sharon Green better marks next year Ruchard Haylett next year wuth a roomfull of gurls Bernadune Hecker a certain red Ford Jane Hecker a 39 Chevvue on Saturday nught Marcune Long letters from the Army Lous Muller studyhalls Julia Rambo those Fruday nughtsl Il Betty Rock to Saturday nughts dances on the hulll Shirley Slmcheck not travelung to the offuce furst thing un the mornung Daisy Smith a different name after graduatuon Geraldine Smuth a better year wuth Muss Kelly Jean Smuth a customuzed Ford in her driveway Sue Wykoff to graduation and Jum Shurley Tungley a brught red Ford Betty Peterman some new boys at Comb Spgs Jt H S Rlta Wulcox havung lots of fun un classes Richard Wulkens ownung a Ford Thunderburd Kenneth Wilmouth getting another buck next year Harold Baer to desugn hus own car Bob Baldwun hot roddung un hus Chevvuel Harry Bowersox being captaun of the basketball team Charlotte Brink a sunger on Midwestern Hayride Lloyd Cobum a driver on the Indianapolis Speedway Grace Croushore to graduation Rex Doctor lounung the Navy Grace Durasa gettung my druver s lucense Denny Emug leaving school Walter Hall taking vacatlons on school time Paul Hart owning a souped up Cadullac Ron Hotchkiss star fullback on the football team Duck Jones to be a mulluonaure Rosalue Kleckner bemg wuth Bobby Kathleyne Mosier gettung her diploma Bob Newell the muracle of gettung to school on tume Karl Schlosser to see Muss Adams get hitched Gerald Stafford havung his own car 35 Q Q Q ' Q Q H. s. l ' - - 3 . John Morris -getting along better with Mr. Woodring. Richard Black - another year with Miss Adamsl . 1 F - Q 0 o I - - Q Q I . n . WW 'gtk S xv pw ff S In 1... X A 'Mew 301.2 f S 34.33 wr' ref E 'Q' W SDPHOMORIES ibg, X YH-K almsr .K .MJ .-items. Y!-f Z. k 'Ta 3 . 1 v v- A .N D' y Q yi: W' 1 is ' ' V - R W ff. - . ., , X , A V , x of K , ' X C F L, ll it AL A I F H.. -'J 1 I '54 ' ' p 'a 4 . Y S 'J YS mv. . ,V A. ' Af ,, . . ggk , N. W A .F 74,-WW, C - in EXP ' V ,jk .- A 1 ' S 4:1 L L ,ff L q ,. f H' swf. L . el 7 ' - ' Q5 L L p ' if ' K fail A, ' vmkm K - , 'Vt 5 ' .uf 5 P R Tx 'fr v A ,R. K ...N A Q A I Q 1:9 , +9 p 'K h- 'Q - .J fc. g 4. J Sf' f .ff ' gi L V 'J ' Xfw ' M' ,Si ' P f ? v V 'J ' ., gi I' :sp , 2, . ' ff. 4 ,, , x 1 V, ll. ,. La .ff J V ,Q ' fy' 1 . - X. -H if ,L Q F '!J . ' J ' ' A l N ' xi' M JT X I I yfb . 'Qn t .1 at la .Af A 1 he Y I R ,S P L fa ,, , .rs v ' A X 1 ' ' 3 5. 4 lti My :L ' .Em 23- N F is' rx W! l J ' . ,, X L 1 ,fl . A 1 E31 1 . 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Tapper. 38 AJ 1 Lei' 'Kris Z- L QQ X Rowl T Thomas H Turner D Uhlman E Wayner M Wendner L Wulcox M Wllley W Wnlley Row2 B Winsor G Wolfe H Worley G Wright R Wyatt S Wykoff J Zulhaver qzpwm 39 yur' .Z Pr'-C Bob Wyatt not liking girls Philip Eastman not getting A s an Hustory Steve Holowach without hls dlmples Leon Wilcox as an angel Mary Lou Rexford falling ln school Martha Smlth without the glft of gab Tom Thomas not belng T N T Harold Tumer as Bevo Francls Bob Peterson being skmny Gale Wolfe as Gale Fox Phll Kleckner as Romeo Harrie Caldwell dusllking comic books Dick Mlkolay as a street cleaner Larry Milk as Larry Coca Cola Letha Morton as Queen of Cucamonga Elalne Mott as an enemy of Carrol Jones Ray Frlegar as Llberace George Fltzpatnck as Clark Gable Frank Grippe getting A s In Spanish Edgar Turner as Kung of the Canmbals Carrol Jones as a lnttle girl Donald Ksser as a famous wild game hunter Carl Bnrchard with long, wavy halr Bob Bundy as Mario Lanza John Chaklos falling Blology Ron Closky as Mr Sandman George Davls with a Cadillac Peggy Long as a servant to Letha Melvln Burdick passing Health Linda Bruha as a mudget Shirley Stafford not llkmg horses Cathleen Houy bemg 7 ft tall Ethel Wayner not doing Clifford s homework Betty Davls not worrylng about Dutch Irene Biernackl not bemg shy Darlene Croushore without Bernard Linda Baker wlthout Ball Clufford Ball was Clifford Square Don Uhlman being tlmld and shy Neil Doutt playmg a harmonica Elvnn Brown was Elvm Black Jlm Slayton not blushmg Reno Hopper not argulng ln Biology Alfred Renbel dlsllklng Ag Class George Wright as George Wrong Paul Tapper as Paul Slapper Bob Potts without his F F A locket Merle Schlosser wlthout a loke Judy Merntt as Judy Demerit Wllson Willey not bemg Intelligent Ken Dune as Ken Dime Delbert Coburn as Presldent of the U S A John Fletcher as John Stretcher Duck Boylan as a future Ennstem Harry Worley without that grlnl Joan Luce packing to go to Mt Fuliyama Judy Styborskl movlng to Erle Carolyn Moffatt telling who she llked Marlon Wllley sewing stripes on 'all suits Alice Dean at a hunting camp without Sonny Barbara Black bemg as tall as Al Ruchard Rogers without has harem Betty Wlndsor keepmg the car under 50 M P H Loretta Spanogle marching In the Infantry wlth Duck Joyce Emerlck as the county s heavyweight champion Sylvia Wykoff as the real Allce an Wonderland Lorna Mullet swlmmmg the English Channel In 5 hours Martha Weidner going with Larry Mllk Wanda Holland wlthout that pretty red halr Bertha St John as Tarzan of the Ropes Carol lllug as being the quiet, shy type 40 . Q . , . . . ' ' lu ' ' . ll 1 v - n n I . I' . - - - - . . ll . ll I 0 I 0 ll Il I I ' ll ll . . . I I ' 0 . . . . Kay Hendrickson without a blue Ford. Joyce Zilhqver when she sow Aff, ll ' . ll Q .I 1 ll O 0 0 . . ll . C ll ' ' ' . . . . , . . - - n . n ' llNDlZRClI-XSSMIEN kg! X Q -SL 'E Wi. ,, , wfsgw Q, Q: .Ax EM, KW, 1-'Q 42 eighill grade ! X , Q s IMI, l 43 seventh grade ky' 44 ATHLETICS Q W 4 W sa Q ., ,M ss-4 1 M.. rs., an N- ' My Row I Row 2 Row 3 D Bandley D Henry, J Tobm, E Zllhaver, J Thomas, B Lewis, R Kus sln, J Morris, L McDuff R Benedict, F Grnpp Manager L Schryver, R Lamb, H Amy, L Roswell, P Mathews, E Palmer, W Mor ton, T Andrews, C Glance, R Wilcox, R Rogers P Kontor, Llne Coach Managers J Wllmoth, J Rexford, H Caldwell B Christy, R Koseff, A Cancilla B Newell S Holowach, K Peterson, R Hotchkiss, D Uhlman, B Wyatt, S Mitchell, T B Darcangelo, Coach UR Athletic Department under the dnrectlon ,paw We L N of Coach T B Darcangelo has long been known throughout Crawford County as a producer of good sportsmanship During the past few years Cambridge HI has maintained a steady record of de pendabillty for hard, aggressive, yetclean, sports 46 , .. - . . . . 1 I 1 1 1 . . - ' . . . . . . , . . , . I . . . . - . . . . . . . 0 D I u O . . , . . . . , . . . . , . , . . . . . . . . . . 'fi W I 1 I Q fi, if - Q f 5? 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Y . . 5, N .V n ' . nz XX f zz.. 7 .Ag Q CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 28 EDINBORO 0 The Blue Devils opened their I954 football season wlth a good start by beating the Edlnboro grldders 28-0 Tobm and Lewns were the T D men Lewls made the flrst touchdown around right end, and Tobin made the other three, two of which were made over center and the last on a pass over left end The extra points were made by Lewis CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 31 UNION CITY 6 Cambridge came up with their second victory of the season by out-class mg Union City 31-6 Cambridge scoring was done by Tobin Roswell Mc Duff and Lewis, the latter scorlng two Lewis also accounted for the con verslon Umon's touchdown was mode by Lyons CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 7 CONNEAUT VALLEY 7 The Sprlngers met their first Class B opponents, and ended up with a version Conneaut Valley's scoring was done by Baker and Logan 0 ev I L f x leyfq' 47 X fl QA 0 ' 1 ' i SQ F 7 ex Q tie. Lewis made the Devils only T.D. and McDuff followed with the con- ,I 'V' I A I , 4 if - fo Q . Mi VN, CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 21 FAIRVIEW 26 The Blue Devils suffered thelr first and only defeat when they came to blows with Fairview The Cambridge scoring was done by Tobln Wllcox and Yenny ln that order All conversions were made by the scorers them selves Mowry and Timmons hut paydlrt for Falrvuew Mowry and Brandon scored the extra points CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 21 WATERFORD 7 Cambridge lumped back into the wmnlng groove, after losing to Farr view, by defeatlng Waterford For Cambridge at was Lewls and Tobm and back to Lewls agaln ln the thurd quarter All conversions were made by Wilcox Waterford s only T D was credited to Leech He also made the extra CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS 33 SAEGERSTOWN 26 U The Blue Devils took a permanent foothold as Co-Champions of the ,EQ Crawford County Class B League as they defeated the Saegerstown Pan f thers Accounting for Cambridge were McDuff, Yenny Tobln and Lewls McDuff and Wilcox tallned the extra points For Saegerstown lt was Stewart and Smith, the latter scoring three touchdowns Conversions were by Smith and Hunter X S UMMARY I igiug, s HE Cambridge Springs Blue Devils ended thelr season with a 4 wln, I x N loss, and I tae record There was only one Inlury during the season and that was Chuck Sherred with a leg IDIUTY We wlll lose sixteen men by graduahon, but the 55 season has a very good outlook Losses by grad uatlon will be Wilcox, Tobm, Sherred, Thomas, Bandley, Zllhaver, Mc Duff Morton, Andrews Benedict, Roswell Mathews, Henry, Glance, Kus sln and Amy The returning lettermen will be Dave Brown Jam Yenny and Bob Lewls Duck Bandley, Sports Edltor 48 M A 'RZ T ,, L w e polnt. I I I I I ' I' La . f2lfQ . io: .. ,, - K? f 'il Q il 0 N I, Q . ' . ' X x T ' . . . f I X X lst Base 2nd Base 3rd Base Shortstop Left Field Center Fleld Rnght Field Catcher Pitcher Saegerstown Randolph Conneaut Lake Saegerstown Randolph Conneaut Lake Townvl Ile Townvn Ile Hobson ust Ca ldwe l l Tucci Gerow McDuff Tobl n Cork l an Van Matre Cambridge Springs C H S OPP S UMMARY HE Baseball Team of Cambridge Hi polished off their 8 game season with a 4 wln 4 loss record The team losses by graduation were: Hobson, Rust, Caldwell, Tucci, Gerow McDuff Cork lin, and Van Matre. The only returning letterman will be Jim Tobin, who played right field 49 basketball Kneeling left to right Harry Caldwell Manager Ron Wxlcox Jim Yenny BemardTob1n Gale Wolfe Carl Buchard Lynn Suenoff Bob Lewis Standing left to right T B Darcangelo Coach Leroy Roswell hm Tobin Ray Filegar Ronald Benedict Larry Schryver Max Ferris Walter Tucker Cambrudge Sprmgs S pp Lunesvulle Edunboro Albuon Edmboro Albion Lunesvnlle Conneaut Lake SBBEBISIOWII Sparta Randolph Y., Cambridge Sprungs West Sprmgfueld Townvulle Conneaut Valley Conneaut Lake Sparta Randolph West Sprungfueld Townvxlle Conneaut Valley E, the students of Cambrudge Hugh, feel that ut us not lust the winnung that counts, but ut us the partucupatuon and clean sportsmanshup that makes a good team The Varsuty Basketball Team of Cambrudge Sprungs Hugh School had a faur season thus year The stand ung record for the l954 55 season was, I2 wlns and 9 losses Although they dud not wun them all, our team never broke their trend of good sportsmanshup and faur play Our losses by graduation wull be Jum Tobm, Leroy Roswell Ronald Benedict, Walter Tucker, Ber nard Tobm, and Max Ferrus lnlurues of the season were very slight, wuth the exceptuon of Jum Tobun, who broke his hand toward the end of the season Thus was Mr Darcangelo s 7th year of coachung at Cambrudge Hugh Barrung any conditions, he was always behind our team wuth a never say due attutude We hope that he wull be wuth us many more of the years to come 50 OP ' Q ' V l , at ' ' C.H..O. 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' 75 An 5' 45' 0 , 1854 ' - Q f- W, 'f bags SENIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom M A Sfyborskl M L ullk S Wykoff L Landers K Sfyborskl G Smlfh cheerleaders 54 V 7 : x 1 :B - if .I E u 'V ,mf 'N 1 ir, J n ' Q X ,r,CK5, we cheerleaders JUNIOR HIGH CHEERLEADERS Top to Bottom Styborskl Stearns Moffatt K landa tos Deeter i 55 P. ' J. D. J. J. Mitchell C. S? 4 15 EW Y. 1 M9131 g-null-4- '.s BS- OUR BID TD T0 CLUBS .7 , M6 Q I0 Tv. XX 5 Of yearbook staff STAFF Walter Scheid Walter Tucker CO EDITORS lvan Terrlll Subscription Edltor Mules Bausch Literary Edrtor Wulma Watson Advertnsing Edntor Bob Mitchell Photography Edutor Duck Bandley Sports Editor Jlm Thomas Art Editor eo, cv P41 fe, -Er To the Students of Cambridge Springs Jolnt Hugh School Here IS your 1955 RESONATOR We have endeavoured to brlng you a yearbook which as typical of the entire Cambridge Springs Jomt Hugh School For that reason not lust seniors, but members of all hugh school classes had an opportunity to loan our staff To thus group of mdwlduals who gave so freely of thelr tame talent, and energy, we extend our heartfelt thanks for their contributions to this RESONATOR as rt appears in flnal prlnt THE STAFF Q 58 , - e u X . Z p X, , 40,0 1' ,' ' 1 -' -4060, J. library club OFFICERS Presldent Romona Whnte Vice President Barbara Black Sec y Treasurer Barbara Rodeman NDER the supervision of Mrs Shreckengost, our Library IS bulldlng Itself unto a growrng good literature The Library Club members have helped process more than 400 new books this year They have a so shared responslblllty for displays on bulletln boards care of property and the lmportance of mauntamlng system and order ln the Llbrary I I 1 source of functional information and a wealth of . I . . . . I I 59 band YY' muloreiies ELL known to the school and community, our muslc depart ment as always preparing a repertoire of songs and marches designed to please any type of audience Our Musuc Makers have bettered their quality and capacity for learning music, due chief ly to the untirlng efforts of Mr Menser, the director 4 Q 62 radio club 63 .lumorF F A HE members of the F F A here In our high school are always busily working at one of their many projects This worth whlle organization co operates wlth both the school and commumty In furthering an terest ln vocational fanning Thelr purpose ing whnch they can apply to their own prolects Mr Caldwell Jr F F A sponsor I' 64 .' pf M A 1 l l , if A is to improve techniques and methods in fann- ,fw , if W7 .A , .- 0 , Hi? 955' ' of America -JN 4-s.....r- 43.4 'QAWQEF '3 Es -H2 'Ev-'1.m ,Smyiklllllll-Fill' UHIIIMSYIEUAFTIPUISYLVIIIA SemorF F A F A members leam to function as a unlt, but induvudual skill as also recog nlzed Each member is required to fulfill a certaln number of duhes We are proud of our many members who have won awards, degrees, and shown the knowledge and skill which comes from learning through donng OFFICERS President Elmer Zllhaver Vice President Calvin Caldwell Treasurer - Donald Henry Secretary Lawrence Baer Mr. Russell Sr. F. F. A. sponsor 65 4 Y ' 5 -'J g 4 ' f , rA ':1' - ff' , i k 'ir' ' :Q SX' - is.. W --Q 5 ,.1, f , , I ' r 'ff 122 2. 1 M A I si 45 rise ' if . if? 5 . A A lair ESE. Q v 4 .. .x . I X I 5 r f' , , if ,N g 1 use 4' . , W-Q QM - ,gl -. ' . ftfff -45 f I l ff?1Eilf3g'f ' Vx 'Zf1LQs:r r' - . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . V . j f u ' u F . X . ,Q A -t 1 , iyplng club shop club in 66 S-7 Hai M url club xl F. 'I'. A. siucleni council QM! 68 lulure home makers OFFICERS President Ralphene Shoop Vlce President Shlrley Stafford Secretary Ethel Wayner Treasurer Barbara Pardee Hlstorlan Kathylene Mosler ya- '.' Mrs Flemmg Sponsor of the Sr F H A UR organlzahon composes one of the most active groups In the school The Future Homemakers of America as made up ing refreshments during football and basket ball season, selling Christmas candy, and having food sales were among our many ac tivutles during thus year 70 3 . . of girls maioring in home economics. Sell- ig - , x . of America 1-5 gsffx T S purpose the same as the Semor F H A , the Junior F H A began early ln the year to plan their actlvitles Although our number is llmlfed, we are striving to build our club ln to an organization we will be proud to leave as we become Semor Homemakers Miss Reynolds Sponsor of the Jr F 7l fl MEMORIIE jx 'Y ii I Xff mi' D 4 4, J' 4' 'xlx I ml 0 LV-Ax sx n l n ,I N z 'ff,, 'Ox Nxf K : 1, S.. ' 3 fx 5 4, 'sis Q :' Q ,- 5 , Q I ll, ON- up ,Ill is I' xt introducing FOOTBALL QUEEN S COURT Standing left to right Leah Wade, Pat Chamberlain and Luculle Holowach Seated Queen Valerie Coulter Miss Valerie Coulter Football Queen 1954-55 t Q N a, td 'Q 4 ali' V :xp F11 fp, A , xl. 41 w xgl awlf ,p tx may our royalty Miss Rosalie Kleckner F.F.A. Queen 1954-55 SENIOR COURT OF HONOR Standung Leroy Roswell, Loa Landers Elmer Zllhaver, Marian Tuccl Charles Stone and Mary Alice Sfyborski Seated Kung Charles Sherrecl and Queen Jan Ice Slverllng :sw F' abr' 3' 5 45 'ky 1 1 Q 1 F ' ,Q , Ki as I X eg NV . 5 3 4 -,L'f:A .H SENIOR KING AND QUEEN Kung Charles Sherred and Queen .lanlce Slverllng ,K a 74 H11-as 6 so ENGLISH Loa Landers, twlce wlnnmg entrant from C S Jomt Hugh School an the National Hugh School Poetrycontest MUSIC Representatives chosen to represent C S Jomt Hugh School at the 1955 P M E Northwestern DnstrrctChoral Festlval at Albion Standmg Mr Menser Dxrector 1stRow seared Pat Sxmms Wy1daZ11haver Peggylvioon 2nd Row seated Dave Brown Ron Benedxct Charles Stone ADVERTI5 ME T 4v'1 ,AY I I N,llF 1-EIWED Pars Li c,45I 0 f.......-. X Nj DJHAT EVER I 4' H IT 5 ' T9ADmwr ff QTEK 1 ' .n l WHAT MAKES X! THE BEST SCHOOLS J THE BEST HOMES Q THE BEST GOVERNMENT L Str st. .1 THE BEST STORES THE BEST FACTORIES THE BEST HOTELS THE BEST PROFESSIONS H WEEKLY THE INDEPENDENT EDINBORO THE LEADER WATERFORD THE COSMOPOLETE HERALD GIRARD SEMI WEEKLY THE ENTERPRISE WILL ROSE NEWS CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS THE TIMES UNION CITY NEWSPAPER THE BEST NEWSPAPER THE ENTERPRISE NEWS 77 5 'kI:1,xf1 ,315 j 1 .uf A GOOD COMMUNITY? cg ,E f a I i , 35 - jf' I' ' T E ' I 1 I I X . N. ' , N N ' A -'XSL-SN Am T. - ' X 212- ' V , , I x ss ' 4 .' 'lj w 4 fs- gy 1 f f ff ,w 1:1 155 O I . 4.- . TO THE CLASS OF 1955 qgx Arlvdgfrd, PHONE 3583 IT S THRIFTY TO SHOP THE SUPER WAY SPRINGS SUPER MARKET f 'H ixwn f gi QL Esrw . V M Pf' s lsHEs J V ' V . , ' ff , 5- 5 A .ffm Q in 155 5 gl L J.. . , C 5 ' WEL 78 I u u f- X ...,,,.,1 h f 1 .X I ' 1 - 'lf - 1 Tim' - ,,.3, ,. ..,,X,l.gg x .. Wx., 7. l'f3l'e .l '-f 'j . I 4' . -. gf- . , ,. - , ,A rr 'V , X .. . A ,q-- qv 1 ,- FORREST P TAPPER KEYSTONE GAS KEYSTONE GAS PHONE 3348 PROMPT AND COURTEOUS SERVICE CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA EMBLEM O PHONE 2792 BEST WISHES CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS BAKERY We Specuoluze In WEDDING and PARTY CAKES Compluments ROSS S ESSO SERVICE STATION Scegertown Penno TRI STATE mx ll A ' AREAS IIOESSLEII S ONLY GOVERNMENT INSPECTED MEAT PACKING ESTABLISHMENT KLECKNER 8- WAID BEST FOR LESS Hardware Paint Plumbing Saegerfown P Phone 2795 79 IL 0 X ,SN , ' if of nh - - , a. DRAKE S i HARDWARE AND FURNITURE Q62 'MRT PHONE 4741 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PENNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES GROCERIES x BAKED GOODS 4-' rowN Cur RATE ,J W' I SOUTH MAIN STREET CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA DOG a. CAT HOSPITAL P 8K R CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS TELEFQIIQNE COMPLIME NTS PORTER RI DG EWAY CAMBRIDGE FROZEN FOODS 012 I 47- 1 5I2 VENANGO AVE 46 f 'f ia., MEATS CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA ICE CREAM 80 ' K. 3 I A I U. , , -1 '34, .I I 1 I E. gy , V ' ,LQQG -I . PA. OF ,flg -f x. if 3 . K'-XLQIFX iff I - I . BEST WISHES MEADVILLE SPORTING GOODS MEADVILLE PENNSYLVANIA Best WIshes CHARLES JEWELRY STORE Meqdvllle Pennsylvanla Glenn Ray Best Wishes Ph om Coyle s Photo FInIshIng L k oc er Camera Supplies Plant Greetlng Cards Saegertown, Phone 25 312 Meadwlle, p PBHHSYIVCHIC BEST WISHES from Smlth s Red and WhIte Store Saegertown P CAL'S DAIRY BAR and RESTAURANT Table and Counter Servlce Saegertown, Penna Best WIshes E Tucker Lumber Saegertown, Pa COMPLIMENTS ESSO STATION NORTH MAIN STREET CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA CONGRATULATIONS an BEST WISHES to the GRADUATES OF I955 X C CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 Q FROM THE ERIE TIMES WP DAILY AND SUNDAY Relax ' Comb EVERYTHING FOR BUILDING UNITED WE DELIVER NATURAL GAS HOBBS LUMBER CO Phone 4O0I Edmboro Pa ' or C. - Co. a ' fx l 4-I ' 8I E.G.PIFER DAVID E. PIFER .fegaeuj BM .Edna We Specialize In Party And Group Transportation BUS TERMINAL AND OFFICE MILL VILLAGE, PA. PHONE WATERFORD 4567 or 4516 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF 55 COMPLIMENTS Carl P Levme C Roland Levme LEVINE FUNERAL HOME S 30 Years of Friendly Service STERLING SERVICE AMBULANCE SERVICE PHONE 477I CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PENNSYLVANIA an GOOFJUCK STERLING CAB co DICKINSON S RED AND WHITE FOOD STORE W1 KK A uuceslos senvlcs srAr1oN VENANGO AVE 81 SPRING ST C L Hanson and Son we QA H X Q DESOTO PLYMOUTH SALES 8- SERVICE PHONE 3762 Phone 2992 Edmboro Penna 82 I . ' . ' OF I ll ' ' ll ' I f 0 I . . . x N G 1 -ji-1 . . - 9 gf, , . I I , . . 7 mmf FV I TRIBU FOR BEST RESULTS use COMPLIMENTS OF LeBoeuf Fort I fred Feed Mfg nn Waterford BURGER and O BRIEN PHONE 3I75 Waterford Pc TH COMPLIMEN TS OF NE REPUBLICAN ARVIN TV 8k RADIO SALES 8- SERVICES EARL SHEARER 3II CHURCH ST PHONE 5715 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA 'Q MEADVILLE PA DR EARLE S PICKUP PHONE 293 73 WATERFORD STREET ER est HAIBACH VETERINARIAN w,,h,, anon-lens AL s UNION clrv PA CLOTHES MEAT PACKER S SHOP FINE MEATS Compllments of ER E, CAMERA CEN TER Meadvulle Pa PENNSYLVANIA Erle Po Phone 2 4242 WATERFORD UFFICE THF FIRST NATIONAI BANK OI IIWRIIF WA rr Rrokn Pl Nvm LVANIA 83 . . -- 4,1. .34 . . . I ,I I I I V E : I F E X vff. 14 , - . , . , . . . B . u , . I . . , . . 1 . : - 1 1 Q A ' 4 . ' .4 14 nHAnv:nNuMs:nvw:Lv: fi . V i L I, Av CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 55 SHOP AND SAVE ABC STORE VARIETY VALUE CONGRATULATIONS HOME RESTAURANT CONGRATULATIONS BRONSON S ATIANTIC SERVICE Cambridge Springs, Penna TED MAR HOTEL CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 J R WILSON Jeweler Good Food Af All Hours ROLLE 259 Venango Avenue, 30l State Street, Cambridge Springs Erie, Pennsylvania JOYLAND R DROME MEADVILLE PENNA For Health sake Rollerskate At one of the best Rinks in the State. Join the family skating circle Meet old and new friends at Joyland fx X X 1 ,f x Z 84 fl, ig' A .HI X I I ll ll I CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 55 UNION CITY COOP ASSN WE PICK UP AND DELIVER WE DEAL IN FERTILIZER LIME and G L F PRODUCTS PHONE UNION CITY PA BEST WISHES rom BOSTON STORE ER E PENNSYLVANIA Congratuluhons to the Class of GRANT CO ER E .FDA MACHINERY BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 55 CAMBRIDGE FARM EQUIPMENT YOUR INTERNATIONAL NEW HOLLAND DEALER LEADING MAKER OF REFRIGERATORS 45, Args-SNR Cin Z ! Xu FARM MACHINERY L -Q7 n PENNSYLVANIA I E. A-12-.W COMPLIMENTS TEXACO SALES 8m SERVICE L W LONG CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES VAN MATRE FUNERAL HOME PHONE 2804 BEST WISHES FROM THE MERLE WEBSTER HARDWARE VEN AN GO PA IT COSTS NO MORE AT THE CRAWFORD STORE WITH QUALITY and FASHION ASSURED I Y r X : 83 , . f -'SSH W. T. d I , . , X Q,,, fa' M as CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 COMPLIMENTS OF .Q-.L NEW BETHLEHEM BURIAL SERVICE COMPLIMENTS W mj THE VILLA Aunfmvq THEATRE Bum TMEAD VI LLE PA'-f !!w'ge0l,QkdbnBLwuM1EDmnmnd, The Best Ploce to Eat 236 South Mann Street PHONE MEADVILLE 35071 Cambradge Springs Phone 9801 Penne PONTIAC iff' Soles 8- Servlce CEC I L SEAGE R PON TIAC COMPLIMENTS OF BISHOPS NEWS ROOM C J HOLCOMB MEATS 8K GROCERIES Phone COOLEY, PA PHONE TOWNVILLE 2488 Cambridge Springs, Po. 9401 3502 86 'B -- A I. , .- 1 L'tf!.,. or O I IJ ' . I ll Il ' I . . I cs.M.c. I Z . Z CONGRATULATIONS COOLEY FEED 81 SUPPLY LITTLE COOLEY PA FE D HARDW RE PAINTS HUDSON BARN EQUIPMENT DELAVAL MILKERS WILSON KING PROP PHONE TOWNVILLE 2959 BEST WISHES SCHRUBB S LAUNDRY T44 North Mann St CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA PHONE 3922 YOU CAN DO BETTER AT THE FACTORY SHOE STORE Water Street Meadvllle Pa COMPLIMEN TS OF VEN AN GO INN VENANGO PENNSYLVANIA BEST WISHES COHEN AUTO SUPPLY Meadvllle Pennsylvanla COMPLIMENTS OF WELL S ESSO STATION VENANGO, PA Phone Comb 9524 QUIIIII S FLOWER SHUI' 301 b IVIAIN ST PHONF 470 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS wr: nsuvnn PHONES 54 655 57 462 SENDER BROS Dealers nn Livestock We Specualuze ln Furst Class Fresh and Springer Cows Farm Perry Hlghway 6 Mule post Route D Erae P 280 Chestnut St Meaclvnlle P BEST OF LUCK FRED SHEARER S UNITED SERVICE GAS ' OIL ACCESSORIES ' LEE TIRES BATTERIES COMPLIMENTS OF PENCE'S GREENHOUSE 317 Thomas Street Cambridge Spnngs Penna Phone 2795 GOOD LUCK BOTH AND TEAL Your School Photos East Aurora, New York I , . : E A I . I ' I 1 ,l - fy I vw - . . - . : . : . - . - 97 R. .4 ', a. . ' , a. . . I . 87 HILGENDORF DAIRY MEADVILLE PA DIAL 35 824 40 551 -'lrl JESSEN KERR INC JEWELER U I FORMERLY RAMER Where the Homes of Tomorrow Begun 2I5 Chestnut Street, Meodvllle, Pa SPRINGS C M ROOT RCA 8. GE SALES 8. SERVICE LUMBER 225 South Munn Street a Ccmbrldge Springs, P THE HOUSE OF MUSIC 914 Water Street Meadville, Po. MILLWORK- BUILDERS' HARDWARE -PAINT Sheet Music Instruments Records Accessorles f z PM Phone- 5452I PHONE 4791 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA. 88 f . ,w-M,. A ,,,-, I . - or - f . V D . , ., I I - . . . . . . I . . O. RIGHT AND STEARNS FORD CARS TRUCKS A-Q COMPLIMENTS RELIABLE' PRESCRIPTIONS SCHRYVER S South Mann Street, COMPLIMEN TS BI RD HARD S SHOE STORE Cambridge Sprlngs, Pa THE LITTLE SHOP Gnfts Cambridge Sprlngs, PennsyIvama Greesrg Cards CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA COMPLIMEN TS JONES ELECTRIC ,x Ni Q V A 5-1, N 'A xy Na BEST WISHES TUTTLE S JEWELRY South Mann Street, Cambridge Sprlngs, Pa. BEST OF LUCK L. P. HIED CO. SOUTH MAIN STREET, PHONE: 4704 CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS, PA. II I g . 5 k. K, D135 xi F A 1 if IE I H ,f ,vf-I VL , IQ- - OF OF ' . . . d ' I . ' 89 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF '55 CARNATION COMPANY CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 55 GAGE S SUPER MARKET RU My Venango Avenue lx'-:ina X I Phone 3381 Complnmenfs COO P E RATIVE CARGO CLEANERS South Mom Street Cambridge Spnngs, Pa E L GORENFLO CAMBRIDGE SPRINGS PA CUSTOM GUNSMITH Erue Penna 90 I I ,497 ' - I64 ' 5 Cambridge Springs, Po 7 4 YTTITM 11' I FIU - : of . I . . l , . . I n pclirons Mr Victor Kingsley Mass Katherine Adams Mrs Bertha Shreckengost Mr Terrance Darcangelo Mlss Eleanor Kelly Mlss Barbara Brittln . Jullus Russell George Menser . Willard Smeltzer H C Smith Mrs Marlon Campbell Mrs Dolly Eaknn Felix Kontor James A Murray Roger W Bloss Harry J Foulkrod C H Battersby Robert Lentz Harvey Sanden Harry Cotton Mr Edward Butler C E Mullin, M D Waterford Lumber Company Mull Village Feed 8- Supply Weigel s Garage E 8- A Doubet, Erie L Press 81 Company Erie Charles Muller 8. Sons, Mead Standfords General Store, Brown Hill Tots 8. Teens, Erie B F Goodrich Erle Coyan 8. Green, Meadville Wlrts Drug Store, Meadville Jenny s Shop, Meadville J 8. A Motors Mass Mary Benner Mr Wendell Woodrmg Mlss JoAnne Reynolds Mrs Ruth Flemmmg Mr Gnralomo Demarch: BEST WISHES SANITARY FARMS DAIRY 91 Mr ' , Mr. ' . Mr Dr. . . ' Mr. . . . Mr. . ' ' Mr. . Miss Mary Cousins F.W. Woolworth Co., Meadville Mr. . ' Dr. . . . ' Mr. ' Mr. . ' Mr. . ' ' PHONE 2 5617 Erie 521 East 18 Street, Erle, Pa ,JJ 1 M f ,, , IDL M Wal, wwf if i ' GW' WL? Kgovflbf ff 'rex K my , 1