Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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. . . . Temperature-takers of Tomorrow FUTURE NURSES Girls who arf- interested in nursing as an Carver' may join Future Nurses. Rath yvm' they attend ei lea SP0llSOI'0Kl by the x'VOIllE'l1iS Auxiliary of the Guernsey Counly Nlvilifnl Associatiml. Tlwy ure :ulvisml lay Miss lVlm'y Arnold, LIBRARFA NS Clll'Cliillg out books. keeping the library in gfczoil m'.l01'. mill pulling llllx soil Y pixlznl on tzillmlivv sluzleuis are 501119 ol' , - ,fri . tho ilutivs ol' lllv Slllllixlll liln'zn'iam. NVQ sill uppwvizile the servivo lliosv sluilmlls Nichols. rvllilvl' to llw scluml. Row 1. Sally Toland, Marge Hudson, Suellen Laughlin, Susan Row 2. Patricia Eddy, Patti Smith, Judy Riggs, Linda Crews, Margaret Rainey, Shhhh ---- Librarians working! Seated-Delores Smalley. Standing-Marilyn Shaffer, Carol Evans, Shirley House, Bonnie Peterson. TWENTY-THREE

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. . . . 'Rec1clin','Ritin', and 'Riithmetic . . . . Row l. Becky Bragg, Janet Aikin, Sue Jones, Carol Lake, Beverly Wencek, Susan Andrews, Linda Byard, Susan Nichols. How 2. Helen Wilson, Zelda Tingle, Susan Millington, Kay Golladay, Bryan Devore, Sandi Brown, Mary Louise Kiernan, Sue Ramsay, Sandy Crook. KNO! in picture: Barbara Frakes, Donna Marlaft, Carole Rogovin, John Toddj. Beverly Wencek gains a little experience. TWENTY-TWO FUTURE TEACHERS Beverly Wencek, as president. lecl the lfulure Teachers through a very successful year. A dance was held to buy books for one member of the club for her first year in college. A bake sale and teaching in the public schoolsywere also highlights of the year. Other officers were vice-president, Donna lVlarlattg secretary, Linda Byardg treasurer, Sue .lonesg librar- ian, Barbara Frakesg historian. Susan Anclrewsg and reporter, Carol Lake.

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Peace oncl unity, freedom and brotherhood Y-Teens in full force Y-TEENS Y-Teens. the teenage group of the YWCA, is one of the largest and most active clubs in our school and community. Membership is open to any senior, junior, or sophomore girl regardless ol' race, religion or nationality. To grow as a person, to grow in friendship with people of all races, religions, and nationalities. and to grow in the knowledge and love of God are the Y-Teen goals. Using the theme, 'LWhat's Cookin'? the club had a very successful year. Highlights of the year were the retreat at .lohnny Appleseed Inn, the traditional Candlelight Recognition Service. the Thanksgiving scavenger hunt, which benefited needy families, the formal, Hearts and Flowers , Talent Night, and Senior Farewell. This year's officers were: president, Bess Siegfried, vice-president, .lanet Driggs, secretary, Susan Sohner, treasurer, Mary Lou Oliver. The faculty ad- visors were Miss Hazel McCulley and Miss Martha Nleitzer. TWENTY-FOUR