Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Y TEEN CABINET Row I Sheryl Secrest Alnce Bokelman Mwry Lou Deeren and Becky Bragg Row 2 .lodnth Breedtng Linda Euktn Nancy Turner Ellen Robbtns Sally McCracken Janet Rieburn and Nancy Davns Approxtrwately etghty sophomore gurls became Y Te ns and nearly one hundred upper class gurls renewed thetr me-rwbershtp an the club tn an tnwpressuve servtce held at the Seventh Street Methodust Church on November twenty second TWENTY FOUR

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Row I A Sandra Rohrabaugh, Bernice Glover, Patricia Eddy, Car ol Ball, Sandra Geiger, Frances Eddy, Marilyn Burdge, Betsy Hixson, and Mary Pat Conaway. Row 2 - Joe McConahey, Don Fairchild, Carol Loader, Nanci Sue Cox, Becky Slay, Sharon Garrett, Mary McCullough, Lorene Britten, Minnie Weisenbarger, Zelda Tingle, Sandra Stewart and Marsha Wilson. - Not in picture David Selby. LIBRARIANS Student librarians must be dependable, neat and courte eous, must maintain an average of C or better, and must be able to spend one period each day in the library. Charging out books, filing cards, checking attendance, typing, keeping books in order on the shelves, arranging bull- etin board displays, and locating books for students are a- mong the duties of this service group. The various duties are rotated so that each student librarian has an opportunity to share in all phases of the work. A student who completes one year of library service is eligible to receive a bronze library pin, which may be exchang- ed for a silver one at the end of two years. Anyone who serves three years will receive a gold pin. At a meeting of the Lib- rarians, which was held April 28th, second year awards were presented to Patricia Eddy and Bernice Glover, Carol Ball,Lorene Britton, Marilyn Burdge, Mary Pat Conaway, Frances Eddy, Donald Fairchild, Sharon Garrett, Sandra Geiger, Betsy Hixson, Carol Loader, Joe McConahey, Sandra Rohrabuagh, David Shelby, Becky Slay, Sandra Stewart, Zelda Tingle, Marsha Wil- son, Minnie Wisenbarger received first year awards. With more than 3000 volumes on the shelves and more books arriving each week, we can look forward to the time when our library will meet the needs of our entire student body. TWENTY-THREE C: fl 49 me 1 sat

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This gay s n IS aT Clnderella s Ball Tn Y Te n parly h ld on March TweIfTh The Elks Hall If we can grow as slmply as common blades of grass As sTranghT and Tall as Trees grow To The sky Then we can learn To know To know and undersTand Ourselves and others whaT we do and why Y TEENS T This rs The goal The Y Teens seT for Them selves and Th y sTrlve also To grow In The know ledge and love of God Membershlp IS open To all Se'Tlor Junuor and Sophomore gurls who suc cessfully compl Te The enTrance TesT Hlghlnghfnng Y Teen acTvvlTles This year were The CablneT ReTreaT aT Seneca Lake Powder Puff foofball game The formal Clnderellas Ball Sensor Farewell and The monThly me-eT1ngs The club also conducTed a Scavenger HunT TO provude food for needy famllles aT Thanksglv :ng adopTed several famrlnes aT Chr1sTmas and sold chocolaTe candy To rause money for TAPS Officers This year were Mary Lou Deeren presldenT Alice Bokelman vlce pres1denT Sheryl Secresf secreTary and Becky Bragg Treasurer CablneT members were Nancy Turner .laneT Raeburn Ellen Robbins Sally McCracken Nancy Davvs Linda Eakln Judy Breeding and Karen Bowman TWENTY FIVE . . . , . ,K 1- Q Q . D 2- - oe V , V N- X- 1 '- 11 - 1 1 11 , . - ' A . . Q ' A . ' ' 1 1 ' cs s., . . , - 11 - 1 11 - - 1 1 1 1 - , . 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 .