Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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SCHOOL AIDS The photographer arrived iust two minutes before the first bell for lunch was sounded, but this group will keep on smiling until the last hungry senior -- or faculty member - has gone through the line. Row i-Sam Spear, Donald Jirles. Row 2-Charles Boyer, Paul Rice, Edgar Mason. Eleanor Sedora, Florence McMunn, Goldie Shockley, Ruth Rowe, Velma Brill, Bernice Carpenter, Cafeteria Manager. In any large production there are many individuals who work behind the scenes, at unusual hours, and in various places, but who are most essential to the suc- cess ofthe production. Here at Cambridge High School the cafeteria ladies, the bus drivers and the custodians - whose services we often take for granted - contribute much to the comfort and efnciency of each school day. in an Q ,Wu ' f-if ,..-ass. QwP'g1.j can sciiooi Row I-Francis Glazier, Charles Wilkins, Frank Heddleston, Frank Habrock. Row 2fM. E. LaFollette, Ralph Wade, Melvin Stottsberry, Charles Bennett. TWENTY-SEVEN

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SECRETARIES No one is called upon to do as many difterent things in the course of a school day as are the secretaries. Students and faculty alike depend upon them and appreciate their many services. This year fourteen students spent one period of the day in the high school office assisting the secretaries by delivering messages, answering the telephone, greeting visitors, and doing a number of other useful chores. Their service was especially appreciated on those days when everyone seemed to have urgent business in the office. Row I-Ruth Bishard, Donella Hall, Susan Moore, Doraleen Stevenson, Carol Watson. Row 2-Mrs. Dudley, Linda McConahy, Shirley Collart, Gail Poplin, Julie Selders, Sherry Hawthorne, Roberta Frisbee, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Morisey, Trudy Armstrong, Barbara Likes. Rosanne Dudley Katherine Morisey Betty Rice twsmvsstx Helen Schultze

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TWENTY-EIGHT