Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Row l - Geary Larrick, Bill Spear, Bill Reed, Larry Burch, Merle Whitis, Robbie Moorehead, Dennis Exton, lke Bonecutter. Row 2 - Roger Bennett, Nick Sovka, Don Noble, Dale Dickson, Bill Lawyer, Jim Share, Tom Hill, Ronnie DeVore. Row 3 - Denny James, Eddie Robertson, John Arnett. Row A - Dick Lewis, Jerry Davis, Tim Merrill, John Knapp, Don Ross, Larry Price, Kenny Parrish, Gary Kafury, Dave Johnstone, Dave Peters. JUNIOR Hl-Y This has been an exceptionally good year tor the Junior Hi-Y, At the beginning ot the new year induction services were held for new mem-bers. Jim Share and Tim Merrill represented the organization at Youth and Government in Columbus, Ohio. Hi-Y boys sold blue crutches tor the March of Dimes and contributed to the organ tu nd as service projects. Other proiects included a car wash, an after-game dance, and a candy sale. Members ot the group presented an impressive Easter chapel service on April fourteenth and closed the year's activities with a party at the Y. M. C. A. T959-T960 OFFICERS President - Jim Share Vice President - Dale Dickson Secretary - Denny James Treasurer - Tim Merrill Chaplain - William Lawyer Sargeant at Arms - Jerry Davis Advisor - Mr. Garber Seated-Denny James, Tim Merrill, Bill Lawyer, Standing-Jim Share, Dale Dickson, and Jerry Davis. TWENTY'SEVEN

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-x Row Row Row Row Larry Bowers, Terry Coss, Paul Shimp, Gordon Moore, B Terry Hackney, Don Tostenson, Ed Alexander, Mahlon Jerry O'Brien, Paul Willis, Jerry Renner, Terry Thatch er, Jay Maioli, Kenny Price, Jon StCIair, Jim Murgatroyd, J TWENTY-SIX 91. N1 cs rian DeVore, Dave Andrews. Braden, Bob Orndotf, Larry Soine, Sanford Stiffler. Tom Fowler, Bill Nottage. erry Trott, Tom Ricketts, Mike Hall, Arthur Neff, Mike Scott SENIOR HI-Y The Senior Hi-Y is a popular organization with senior boys. This year the club has met on Monday nights at the Y, M. C. A. The purpose of the organization is to create, maintain and extend throughout the home, school and community, high standards of Christian living . Thc first important event of the year for the Hi-Y was the induction Service, at which time new members were taken into the club, atver each had promised to uphold the fine traditions of Hi-Y. The club was in charge of the Christmas chapel. With Paul Will.s delegate, and Jim Young alternate, the Hi'Y was well represented at Youth and Government Ht Columbus - Apfil 29 and 30 At this time Hi-Y boys from all over Ohio took over the state legislature for two days ttvfoducing hills and conducting regular law-making pro- cfclurcs The oft :ers ot the cluh were Jerry Trott, orestdentp Dave Andrews -.ice-czresidenty Paul Willis, secretaryg Larry Bonus ensue-' Ki. - ' H PWKL' chaplain Mr Sanlc'd lyttt ,-.as 'tra tazult, ,trtvtsor Seated Y Paal .H is Je , Tro't Kenny Price S'a dtng - Dave At'd ?.-.K Paul Shtrrtp Larry Bgwgrg

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FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERlCA SEATED Pat Bates Lynn Noble Connue McCracken Janet Raeburn Helen Wulson Nancy Davus Nancy DeSelm Marsha Wulson Zelda Tungle Judy Ross Phyllus Lynsky ROW I Carol Gullespue Eluzabeth Amos Mary Pat Conaway Sandra Kuhn Lunda Eakun Sally Russell Lorene Brutton Judy Morton Aluce Bokelman Lous Beatendead Joan Rose June Sunnafrank Cheryl Warne Francus Eddy Patrucua Moorehead ROW ll Tamara Sunnafrank Carol Sprunger Martha McCullough Tom Hull Janet Davus Nancy Staggers Susan Funny Marge Chambers Margaret Amos Mary Ethel Mason Karen Bowman Thus year for the furst tume freshmen students had an opportunuty to belong to the Future Teach uon the members saw fulms and heard talks concerning teachers and theur professuon Other prouects of the club for thus year urucluded a dance to rause money to purchase books for a member enterung college sellung Cambrudge Hugh School plates for the P T S A attendung the teachers workshop and teachung for a day un the elementary schools Offucers of the club for thus year Nancy Davus presudent Helen Wulson vuce presudent Janet Rayburn secretary Nancy DeSelm treasurer Zelda Tungle lubraruan and Marsha Wulsoru hustoruan These gurls, wuth the help of theur advusor Muss Alloway gave the club excellent leadershup TWENTY EIGHT ' 1 1 I 1 1 I f . 1 I . I . I I . ' - ' . I . I I I I I I Q I I . I . I I I I I ' i I . I I . I l I I . I I I I ' ers Club. Since this club was organized for those students who are interested in teaching profess- , . , ---- , , . . . I A f , I . I . - . I , 1 , : ' , A ' 1 ' , A ' -