Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Bernie Allen, professional baseball player, was the guest speaker af an assembly spon sored by The Varsity C Club. Michael Lyons, Dan Pufzulu, Mr. Reese, Mr. Allen, The Rev. Mr. Tice, Paul Franks, Thomas Chappelear. A Little Free Time The Easter program was presented entirely by members of The Senior class. The background was the work of Paul Mooreheacl and James Kagafas. SIX

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l Standing-Sara Swern, James Gibson, John Warden, Jeffrey Whitman, David Fairchild, Randy Murdock, James Stewart, Susan Lynch. Seated-Kay McCracken, Linda McLaughlin, Sherry Hawthorne, James Woodward, Richard Vergari, Pamela Hill, Judith Moore. The Executive Committee of the Student Council represents a group whose duties were legion, and whose eFforts contributed much toward the harmony and spirit that is evident at Cambridge High School. LN Ils Gilvf YJIIIIIIASU Hi-Y. Jones. The Thanksgiving Assembly was sponsored by the Spartan Thomas Chappelear, David Tedrick, Rev. Thurman Alexander, James Kagafas, Dennis FIVE

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Mr. McFarland presents gift from the Cambridge teachers to Mr. Yogam. Mr. Yogam and Mr. Shelby stand near the refreshment table which was decorated with the flags of Malaysia and the United States. C.H.S. Welcomes o Visitor Cambridge High School experienced a distinct honor this year in having been chosen to receive a visiting educator from abroad. Mr, Kandiah G. Yogam, a school administrator from Malaysia, was our guest for a month, during which time he not only received information from us but contributed much to our knowledge of his country and his people. As Assistant Director of Teacher Training in the Ministry of Education in Malaysia, Mr. Yogam was particularly in- terested in curriculum, courses of study, and the teacher training program in which our high school cooperates with Muskingum College. Mr. Yogam was a delightful visitor and community groups, as well as high school classes and organizations, were extremely interested in his accounts of life in Malaysia and the educational program there. Mr. Yogam came to this country under the auspices of the International Teacher Development Program and as a result of our pleasant experiences with him, the faculty and students of Cambridge High School would welcome an op- portunity to participate in this program again. Students never tired of asking Mr. Yogam about the customs and habits of the people of his country, and all found him most gracious in giving his time to any group that wished to talk with him. Mr. Yogam speaks to Miss McGaughy's history class. SEVEN