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

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CLASS WILL OF '57 We, the Class of '57, being of sound body and sane mind, do hereby leave this' parchment our last will and testament, to the Class of '58. Vile also leave our vim, vigor, and vitality which, believe us, has never been surpassed in former yearslllll Clifford Ball leaves his hunting ability to Chester Mott and Dave Pieffer. Carl Birchard leaves his atoms and molecules to Dale Jadus. Irene Biernacki leaves her smile to Nancy Beach. Dick Boylan leaves his parking space to Art Ferguson. Sonny Brown leaves his football ability to Jim Bernoski. Linda Bruha leaves her baton to Kathy Wikris and Lorraine Millett. Bob Bundy leaves his pool playing to George Leslie. Harrie Caldwell leaves his wavy hair to Kenny Morgan. Janet Campbell leaves her ability in studies to Anne Campbell. John Chaklos leaves his acting ability to Dave Mead. Ronald Closky leaves his shyness to Jim Ball and Nancy Caldwell. Darlene Croushore leaves her quiet ways to Janet Beanlarid and Hazel Lasher. Betty Davis wills her dirty dishes in the home ec. room to Mary Sokac and Alvetna Schlosser. George Davis leaves the shop to Karl Kwolek and Alvin Landers. Neil Doutt leaves without Marilyn Smith. Phil Eastman leaves to let Alan Koseff take over. Joyce Emrick wills her beloved shorthand to Marlene Danielka and Janet Tapper. Ray Filegar leaves his sports ability to Pug Peterson and Larry Bowersox. George Fitzpatrick leaves his meekness to Gretchen Freeland and Dian Mohney. John Fletcher leaves his manly charms to Dick Eakin and Kenny Eimers. Frank Grippe leaves his typewriter to Norman Handly. Wanda Holland leaves the commercial room for Beatrice Wfillis and Joyce Mitchell to occupy. Steve Holowach leaves his tackling ability to Bob Peterman. Carol Illig leaves the mimeograph machine to Frances Tucci and Romana White. Carrol Jones leaves her ambition to be a nurse to Barbara Ellis. Don Kiser leaves his love for girls to Vernon Schlosser. Phil Kleckner leaves his soft voice to David Sundean. Peg Long leaves her trombone to Bob Lamb. Joan Luce leaves the Pitchfork to Joyce Stafford. Dick Mikolay leaves his dancing to Ed Moffat. Larry Milk leaves his height to Kay Wfagner. Carolyn Moffatt leaves her love for boys to Carol Newark. Letha Morton leaves her piano playing to Vivian XVellmon. Lorna Palevich leaves her will to get a Diploma to the Class of '58, Bob Petersen leaves his love for lunch to Carl Durasa. Al Reibel leaves Ag class to Francis Gray. Mary Louise Rexford decides it would be best to leave as John and Joan Rexford are taking over her territory. Dick Rogers leaves his shorthand book to Sandra Carr. Ed Shaw leaves his milk pails to Robert Bradley. Jim Slayton leaves his way with girls to Ed I-Iazlett. Dana Smith leaves her gift of gab to April W'illis and Linda Wilmoth. Martha Smith leaves her silliness to Lonnie Mitchell. Dorothy Springer leaves her charms to Elizabeth Boylan and Joann Bidwell. Shirley Stafford leaves her burned biscuits to Darlene Caldwell. Floyd Stoke leaves his Hot Rodding' to Pete Moffat. Mary Stolzenbach leaves her height to Norma Howell. Judy Styborski leaves the office telephone ringing for Ellen Birchard to answer. Paul Tapper leaves his clicking heels to Ernie Kobel. Toni Thomas leaves the art room to John Peck. Harold Turner leaves Senior English to Dariny Grove. Don Ulhman leaves his madness to Ted Williams. Ethel Wayner leaves her place in lunch line to Sandra Siverling. Martha Weidner leaves her apple-polishing to Barbara Rodeman. Leon Wilcox leaves his trips to the office to Conrad Shearer. Betty Winsor leaves the boss' knee for Roberta Bradick, Gale Wolfe leaves Judy Gage behind. Harry Worley leaves his seriousness to Tommy Howe. George Wright leaves his teasing ways to John Hotchkiss. Sylvia Wykoff leaves her sophistication to Kris Burchill. Joyce Zilhaver leaves her singing voice to Elaine Drake. In general, we leave a school which will be mucli more quiet after we are gone. In witness of this last will and testament, we. the Senior Class officers, subscribe our names this twenty-first day of May, nineteen hundred and fifty-seven. SIGNED BY: WITNESSED BY: MARGARET LONG - Prerident LETHA MORTON - Secretary RICHARD ROGERS - Vice-Preuklent CARL BIRCHARD - Trearurer

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. X 1 .di .--n .Ll:. '77 X nf'-, SCHOOL SONG W'hen Carnhridge Sturdy rnen fall into line, We know that we will win another tirne, We pint otir faith and hope and trait in thern, We know that then we can depend - RAH, RAH, RAI-I, RAH. I .,x,g- So let'.f get in and fight with all ozzr nzightq '- AF ':.. We wont give in till thif old game if won. V' 1' We'll give that old time yell called: RAH RAH RAI-I SIS BOOM BAH CAMBRIDGE HIGH!.lfl ALMA MATER -I There? a Jchool we'll hold forever, 1. In onr heartf it cannot die: And no hand on earth can Jenifer, 'R' 2 Oiir love for Cambridge High, She will rank ahozfe all otherf, For .rhe .rtandx for trffth and right: 1 - I And therelr nazight can daant the Mother L I ' ' Of the dear old Bliie and White! X A5 in yearf now gone hefore 111, And throtigh yeary that come anewq Ins: H May her guiding hand he o'er 111. - '. I- May we love the Wfhite and Blue: -,Q May that nohle home of learning, Stand forever trite and hrightq And oar Ipiritf ezfer hnrning, For the dear old Blite and Il'7hite! And when age if fayt approafhing 5 And our frarnef grow weak and larne: 2 IW hen oar whitened headr are bending, ' - The result of life'J great .ftrainq ....-L:-1-l4:---. .717!N' May the thortghty of yon come to III, I AJ we hring old Jcenef to lightg 3 And the lozfe of old mrge through nf, ' For the dear old Blzze and White! 1 W S, 'a flxi