Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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. . . . . . Music,Maestro! . . . . . . pw Row 2. Martha Zaring, Keith McKnight, Pat Brindle. Row l. Margaret Amos, Curt Myers, Nancy Frost, ORCHESTRA The orchestra is a school organiza- tion which provides music wlioiivvm' called upon. Tho main project for thc year was a spring concert, which was presented on April tw:-ntyafourth. Tho lllftlllf' was 'iStardust. and the song of that name was used as background music during a narration. which was featured as a parl of tho program. The orchestra also played lor the junior class play. the Hi-Y play and the commencement program. Mrs. Jane Gray is the director. Officers for the year 1957-1968 were: president, Curl Nlycrsg vico- president. Nlargaret Amosg secretary. Nancy Frostg treasurer, Pat. Brindleg librarian. Keith MCKI1igl1lQ .lunior High representative. lVlart'ha Zaring. Row 1. Keith McKnight, Lynn Dudley, Martha Zaring, Carole Rogovin, Linda Leonard, Pat Brindle, Margaret Amos. Row 2. Sandra Hartman, Alice Bokelrnan, Carol Loader, Sue Ricketts, Richard Rice, Sandra Geiger, Nancy Lucas, Charlene Stewart, John Duncan. Row 3. Mrs. Jane Gray, director, Curt Myers, Mary Buris, Nancy Davis, Donna Chambers, Nancy Frost, Bill Geese, Linda Woodward, Tom Hill, Billy Loadcr. THIRTY-ONE

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. ...... Let's Dance ...... . . l f . Row I. David Neft, Susan Nichols, Pat Brindle, Wayne McCracken, Bill Nicholson, Carol Thompson. Row 2. Don Berry, Bob Gregg, Dean Wells, Bill Geese, Bob Orndoff. Row 3. Ray Eubanks, Dave Nicholson, Nancy Frost, Jay Maioli, Wayne Fairchild, Jim Mitchell. DANCE BAND The C.H.S. Dance Band was a newly formed organization this year. The purpose of tht dance hand is to acquaint students with the difference between dance music and other types of music. The hand has gained a name for itself not only at hut in other schools in the vicinity. The hand. under the direction of Ray Fluhanks, was assisted hy Bill Geese. Wayne Mc- Cracken. VVayne Fairchild. and .lim Mitchell, serving as section leaders. and .lay Maloli. who was librarian. The advisor was Mr. Howard Max. i Seated: Bob Gregg, Carolyn Warden, Sandi Brown, Carol Lake, Dean Wells. Standing: Bill Geese, Ray Eubanks, Jay Maioli, Dave Neff, Mr. Max. THIRTY BAND COUNCIL The C.H.S. Band Council was orvfanized this vear YN . lor the iur lose of student disci vline and to s ionsor l l activities to keep interest in the high school hand. Activities were the organizing ol an intraband loothall and basketball league. formation of a dance hand, sponsorship of the appearance of the Ohio University Band, shoe polish sale, spring concert. Officers of the council were: president. Bill Geeseg vice-president, Ray Eubanksg secretary. Sandi Brown, treasurer, Carolyn VVarden1 advisor. Mr. Howard lVlax.

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Music is their busiiness . . . . . ENSEMBLES lXlI'IlllJl'l'S ul' llu' K'IlSI'IlllJl0S wc-1'v sr-lwlvcl lay Row 1. Kay Camp, Jo Arlene Prouly, Marge Bruner, Linda Byard. Row 2. Donna Marlatf, Marilyn Morrow, Phyllis Greenwood, Janet Driggs, Sandi Brown. MV. lXl'lllllll'll sz l'l'OHl girls in llw vlmir. They sung ul, all llw Cmlcerls given by llw Clmn' mul for various 0l'g.fillllZ?ill0llS in lllv Cflllllllllllily. NVQ are prouql In say llml all clislrifl Cmllesl. Hllsellllvlv I 1'0c'viv0Ll am excellent ruling zmrl lllllf-Zvllllllf' II rvfviverl an SlII1i'l'l0l' ruling. THIRTY-IWO Row 1. Sandra Crook, Janet Aikin, Patty Smith, Carol Sever- ance. Row 2. Margarer Rainey, Erma Boyd, Connie Baker, Sandy Betts, Alloway.