Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1966 volume:

1966 CANTAB CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL CAMBRIDGE, - - - oHlo TWO afzewafwl Another year of educational opportunity in Cambridge High School is drawing to a close. Have we wasted it or used it for good? How we have used it is very important because we have given a part of our lives to it. When tomorrow comes, this year will be gone forever, leaving in its place something we have traded for it. We hope it will be gain, not loss, good, not evil, success, not failure, in order that we shall not regret the price we paid for it. We, the Junior Class of Cambridge High School, do proudly present a selection of fond memories of this year which we hope will linger in your minds and hearts forever. team Opening Section . Administration . Activities . Sporm Classes Cdendar . . Senior Activities . Our Advertisers gc Q91 f '- Page ll ll ll ll ll 4 12 30 70 86 142 146 154 ' .4 ,pf THREE OPENING SECTION CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL THE welcomes five new faculty members. PATRIOTIC SHOW FOUR 1 Barbara McVey, Dale Dickson, Brian DeVore, Richard Willis, Billie Lewis. Homecoming Queen Candidates l 44 .941 Front Row-Linda McLaughlin, Patricia Oakley, Mary Ann Kotott, Sharon Hoyt, DeHava Martin. Back Row-Debra Carpenter, Theresa McMilIen, Lennie Berry, Donna Beatty, Kathy Meighen. To be chosen Homecoming Queen would be a dream come true for each and every senior girl. The ten candi- dates tor this honor were nominated by the senior class and voted on by the entire student body. FIVE X wfllfl f 1 DEHAVA MARTIN- 1965 HOMECOMING QUEEN HOMECOMING - 1965 The senior class chose DeHava Martin to reign as the 1965 Homecoming Queen. Miss Martin was crowned by Virginia Custer, 1964 Homecoming Queen, at pre-game ceremonies on October sixteenth. With her attendants - Deborah Carpen- ter, Mary Ann Kotolt, Linda McLaughlin and Kathy Meighen - Queen DeHava was guest of honor at the game and the Homecoming Dance. The Cambridge High School Marching Band presented the annual Blue Show at half time and, even though we did not have a victory to celebrate, the evening was a memorable one for all. ..aV J i Y n 1 EIGHT CAREER DAY - 1966 The girls learn about nursing The consultants and students listen to the keynote address A.. A 1 ,,,. - .if--a 1 Q w . - S. -YI.. .,., - ' ' 6 X ' - X ' as .1 ' fi Q. x R. 2 sm ss M C X 1 if S ' 6 is f Career Day Committee Cowgill, Paul Scott. James Feldner, George Smith. What's your question? On March 22, 1966, the Key Club presented the annual Career Day program. Robert E. Kline, Vice President of National Cash Register Company, Dayton, Ohio, gave the keynote address and forty-eight business and professional men and women served as consultants during the small group sessions that followed the general meeting. Each consultant explained the requirements and advantages ot his particular line of work and answered questions asked by the students. The entire program was interesting and informative. Due to the careful planning by Mr. Loper, the Key Club and their advisor, Mr. Schaub, Career Day - 1966 was another successful Key Club project. Seated - Jerry Gibson, John Boyle, Stephen Standing - Stephen Moore, Robert Bender, NINE 3 is rl l M ill li -- H 'Q 5. 5. 2 l 2 52 A gil THE CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY TEN sponsored by the Key Club. Two flags are now flying from the flag pole at Cambridge High School. The American flag, presented by Congress- man Robert Secrest, has flown over the Capitol. The state flag was presented on behalf of Com- pany B, l87th., Supply and Transport Battalion, Ohio National Buard by Mr. Charles Schaub. Flag pole ropes were installed by the Cam- bridge Fire Department. ' assi..-Q' x xw I Q Q- , .:.Z 2Z:5 I 'Q V 'if ' t A S Y . ix W ,gig 5' af, 'ig' iffiijfgxf as 1 g Q.. . QU, .ip e W , Y N x .- vp xx .FP .X Viykiyfg 'T' P ,,,' : V 5 ' . Wm WW . 1 3? f 1 me we Nye Q f Q 6,3 ml givin.. un. . If l .. ., -X, ii? TWELVE Admammaaw and Qacuitq 3 I i S 3 1 V 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION FRED ANDREWS CURTIS BROWN ROBERT DILLON President FRED ANDREWS Vice-President WILLIAM SALMANS Clerk-Treasurer CHARLENE HUTCHINS THOMAS MOSS WILLIAM SALMANS CHARLENE HUTCHINS Notes on The Board of Education Mr. Fred Andrews, who has served on the Cambridge Board of Education for the past five years, is beginning his second term as president of the Board. Associated with his father in business, Mr. Andrews is manager of the Andrews Fruit Company. Serving as vice-president of the Board is Dr. William Salmans, an optometrist and a grad- uate of Ohio State University, School of Optometry. Mr. Thomas Moss, Executive Vice-President of the Cambridge Savings and Loan Association, has been a member of the Board since l964. One of the new members of the Board, Mr. Robert Dillon, is office manager at Guernsey Memorial Hospital. These four members are graduates of Cambridge High School. Each is mar- ried and the father of three children. A graduate of Quaker City High School and Ohio University, Mr. Curtis Brown was also elected in 1965. He is Assistant Vice-President of the First National Bank of Cambridge, is mar- ried, and has two children. We appreciate the interest and time which these busy citizens are willing to give to advance the cause of education in Cambridge. FOURTEEN Superintendent In Cambridge, we are fortunate to have a Traditional spirit in our schools which dates back to our great grandparents. This spirit promotes loyalty and pride in our schools. Your school board members, ad- ministration, and faculty are also proud of our schools and have worked hard to see to it that alI of the children are given an adequate education to meet their individual needs. May we always have this pride and loyalty in Cambridge City Schools. DAVID J. SHELBY Superintendent DAVID J. SHELBY A.B. West Liberty College M. Ed. University of Pittsburgh -ing' 1 I AT BOARD MEETING Seated - Robert Dillon, Fred Andrews, Curtis Brown, Charlene Hutchins. Standing - Cecil McFarland, David Shelby, William Salmans, Thomas Moss. FIFTEEN w-4' M-rw.,-f' CECIL J. MCFARLAND A.B. Denison University M.A. Ohio State University Rosanne Dudley Secretary to the Superintendent SIXTEEN Secretaries Mildred Keiser Assistant Clerk Assistant Superintendent Upon the completion of his tirst year as Assistant Superintendent of the Cambridge City Schools, Mr. McFarland has termed it a most interesting year . In carrying out his work, Mr. McFarland's maior assignment is the supervision of all non-certificated personnel in the Cambridge Public Schools. This re- sponsibility includes personal supervision of school cateterias, transportation, and maintenance. Mr. McFarland misses the close contact with high school students which he had as principal. However, in his new position he has the opportunity for contact with all Cambridge school pupils. As Assistant Superintendent of Schools, Mr. Mc- Farland works closely with Superintendent Shelby in attempting to develop a better learning environment for all the students. Katherine Morisey Secretary to the Assistant Superintendent Principal SANFORD H. LYNE Ohio State University, B.S. and M.A. Although the faculty and students of Cambridge High School welcomed him as their new principal this fall, Mr. Lyne was really an old friend with a new title. A graduate of Cambridge High School, Mr. Sanford Lyne began his teaching career in the Cambridge Schools in 1939. After ten years in the junior high school, he became instructor in the senior high school in 1959. In 1962 he assumed the duties of assistant principal and was a very familiar figure inthe halls of Cambridge High School. During his first year as Principal of Cambridge High School, Mr. Lyne has had many new experiences and met many new problems. With the cooperation of students and teachers Cambridge High School will continue to move forward under his leadership. SEVENTEEN Assistant Principal Working with Mr. Lyne, in his capacity as Assistant Principal, is Mr. Donald Nixon. A graduate of Marshall University, Mr. Nixon came to Cambridge in 1961 as instructor of instrumental music and director ot the Cambridge High School Band. Under his leadership the band grew in size and proficiency. Many new skills were developed and the school and community enioyed the many concerts and half-time programs presented under his direction. This fall, Mr. Nixon assumed his duties as Assistant Principal of Cambridge High School. DONALD NlXON Marshall University, A.B., M.A. in Music Ed. Guidance Director Fred J. Loper South Dakota Wesleyan, B.A., M.E. Counselors . . Deans . . Marilyn Sue Clayton Joanne Holt Mary Arnold Raymond Thompson Ohio State University, Ohio Uni- University of Illinois, B.A. The College of Wooster, B.A. Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed VGFSWYI B-5- Nofihwesiem U 'lVe'5l'Y' MA' Dean of Girls World Geography P5YCh0l09Yf Guidance C0Uf 5el0 Guldance Ccunselor Cantab: Business Staff, Future Dean of Boys Student Council, TAPS Nurses' AClVlS0f EIGHTEEN FACULTY Mary Johns Ohio State University, B.S. U.S. History, Economics, Sociology NP iv x 4- ...,,, 5 wi: X X ,H , , ' ' ii. , El V , 5, I W1 i ' Q- . u . ff, - 'I I .y. I- J: W ., Social Studies Miss Johnson and students locate some of today's Trouble spots. Lucile Johnson Billie Jean Lewis Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Muskingum College, B.A. Civics, Dramatics U.S. History, World History 12? Charles Schaub Ohio University, B.S. Civics, World History Key Club Advisor Charles Watkins West Virginia University, B.S. History Coach, Football NINETEEN English E fi-X 6 and , Speech Q ' Q , - 'E' . 4 ' ,lf .f 1 i i Q ls, -f.H.fql .-15 -: Ruth Johnston Nelda Abbotf Muskingum College, B.A. English II and Ill Karl H. Brown Ohio Universily, A.B., M.A. World History. English Ill se Carolyn Humrickhouse Capital University, B.E. in Music Education English Minor English I and Il R 1' i .i ',1Hi,i?, ii' r Q5 ff: -A.,-x '. K 1 E if ' 1 Hazel McCulley Wilma Wigginfon Mariorie Zaring Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Muskingum College, A.B. Muskingum College, A.B. DePauw University, A.B. English I, Reading Skills Speech, English, Journalism English II and IV English Y-Teen Advisor TWENTY Friends, Romans, Counirymen, lend me your ears N:-H' Wilford Hill Muskingum College, B.A. Mathematics Bertha Mae Murphy Wittenberg University, Ohio State University, A.B. English I, Ill and Latin ll Senior Class Advisor aww Bruce Lyne Muskingum College, B.S. Ohio State University Science and Mathematics -mmm Andre Odebrecht Denison University, B.A. Ohio State University, M.A., Master of Business Admin. Mathematics, French Advisor of Reporter and National Honor Society Ticket Mgr., Dept. of Athletics 3:5 ,mix '91 y - ,xx Us Q fi Q1 Irma Tostenson Wisconsin State College, B,S. Mathematics Mathematics and Language W. Allen Tuttle Muskingum College, B.A. University of Madrid, Spain Spanish I and ll ...-.-,.e,k4- - 'R ,. ' w A t 4 p X 1, Gail Williams Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Latin, English 'Nm a...,, An old Spanish custom TWENTY-ONE Limber up, boys TWENTY-TWO Physiccil Education James Cox Glenville State College, A.B. Boys' Physical Education, Health Sophomore Class Advisor . Paul Kegley George Strager Rio Grande College, B.S. in Ed' West Virginia University, B.S. Algebra I' Health, World History Varsity Basketball Coach Varsliy Football Coach' Athletic Director li .4 .5 y '-'. mn X 1'9 , itil' - I C a r I D u p l e r Ohio University, B.S. in Education Industrial Arts, Track Ella Stull West Virginia University, B,S. Physical Education and Health Cheerleaders, Pep Club, G.A.A., and Y.G.A.A. Lucille Anderson Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Typing Doris Lloyd Muskingum College, B.A. Shorthand I and Il, Secretarial Practice, Typing Future Teachers of America, Special Services for Teachers Dorothy D. Butler West Liberty State College, A.B. Cooperative Office Education, Shorthand, Business Law C.O.E. Club Roy D. Wolfe Bliss College University cf Cincinnati, B.S. Bookkeeping I, II, Business Mathematics A--f'-if' l 2 Taking Dictation Business Education and Cooperative Office Education This way, Pat TWENTY-THREE 'fggs , gi? :.. t I ss 1 3+ Jw 1 vs sv, S ., Q-1 4 QHc9 gl SLNIQR Q QHQ R img 1 'fQ1g..2.g,n 4 W B Q l r l Art, Music, CII1 cl Books 1 Jean Engelhard Muskingum College, B.S. in Ed. Marian Atkins The College of Wooster, B.A. Librarian . . Cantab editorial staff, Great Books MU5'Cf En9l'5l Club Scnior Choir Student Librarians Mg' Ray L. Eubanks Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed. M.A. in Music Literature Instrumental Music 'Ur Albert Joseph West Liberty State College, B.A. Art Beaux Arts Club Jane Bell Gray Ball State University Eastman School of Music Orchestra TWENTY-FOUR Artist's models Delphalene Bates Barbara McVey Morehead State College, B.S. Ohio State University, B.S. Home Economics, Family Living Home Economics F.H.A. Future Homemakers of America Science Vocational Home Economics C. H. Merrilees Blaine Neilley William Ronk Richard D. Willis Muskingum College, B.S. Ohio State University, B.S. in Ed. Ohio University, B.S. in Ed. Ohio State University, B.S. Chemistry General Science General Science, Director Audio General Science President of Cambridge Teachers V'sUaI A'd5 Spartan Hi-Y Advisor Association Proiectionist Club You meet such nice people in Biology class. TWENTY-FIVE TWENTY-SIX A world geography proiect. An automotive problem. Driver Eclucatlon Eliza beth Blackburn Maryville College, B.A. Driver Education Senior Class Advisor, C.H.S. Traffic Safety Club Advisor Special Education Dale W. Dickson Brian K. DeVore Muskingum College, A.B. Parsons College, B.S. Driver Education, Health Special Education Donald E. Barr California State Teachers College, B.S. Industrial Arts - Wood William Clinton Evans Kent State University Vocational Auto Mechanics .e we 5 .,,1- . y f. ... QP: F. Bruce Beymer Ohio State University, B.S. Industrial Arts - Metal Robert S. Kuhn Muskingum College, B.S. Trades and Industries Coordination V.I.C., YMCA Mountain Club, High School Red Cross William C. Green Ohio State University, Ohio Uni- versity, B.S., M.A. Engineering Drawing, Printing Junior Class Advisor Wayne Huff Ohio University, B.S. in Ed. Industrial Arts - Electronics Advisor: Amateur Radio Club ran QP vi -s mi 'vi' Arts and Industry Vocational Trades and Industry A busy shop TWENTY-SEVEN Secretaries and Qffice Assistants Seated - Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Rice, Mrs. Schultze, Judith Dupler. Standing - Connie Howard, Donna Beatty, Nancy Howfield, Carol Newsom, Vicki Harding, Brenda Baker, Kathy Meighen, DeHava Martin, Martha Wilson. flu-A I Betty Rice Helen Schultze Norma Jean Watson Mr. Cox and Mr. Watkins join in the send off for the team. Mr. Tuttle and Spanish students. TWENTY-EIGHT Cafeteria Workers Row l. Ralph Starr, Herbert Burris. Row 2. Edgar Mason, Charles Boyer, Sam Spear. . Custodiclns IN APPRECIATION ln any large production there are many in- dividuals who work behind the scenes, at unusual hours, and in various places, but who are most essential to the success of the 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 efficiency of each school day. 1 4 4' . ' pz. 'G .fl feta' s , 5. TIME FOR If -ami LUNCH rf fa' W if 'X , . ,Y ' we! : f' nv X. Q 1 ' Flossie McMunn, Velma Brill, Goldie Shockley, Freda Burris, Bernice Carpenter. AM . , I 'SSB' fi V. I s , ., .ue- ,5-:',.z , - . LA! N . -si' A ,,,..fw , WW. ,,....-..- 0 ., X , . ,, uni. ' Q' W 4---P 0 , ,ww - 'MM W , 01-'W3'. , ' -A 0 ' . . ,-,rv-:iff ' 'L F.. ,.,., . '. ' , i. ,Q '. ' T.-'f'3.3w's.x -, J vw an-fw ., , , ...x Q x W .. ' . Q-. . .R hu, .Q ' - A. N- f L .., , ' Q .gg-'W' vMs,n..,A ggi . 2 , , ww Pi-g ' asfuf A . , L Ava. Q J . 5.0 ' X 5 , fix: .A yd' '-Q '- It X' ' .1-N'5 +,-.X'i'Fi??.6rw.. THIRTY .4-.. 1, BQ, nv. ,,...,-N...-W-. .nr- ,vw Q L ,QAQ i4sl:f,:..f,-nfs, 1---f v - ,.,,,,,,.,.,. - Q mr-G ,, -N..., -Q 'K if fifazwazcw Student Council To serve the high school in every possible way, develop citizenship and leadership, encourage student participation in all school activities, and create a better spirit of understanding between faculty and students are the main purposes of the Cambridge High School Student Council. The Council has proved to be a very worth- while student organization. This past year it has taken charge of the annual Homecoming festivities, student elections, Buckeye Girls' and Boys' State Assembly, scheduling of all dances, and operating the coat check room during basketball games. An amendment was added to the C.H.S. constitution, pertaining to alternates having the right to vote. Several by-laws were also added, including the creation of welcoming, evaluation and public re- lations committees. A new honor roll system was formulated by the Student Council officers and rep- resentatives from the faculty and administration. Mrs. Marilyn Clayton is faculty advisor for the Student Council. 1965 - OFFICERS - T966 President , . Bruce McBride Vice President . James Mason Secretary . Deborah Thompson Treasurer Peter Berry Row I. - Mrs. Clayton, Linda McLaughlin, Madeline Vergari, Mary A-in KotoFF, Marcia Bonnell, Karen Burgess, Virginia Lawlis, Linda Howard, Theresa McMillen. Row 2. f Thomas Burris, Connie Trubisky, Patricia Oakley, Patricia Watson, Sue Milligan, Betsy Duff, Kay Baker, Carol Chambers. Row 3. W John Fenwick, Donald Brown, Robert Bender, Peter Berry, David Tritt, Gordon Share, Deborah Thompson, Virginia Conaway, Arnettc Snitz. Row 4. -- James Mason, Jerry Morris, Jack Frontz, Robert Ricketts, Wilbur Hammond, Bruce McBride, Edward Hare, Norman Cullcr, Dana Willis, Richard Sigman, Thomas Johnson. THIRTY-TWO National Honor Society The National Honor Society is made up of those elected seniors and juniors who have maintained high standards of scholarship, leadership, character, and service. The society has held two very impressive induction services this year. Nineteen seniors and fifteen iuniors were the proud recipients of the Na- tional Honor Society key. Mr. Odebrecht is the advisor for the organization. OFFICERS President . , Theresa McMillen Vice President .,,. ,.,, , Betsy Durben Secretary . . Jill Creighton Treasurer .. Connie Oliver Jill Creighton, Theresa McMillen, Betsy Durben, Connie Oliver ' ' ' , fm if Row Row Row Row Row Sue Cooper, Elizabeth Wigginton, Connie Oliver, Connie Howard, Joan Boyle, Linda Garver, Barbara Hartrum, Diane Nichol' akis, Donna Lyons, Marilyn Howell, Mr. Odebrecht. Judith Dupler, Deborah Degenhart, Margaret Graban, Mary Helen Phillips, Virginia Lawlis, Brenda Baker, Joanna Forsythe, Deborah Thompson, Carol Cross, Carole Shelby. Leslie Jones, Jill Creighton, Sharon Carnes, Betsy Jennings, Melanie Jones, Connie Trubisky, Sylvia Rubicam, Judy Gable, Pamela Linehan, Barbara Hannum. David Tritt, Stanley Wilson, Theresa McMillen, Betsy Durben, Penny Finnen, Mary Campbell, Karen Coville, Alica Davis, Lois Petzler, Doris Kemp. Bruce Dunlavy, Stephen Moore, Jack Bogart, Paul Scott, Donald Duttey, Thomas Duncan, Stephen Anker, James Mason, Timothy Barthalow. THIRTY-THREE The Cclntub THE CANTAB - successor to THE ANNUAL, THE CAMJUAN, THE BROWNIE, and THE CAMHI- JUAN - has been published every spring since 1938. At that time, when the staff was desirous of choosing a name which would be permanently usable from year to year, THE CANTAB was sug- gested by Mr. Waldo R. Lebold, the advisor. The name is derived from the Latin word Cantabrigen- sis , meaning associated with Cambridge . In 1963 the coat of arms of Cambridge, England was adopted for the cover. Traditionally the publication of the yearbook at Cambridge High School has been a responsibility of the iunior class. Row l. - Carol Shipley, Bonnie Olden, Elaine Chelekis, Linda Hazlett, Mary McKim. Row 2. - Sharon Ritchey, Louise Harold, Betty Knight, Connie McDowell, Shannon Springer. Row 3. - Ellen Guiler, Penny Finnen, Judith Gable, Lorita Ward, Terri Potts. Row 4. - Cindy Lockwood, Karen Kennedy, Rita Beal, Gail Schlarb, Cheryl Bolyard, Bertha Blair. Cantab Business Stuff Members of the Cantab Business Staff have the experience of soliciting advertisements from various business and manufacturing firms in the community, taking orders for the Cantab, and writing receipts for payment. The group this year has been an energetic one and has worked well with their ad- visor, Miss Arnold. THIRTY-FOUR BUSINESS STAFF Bertha Blair Cheryl Bolyard Penny Finnen Judy Gable Marlene Grubbs Ellen Guiler Louise Harrold Linda Hazlett Karen Kennedy Betty Knight Cindy Lockwood Connie McDowell Becky McHenry Mary McKim Bonnie Olden Terri Potts Sharon Ritchey Gail Schlarb Carol Shipley Shannon Springer og Row I. - Loretta Jamiel, Nancy Ruble, Susan Lynch, Rebecca McHenry, Joy Ramage, Sharon Carnes. Row 2. - Pamela Linehan, Lois Petzler, Bonnie Springer, Judith Corwin, Sandra McManus, Gala Saber, Ann Moorehead. Row 3. - Thomas Bennett, Kay Patterson, Trudy Mathews, Linda McConahy, Pamela Maier, Jo Ellen James, John Goodall. Contob Editorial Staff The Editorial Staff is responsible for the con- tents and arrangement of all material in the book. Interesting copy, correct identification and spelling require much time and eftort on the part of the editorial stat? and their advisor, Miss Atkins. EDITORIAL STAFF ADMINISTRATION - John Goodall, Tom Bennett. ACTIVITIES - Sharon Carnes, Judith Corwin, Loretta Jamiel, Trudy Mathews, Kay Patterson. SENIOR SECTION - Jo Ellen James, Susan Lynch, Pamela Maier, Patsy Murray, Joy Ramage, Gala Saber. CLASSES - Pamela Linehan, Nancy Ruble. SPORTS - Marcia Bonnell, Sandra McManus, Lois Petzler, Becky Wharton. CALENDAR - Linda McConahy, Bonnie Springer. ri-nnrvvrnve Senior Class Play Row 1. - Stephen Schick, Stephen Anker, Keith Ahrendts, Thomas Davey, Jack Pounds, William Baker. Row 2. -Judith Dupler, Linda Garver, Janet Sechler, Kathy Ludwick, Carol Cross, Joanna Forsythe, Deborah Thompson, Cheryl Anderson. Row 3. - Paul Scott, Elizabeth Wigginton, Sue Cooper, Doris Kemp, Connie Oliver, Marie Schworm, Bernadine Shriver, James Mason. 55 V7 se ' 9 The girls are being wel- comed by Mrs. WoodruFF, Editor-in-Chief. The Senior Class Play was presented at Central School on November twentieth. It Happens Every Summer told the story of the trouble created in the editorial office of a popu- lar magazine when the winners of a literary con- test arrived to get a taste of the iournalistic world. The many loves of Annabelle Hnally meet. THIRTY-SIX Band Officers Row l. - President David Tritt. Row 2. Y Vice President Paul Burton, Secretary Theresa McMiIIen. Row 3. - Richard Eubanks, Thomas Allen, James Gibson. Student Council Executive Board Row I. - Edward Hare, Peter Berry, James Mason, Bruce Mc- Bride, Deborah Thompson. Row 2. - Martin King, Thomas Johnson, Virginia Conaway, David Tritt, Robert Ricketts. Row 3. - Sue Milligan, Theresa McMillen, Marcia Bonnell, Kay Baker, Linda McLaughlin. DELEGATES TO MODEL LEGISLATURE Jerry Gibson, Jeffrey Urban, Stanley Wilson, Mr. Willis, Thomas Parrish, Robert Bennett, James Mason. 5.15. 2 - L. .. K 1 . M .V T THIRTY-SEVEN THE MARCHING BAND The cadence of drums can be heard beginning on the first day of August and, from that day until the end of football season, the sound of the Marching Band can be heard for two hours every day as the group prepares its half-time shows. Highlights of this year were the traditional Homecoming Blue Show , which was dedicated to former director, Donald Nixon, and the Patriotic Show, I Speak for Democracy , which brought the large crowd to its feet with the finale of fireworks and one hundred and fifty American flags. In addition to football games, the band marched in many parades in Cambridge and the surround- ing area. On Armistice Day, the group presented An Evening with the Bobcat Marching Band , featur- ing highlights from the year's half-time shows. This performance was also accorded a standing ovation by the large crowd in attendance. The director, Mr. Ray Eubanks, deserves our commendation and praise for the time and effort which he has expended in his first year at Cambridge High School. L. Maiorettes The nine maiorettes under the leadership of Mr. Eubanks and Deborah Carpenter, head major- W ette, contributed much to the success of the Cam- bridge High School Marching Band. The girls had worked out many routines and spent long hours in hard practice. As a result of this practice their skill came to life in football half-time shows as well as in pep rallies and parades. The maiorettes attended the Smith Waldridge Camp for Maiorettes where they walked off with a first place rating. This group has set a high standard of achievement which will challenge the lines of future years. HEAD MAJORETTE - Deborah Carpenter Barbara Hartrum, Carol Shelby, Pamela Maier, Connie Howard, Deborah Carpenter, Connie McDowell, Kathy Meighen, Madeline Vergari, Virginia Lawlis. THIRTY-NINE Stage Band FORTY Marching Band Squad Leaders The Squad Leaders are student leaders of the Marching Band. This year there were nine squad leaders who were instrumental in teaching basic marching skills to the new freshmen band members during the August practice sessions, and were responsible for the appearance and sound of their line during the football season. Concert Band The Concert Band is composed of all students in grades ten to twelve who desire to play an instrument. This one hundred and thirty piece group performed at the Winter Concert under the internationally known former director of the Ohio State University Band, Mr. Jack O. Evans. They also performed in the annual Spring Festival. Symphony Band The Symphony Band is the most select instrumental music group. It is composed of eighty players in grades nine to twelve, who are selected by Mr. Eubanks on the basis of playing audi- tions held at various times during the year. In addition to their outstanding performances in the winter and spring concerts, the band represented Cambridge High School at the District Band Contest in Zanesville where it received straight superior ratings from four well known judges. This year Sharon Wilson was the recipient of the Aaron Award for outstanding musical and scholastic accomplishment. Row l. - Timothy Bartholow, Thomas Burris, Carol Nicholson, Carol Wilson, Kathy Tritt, William Snide Row 2. a- William Armstrong, Thomas Allen, David Tritt, Robert Willis, William Stranathan. Row 3. - Thomas Duncan, Clifford Cain, David Braden, Jack Vance. Woodwind Section Row I. - Virginia Lawlis, Connie McDowell, Linda Sechler, Brenda Funk, Judith Roland, Pamela Sue Maier, Kathy Meighen, Paula Mock, Arnette Saltz, Betsy Sipe. Row 2. - Linda Howard, Stephen Anker, Kathy Kawa, Barbara Hartrum, Thomas Brower, Cindy Davis, Barbara Hamman, Carole Shelby, Kay Patterson, Deborah Cowart, Sandra McManus. Row 3. - Nancy Foraker, Janet Anderson, Gala Saber, Margo Finney, Marsha Willis, Patricia Watson, Joey Fogelsong, Connie Howard, Chris Betts, Madeline Vergari, Mary Ann Nickles. Row 4. - Gailon Seckle, Thomas Burris, Sue Dawson, John Boyle, Lana Bliss, Richard Clay, Jill Creighton, Candy Anderson. I Brass Section Row l. -- Sharon Wilson, Joellen James, Susan Lynch, Deborah Fairchild, Cheryl Thompson, Judith Corwin, Pamela McVicker, Marsha McDaniel. Row 2. e Thomas Allen, Gary Oliver, Gloria Andrews, David Tritt, Robert Willis, William Stranathan, James Gibson, Karen Coville, Mary Campbell, Alica Davis, Cleveland Beatty. Row 3. - Richard Eubanks, John Davis, Robert Bruner, Richard Sigman, Kay Thompson, Kathy Ball, Linda Zimmerman, Linda Christman, John Warne, Paul Burton. Row 4. v Arthur Ringer, Michael Ahrendts, Thomas Duncan, Clifford Cain, Normar:'Culler, David Braden, Stephen Tedrick, Richard Kil- patrick, Donald Kemp, Jack Vance, William Severns, David Long. Row 5. - Mac Ewing, Thomas Johnson, Lanny Martin, Martin Mekkelson, David McNealy. . - - 11 :Qi Eva, FORTY-TWO S E C T l O David Saft, Donald Olden, Michael Kennedy, William Armstrong, Michael Zumbrunnen, Timothy Barthalow, Terry Davis, Robert Page. Not in picture f Fred Cummins. N Freshman Band Row Row Row Row Row l 2 3 A 5.4 Mary Ann Nickles, Pamela Murgatroyd, Janice Reed, Christopher Betts, Julie Loper, Linda Howard, Carol Robinson, Linda Grubbs, Karen Lynsky, Kathy McBride. Jean Wilson, Karen Sine, Beth Zaring, Karen Callihan, Janet Miller, Deborah Hayes, Cindy Frazzoni, Brenda Abel, Phyllis Alt- vater, Stephen Nicholson, Sudene Cater, James McFarland, Kathy Fisher. Cindy Ditto, Deborah Fairchild, Pamela McVicker, Connie Antill, Barbara McMullen, Cindy Ballenger, Robert Trubisky, Thomas Weisenstine, Albert Nelson, John Downing, Connie lden, Kathy Tritt, Randy Heldman, Jack Winnett. Gloria Andrews, Richard Eubanks, John Davis, John Shukers, John Bennett, Christopher Heavilin, Jacquelyn Mekkleson, Mar- jorie Max, Richard Foraker. David Zumbrunnen, Keith Brenning, William Bennett, Thomas Gibson, Donald Brown, David MacNealy, Roger McElfresh, Stephen Tedrick, Mark Watson, Charles Gaskill, Charles Cowgill, Michael Warner. FORTY-THREE Brass Choir Left - Thomas Allen, Gary Oliver, William Stranathan, James Gibson. Center - Row l. Sharon Wilson, Joellen James, Susan Lynch, Cheryl Thompson. Row 2. Mac Ewing, Arthur Ringer. Right - .lack Vance, Stephen Tedrick, Richard Kilpatrick, Clifiord Cain. Pep Bancl At every home basketball game this year, the Pep Band was on hand to help boost the team to victory. These boys also contributed greatly in arousing the spirit at pep ral- lies and pep assemblies. Their popularity has spread into the community and they are in great demand to provide their brand of Dixieland and Rock music at club meetings and banquets. FORTY-FOUR Row l. - William Armstrong, Thomas Brower, Chris Betts, Thomas Burris, Stephen Anker. Row 2. - Robert Willis, David Tritt, Paul Burton, James Gibson. Row 3. - Richard Eubanks, Mac Ewing, Arthur Ringer, David Braden, Clifford Cain, Thomas Duncan. ORCHESTRA .ntfvml D Q - QS, B? 4 xxegg Janice Bates, Randi Wilson, Robert Dunlap, Cindy Todd, Thomas Burris, Jane Fordyce, Robert Stack, Sylvia Rubicam, Glenn Frontz, Sophie Rubicam, Sue Milligan, Bruce Dunlavy, Ellen Skultin, Mrs. Gray, Carol Mathews. The Brass Choir The Brass Choir is a group of selected brass players. It consists of four trumpets, four French horns, four trombones, two baritones and one tuba. Under the leadership of Mr. Eubanks, the group has played for school assemblies, various city churches, and civic club meetings. The Brass Choir was divided into two sextets for the Solo and Ensemble Contest. The Brass Sex- tet Number l received a superior rating, which made them eligible for the state contest. Brass Sex- tet II received a rating of excellent. The Orchestra The High School Orchestra with the High School Choir presented the Annual Spring Concert on May 19, 1966. The orchestra also participated in the program with the Junior High School vocal music groups. The music studied this year has been of symphonic character mainly although some of the present day musicals were also included. FORTY-FIVE Girls' Glee Club Freshmen and sophomore girls compose the Girls' Glee Club and membership is attained by try-out. The basic principals of music are emphasized and the girls enjoy part time singing. The Glee Club sang for the fall induction of the National Honor Society. Mrs. Jean Engelhard is the director. Row l. - Renee Reed, Rebecca Lyons, Carol Baldwin, Kathy Evans, Patsy Douglas, Eleanor Hill, Betty Wallace, Pamela McVicker, Toni Wilson, Shelly Braden, Anita Jamiel, Betsy Duff, Jean Wallace, Lana Power. Row 2. -- Mrs. Engelhard, Joey Foglesong, Diane Patterson, Betty Davis, Ellen Uplinger, Reva McCullough, Patty Frame, Sandra Pethtel, Karen Sine, Peggy Sayre, Kay Baker, Kathy Tritt, Cindy Mason, Susan Moore, Connie Neff. Row 3. - Deborah McClellan, Carolyn Howell, Shelba Cenis, Kathy Gerdau, Carol Nicholson, Melissa Beatty, Marjorie Max, Deborah Costello, Deborah Elliott, Michele Rogovin, Joyce Romiger, Mollie Harper, Gail Johnston, Martha Mason. The Boys' Glee Club, di- rected by Mrs. Jean Engel- hard, meets twice a week. The club is small in number but the boys have made re- markable progress. Their work consists mainly of learning the basic principles and correct techniques of music. The group sang with the senior choir for the Thanksgiving Assembly and 5 l Boys' Glee Club X ' , in the Spring Concert. FORTY-SIX Row Curtis Foraker, William Armstrong. Row John Milligan, Hubert Wisenbarger, David Grudicr, Robert Dunlap Row William Findley, William Griffith, Robert Gunn, Gary Uplinger Row Thomas Davey, Gene Griffith. Row I. f Mrs. Engelhard, Lynn Dillon, Linda McLaughlin, Kathy King, Linda Hutton, Rebecca Dobson, Sharon Carnes, Ellen Skultin, Joyce Gibson, Betty Knight, Linda Hazlett, Vonda Seaton. Row 2. - Vicki Clark, Donna Beatty, Judith Dupler, Diane Boyer, Cindy King, Brenda Baker, Cindy Lockwood, Sharon Ball, Trudy Mathews, Linda Ewing, Melanie Jones, Judith Corwin, Lorita Ward, Janet Ruby. Row 3. - William Sarchet, Richard Corwin, Thomas Davey, William Griffith, Cleveland Beatty, Hubert Weisenbarger, Thomas Grudier, Joseph Boyd, Gary Uplinger, Robert Dunlap, Jeffrey Rohrabaugh, Michael Abood, William Armstrong. 999' Donna Beatty, Cindy King, Brenda Baker, Judith Dupler. Choir Under their director, Mrs. Jean Engelhard, the Cambridge High School Choir has made many public appearances this year. In addition to the presenta- tion ot the annual spring concert, the choir sang tor the Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter programs at the high school and for Easter services at two of the churches in the community. Several members of the choir competed in the Music Contest held at Muskingum College in March. Officers of the choir are: president, Brenda Baker, vice-president, Judith Dupler, secretary-treas- urer, Cindy King, reporter, Donna Beatty. FORTY-SEVEN The Key Club, an international organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, is composed ot out- standing boys from the sophomore, iunior, and Key senior classes. Developing initiative and leadership in the members is the main obiective ofthe club. This year the members participated in many ' Wi service projects. They helped the Kiwanians with their annual peanut sale, and the pet show at the County Fair, painted the trash barrels which are placed around the school, and donated magazines to the State Hospital. On March twenty-second, the annual Key Club Career Day was held. Students were given an op- portunity to consult representatives of various voca- tions and to learn more about those in which they were interested. Paul Scott brought honor to the local club by being chosen District Secretary of Ohio Key Clubs. Mr. Charles Schaub is the faculty advisor for the club and Mr. Robert Tingle the Kiwanis advisor. Officers of the club for the school year T965-1966 R I S1 H M G S ,th R b 1 B d J are: president, Robert Bender, vice-president, George DW ' ' Feffctlsrn core, eorge mt , 0 ei en er, ames 'thg 1 J F I , 1 t h ' Sml Secre ary' ames e dne' reasurer' S ep en Row 2. - Stephen Cowgill, Keith Ahrerzdts, Robert Ricketts. Moore, board of directors, Keith Ahrendts, Stephen Cowgill and Robert Ricketts. l IQ 4. J t 1 I eg - 2 lg Row I. - Marcus Nickles, Stephen Moore, Patrick Lynsky, James Hazelwood, Jerry Gibson, James Milligan, Rodney Hazelwood, John Fenwick. Row 2. - Jeftrey Bock, George Smith, Stephen Cowgill, Peter Berry, Daniel Cafatner, Robert Bender, Mr. Schaub, Gary Duft, Wilbur Hammond, John Boyle. Row 3. - Douglas Newton, Christopher Green, Jack Bogart, Paul Scott, David Tritt, Keith Ahrendts, Larry Strager, Thomas Johnson. Row 4. - Thomas Green, James Morris, Robert Ricketts, Michael Arnett, Bruce McBride, Paschal Stephenson, Timothy Barthalow, James Feldner, Robert Fritts, Edward Hare, Stanley Wilson, Philip Turner. FORTY-EIGHT Seated S Deborah Thompson, Elizabeth Wigginton, Sue Cooper. Standing - Cheryl Conn, Brenda Baker, Doris Kemp. The Cambridge High School Reporter is pub- lished in six regular issues, with an additional wel- come back issue which appears on the tirst day of school. The paper is written, edited, and Hnanced almost entirely by the students. i Reporter W ,X , in The staff heads for this year are: Sue Cooper and Elizabeth Wigginton, Co-Editors Deborah Thompson, Sports Doris Kemp, Circulation Brenda Baker, Publication Joan Boyle, Business Mr. Odebrecht is the advisor. i 1 - L , L Row I. - Mr. Odebrecht, Cheryl Anderson, Bernadine Shriver, Janice Long, Elizabeth Wigginton, Deborah Thompson, Sue Cooper, Theresa Sine, Doris Kemp, Elaine Chelekis. Row 2. - Betsy Sipc, Bruce Dunlavy, Connie McDowell, Cheryl Conn, Brenda Baker, Pamela Maier, Brenda Braden, Linda Sechlcr, Barbara Douglas, Sharon Carnes, Kathy Ludwick. Row 3, - Michael Myers, Nancy Duffey, Thomas Wayinan, Thomas Davey, Timothy Barthalow, Thomas Bennett, Marjorie Max, Janet An- derson, Jo Ellen James, Stanley Wilson, Gala Saber. FORTY-NINE Spartan Hi-Y 5 1 9' ' i f 's Q Q A - Row l. - Row 2. - Row 3. - Michael Arnett, Jeffrey Urban, Thomas Burris, Peter Berry, George Smith, Mr. Willis, Rodney Hazelwood, Christopher Greene. James Gooding, Jack Frontz, John Allman, Gary Duff, Douglas Newton, Daniel Castner, James Reardon, James Mason, James Kennedy. Charles Burris, Randy Harrison, Terry Hunter, Bernard Gallagher, Philip Turner, Neal Weisenstine, Robert Prouty, Michael Kennedy, John Boyle. The Spartan Hi-Y is composed of iunior and senior boys and, since its organization in 1960, has been one of the most active school groups. Their many activities this year included spon- soring the Thanksgiving chapel and the Induction Service, in which they ioined with the two other Hi-Y clubs. As money making proiects this year, they held a slave auction, and sold sweat shirts with Hi-Y imprinted on them to members. For the second year the club sponsored two boys to attend Youth in Government in Columbus. Officers of the club this year were, president, George Smith, vice president, James Mason, secre- tary, Christopher Greene, treasurer, Michael Arnett. The Spartan Hi-Y advisor is Mr. Richard Willis. Christopher Greene, George Smith, James Mason, Michael Arnett. FIFTY Troian Hi-Y l Row l. - Thomas Schwarck, William Severns, Richard Clay. Row 2. - Robert Bennett, Richard Corwin, James Gibson, William Bogart. Row 3. - Stephen Springer, Jerry Pethtel, Philip Pickens, Thomas Parrish. James Gibson, Thomas Parrish, Robert Bennett, Richard Corwin. The Trojan Hi-Y, composed of sophomore and iunior boys, was under the leadership of Robert Bennett. The club sold Bobcat badges, pennants and tennis shirts, and sponsored a dance iointly with the other Hi-Y clubs. The boys also helped pack Christmas baskets at the Salvation Army and sent two representatives to Columbus to the Youth in Government Legislature. This club, in its fourth year, is very active and progressive. The officers are: president, Robert Bennett, vice president, Thomas Parrish, secretary, James Gibson, treasurer, Richard Corwin. Advisor is Mr. Pickens. FIFTY-ONE occ i F5 A la .. .i Row Row Row Row BVS with the others in planning the Thanksgiving as- sembly and in sponsoring an after-game dance. They also sponsored two delegates to the Youth-in-Gov- ernment Conference held in Columbus. Seated - Patrick Lynsky, Keith Ahrendts. Standing - Jack Henry, Paschal Stephen- Not l. - Stephen Moore, John Fenwick, Patrick Lynsky, Jerry Gibson, Robert Bender. 2. - Stephen Cowgill, David Tritt, Thomas Matthews, James Hazelwood, Keith Ahrendts, Marcus Nickles. 3. - Terry Davis, Wilbur Hammond, Terry Jones, Jack Bogart, Paul Scott, Ronald Scott, James Feldner, Paul Burton. 4. e Clifford Clark, Bruce McBride, Robin Fritts, Jeftrey Gardner, Jack Henry, Paschal Stephenson, Edward Hare, Larry Strager, Alan Farnsworth, Stanley Wilson. C I Senior Hi-Y . . . . OFFlCERS The Senior Hi-Y is one of the three Hi-Y clubs . . ,I bl T h, h h I b Th, k d President ...... ...., .- ............. ,. . Patrick Lynsky la e O '9 SC OO Cys' 'S group Wor e Vice President .Keith Ahrendts C. James Feldner ----c,.Stephen Schick Paschal Stephenson 7. 7. .Jack Henry Secretary - ,... ,, ,. Treasurer ,... Chaplain ...... ,. ...... ., . Sergeant-at-Arms ,. 7 ' . Mr. David McMilIen Advisor ........., .,,. . son, James Feldner. in picture - Stephen Schick. FIFTY-TWO Row Row Row Row Connie Anderson, Deloris Huntsman, Marjorie Diss, Patty Bryan. Toni Wilson, Marci Bryan, Miss McVey, Janice Bates, Alice Stewart. Deborah Clark, Shirley Thomas, Loretta Leeper, Rebecca Dobson, Diane Nicholazakis, Carmen Wayt, Patricia Anderson. Karen Neff, Sandra Bennett, Patty Touvell, Nancy Black, Sue Roberts, Sue Duftey, Judy Spear. Future Homemakers of America The purpose of the Future i-lomemakers of America is to promote a general appreciation of the ioys and satisfaction of homemaking. Some of the activities enioyed by the club this year were touring the State Hospital, going Christmas carolling, and selling paper weights. They also planned a kids party and subscribed to the national magazine. OFFICERS President . , Deloris Huntsman Vice President . . Mariorie Diss Secretary ..c,,,ac, , .,.a,. Patty Bryan Treasurer .. Connie Anderson Song Leader ., ., Deborah Clark Historian , . Sue DuFfey Advisors ., . Mrs. Bates Miss McVey Patty Bryan, Marjorie Diss, Deloris Huntsman, Connie Anderson. FIFTY-THREE Future Teachers of America is an organization of students who plan to follow a teaching career. This group, with the guidance of Mrs. Doris Lloyd, has enioyed an interesting and worthwhile program this year. The regular monthly meetings have featured panel discussions and talks by elementary and sec- ondary teachers and college students who are work- ing in the field of education. The club also took a tour of the Ohio University campus which gave members a brief glimpse of college life. The club sponsors a book scholarship which is awarded to a senior member for the purchase of college textbooks. ln the spring most of the members spend one or two days in one of our elementary buildings ob- serving and assisting the teachers with their daily program. Future Teachers of America Thomas Allen, Virginia Lawlis, Teresa McMillen, Mary McKim President . , Vice President Secretary ., , Treasurer , Advisor ,, Virginia Lawlis . ,Teresa McMillen ,Mary McKim .. .Thomas Allen , Mrs. Lloyd i Row l. - Thomas Allen, Mary McKim, Teresa McMillen, Virginia Lawlis. Row 2. - Marcia Bonnell, Barbara McMullen, Carol Robinson, Joyce Caskey, Karen Lynsky, Betsy Jennings, Jo Ann Matthews, Doris Kemp, Linda Sechler. Row 3. - Gloria Andrews, Deborah Denny, Christine Tucker, Marsha Bates, Carol Nicholson, Darlene McFarland, Jo Ann Chelekis, Melanie Jones, Sandra McClelland, Kathy Fisher, Kathy Ludwick, Linda Garver, Elaine Chelekis. Row 4. - Brenda Funk, Sally Humphrey, Janet Anderson, Bertha Blair, Thomas Bennett, Thomas Conrath, Clifford Cain, Gary Patterson, Penny Finnen, Judy Gable, Sandra McManus, Glenn Frontz, William Stranathan, Michael Abood. FIFTY-FOUR , l -44 Future Nurse Club The Future Nurses' Club is made up those girls who are considering the nursing profession as their lite work. The local club assists in many service projects. They care for the First Aid Room and are planning to work as candy-stripers in the hospital during summer vacation. To quality for this service a girl must have completed a four week first aid course. Among the interesting guest speakers who have attended their meetings have been representatives from Bethesda, Good Samaritan, and Guernsey Memorial hos- pitals. The girls were invited to tour Bethesda Hospital, a trip they enioyed very much. Officers ofthe club this year were: president, Barbara Thompson, vice president, Gala Saber, secretary, Mariorie Hill, treasurer, Rebecca Wharton, advisor, Miss Arnold. Gala Saber, Barbara Thompson, Mariorie Hill. fb , ty, A l Row l. - Gala Saber, Barbara Thompson, Mariorie Hill. Row 2. - Frances Hill, Janice Kidder, Penny Young, Brenda Keyes, Deborah Fairchild, Sharon Carnes. Row 3. W- Karen Burgess, Brenda Braden, Cheryl Anderson, Sandra Harrison, Mary Helen Phillips, Linda Hazlett, Ellen Johnson, Mar- iorie Jirles, Barbara Weisenstine. Row 4. - Gail Seckel, Cindy Davis, Elizabeth Lockwood, Lorita Ward, Rhonda Fogle, Lucille Bates, Vicki Harding, Connie Howard, Patricia Johnson, Janice Long, Bernadine Shriver, Martha Wilson, Deborah Degenhart. FlFTY-FIVE Great Books Club The Great Books Club appeals to all who like to read. Members of the club read as many books as possible from a list of two hundred great books compiled by Clifton Fadiman, well known author and columnist. The list contains titles which Mr. Fadiman believes all students should read before graduation from high school. Row i. - Carol Mathews, Jo Ann Matthews, Sharon Ritchey, Joyce Caskey, Barbara Wolgamott, Joyce Gibson, Judith Cor- win, Sarah McCullough, Sue Duffey, Michael Nunn. Row 2. Nealie Morrison, Linda Garver, Diana Cain. Row 3. Betsy Sipe, Sudene Cater, Cathy Fisher, Joey Foglesong, Judy Gable, DeHava Martin, William Sarchet. Row 4. Michele Rogovin, Christine Tucker, Judith Dupler, Deboral' Degenhart, Terry Jones, Vicki Harding, Susan Riccio. Audio Visual Aides 3 The Audio-Visual Aides are a group of students who operate the special education equipment in the various classes. This equipment consists of film pro- jectors, film strip proiectors, opaque projector, slide proiector, tape recorder, record player, and the over- head proiector. Each member of the club is trained in the operation and maintenance of this equipment and his service is greatly appreciated by students and teachers. The advisor is Mr. Ronk. Row I. - Dale Martin, Lanny Martin, Michael Nunn, John Bennett. Row 2. - Larry Kotoff, Christopher Murrell, David Jackson, Curtis Foraker. Row 3. - Thomas Anderson, Charles Mitchell, Michael Secrest, Mike Abood. Advisor-Mr. Ronk. FIFTY-SIX Student Librarians Library Award Pins were earned by twenty-tour students who served as library assistants during the school year. Checking out books, taking attendance, straightening the shelves, taping new books, and assisting students in the periodical room were some of the duties performed by these assistants. This group contributed a real service to the librarian and to the students of Cambridge High School. Row i. - Dixie Thomas, Nealie Morrison, Betty Knight, Jane Rose, Virginia Simpson, Rhonda Fogle. Row 2. - Deborah Degenhart, Linda McConahy, Sharon Ritchey, Jackie Mekkleson, Michael Nunn, Sue Duffey. Not in Picture - Kay Thompson. if .. , -f 'aft Row i. - Judy Linn, Deborah Clark, Sharon Newsom, Rene Reed, Karen Neft, Susan Riccio, Patti Anderson. Row 2. - Elizabeth Scanlon, William Sarchet, Jeffery Rohrabaugh, Connie Antill, Vicki Harding. Not in Picture - Theis Neuhart, Janice Kidder. FIFTY-SEVEN Y-TEEN CABINET Row 1. - Donna Beatty, Barbara Hartrum. Row 2. - Melanie Jones, Janet Sechler, Marcia Bonnell. Row 3. - Gala Saber, Brenda Braden, Terri Potts, Carol Newsom. Row 4. - Diane Nicolozakis, Doris Kemp, Carol Shelby, Jaunita Callihan. Y-Teens Among the most active organizations in Cambridge High School is the Y-Teen Club which is composed of one hundred and ninety-five sophomore, iunior and senior girls. Under the leadership of the president, Barbara Hartrum, this group has been involved in a number of pro- iects for the school, the community, and the girls themselves. They participated in the Forget-Me-Not sale and the Heart Fund drive, made contributions to TAPS and the Ohio District YWCA, presented the Easter chapel program, and co-sponsored a delegate to Buckeye Girls State. The most successful money making proiect the club sponsored was the sale of holly and evergreen at Christmas. The social highlight of the year was the Y-Teen formal which was held on March twenty-sixth. A trip to the United Nations is awarded to the iunior girl who accumulates the most service points during the year. Officers for the year were: president, Barbara Hartrurn, vice president, Donna Beatty, secre- tary, Marcia Bonnell, treasurer, Melanie Jones, advisor, Miss McCulley. FIFTY-EIGHT Paradise Lost In a little grass shack on a tropical isIe are the Y-Teen Queen, Barbara Hartrum and her attendant, Carol Shelby with their escorts James Gib- son and Gary DUFF. Miss McCulley presides at the punch bowl as the receiving line poses for the picture. Barbara Hartrum, James Gibson, Carol Shelby, Gary Duff, Gala Saber, Robert Ricketts, Effie Nichol- akis, George Smith. FIFTY-NINE Youth Red Cross The Youth Red Cross is an organization which offers students an opportunity to help others. An outstanding project this year was to provide two patients at the State Hospital cards and gifts on birth- days and holidays. For promoting world friendship another proiect was sending ditty-bags filled with everything from soap to candy to children in Viet Nam. The club also sponsored an after-game dance to raise money. The dues of an active member are Hfty cents, whereas the dues for inactive membership is any amount a student wishes to contribute to the Red Cross Fund Drive at the beginning of the year. The club boasts of approximately six hundred members. OFFICERS President . . ..s.Stanley Wilson Vice President .. . Patricia Johnson SeCretary - ..... .Cheryl Anderson Treasurer - .Bernadine Shriver Advisor , , , ,,,,,,.., Mr, Kuhn Stanley Wilson, Patricia Johnson, Bernadine Shriver, Cheryl Anderson. Row Row Row Row Bernacline Shriver, Cheryl Anderson, Patricia Johnson, Stanley Wilson. Connie Antill, Ellen Guiler, Cathy Kawa, Betty Burgess, Judy Linn, Deborah Moore, Rebecca Dobson, Barbara Douglas. Gaillon Seckel, Martha Belcher, Sandra Harrison, Dixie Thomas, William Sarchet, Janice Miller, Betty Willis, Janice Long, Barbara Thompson, Mary Ann Kotoff, Thomas Matthews, Betty Thompson. Beth Zaring, Melissa Beatty, Deborah Elliott, Jeffrey Rohrabaugh, Diana Boyer, Pamela Maier, Terry Jones, Robert Bennett, Nancy Weisenstine. SIXTY Y l-,s.C5 as - l A Row Row Row Row ll... 2. 3. 4. Joy Ramage, James Mason, Jack Henry, Mike Myers, Juanita Kerr. Madelyn Vergari, Sandra Lashley, Barbara Birch, Janet Sechler, Sharon Hoyt, Gala Saber, Janet Ruby, Lana Bliss, Deborah Cowart, Rebecca Dobson. Gloria Singer, Linda Bishard, Margaret Graban, Sue Cooper, Nancy Duffey, Barbara Douglas, Shannon Springer, Pamela Maier, Connie Trubisky, Bonnie Springer, Linda McConahy. Jo Ellen James, Vicki Clark, Donna Beatty, Judith Dupler, James Kennedy, Jack Bogart, Stanley Wilson, Thomas Bennett, Terry Jones, Alan Farnsworth, Danny Johnson, Thomas Matthews. Traffic Safety Club The main purpose of the Traffic Safety Club is To promote traffic safety among the teen-agers in our community. The club members register student cars which are parked on the school grounds, and are in charge of the parking of cars for large meet- ings held at the school. The local association was host to the Regional Convention and had a very good Traffic Safety representation at the State Convention in Columbus. Included the establishing of a Traffic Safety Club at Bellaire and sending two members to a drivers improve- ment school. Both projects were rewarding. Miss Elizabeth Blackburn is the club advisor. OFFICERS among the proiects this year was President , c B, so Michael Myers Vice President , ,,u, James Mason Secretary Juanita Kerr K Treasurer , Joy Ramage Juanita Kerr, Michael Myers, Jack Henry, James Mason, Joy Ramage. S9l'Qe5l'il'aT'AVm5 . M .-l3Clf l'lenl'Y SIXTY-ONE Beclux Art Club The ART CLUB is made up of a small number of art-minded students who plan activities with the assistance of their advisor, Mr. Joseph. During this school year they created a collage, purchased films and records on the sublect of art, made linoleum prints and did some paper mache work. Officers for the year were: President H , 7 Vice President c s,c, Secretary c, Y Treasurer Marilyn Howell moBetsy Durben Juanita Callihan ,,,,c Terri Potts li We as T51 its Seated - Betsy Durben, Marilyn Howell, Terri Potts, Juanita Callihan. x Standing - Joyce Fordyce, Deborah Moore, Frank Bush, David Faiello, Mr. Joseph, Gary Faiello, Diane Nlcholazakis Pamela Wilson SIXTY-TWO l . -JEL! xiii' i '.f: .?s . 5' 'rf .ses sg -s ..1..,,gg,, 55, . t Standing - Priscilla Allen. Seated - Karen Knight, An- drea Williamson, Janet Moore, Mary Rice. COECO The Cooperative Office Education Club is organized for the benefit of girls enrolled in Vocational Busi- ness Education. Activities of the club this year included a Christmas party, the sending of gifts to the Children's Home, and placing staplers in the high school office. Officers for this year were: president, Priscilla Allen, vice president, Janet Moore, secretary, Karen Knight, treasurer, Mary Rice, historian, Andrea Williamson, advisor, Mrs. Butler. i Row l. - Karen Knight, Janet Moore, Priscilla Allen, Mary Rice, Andrea Williamson. Row 2. - Karen Choma, Marna Potts, Vicki Denny, Shelba Donley, Doris Blackstone, Carol Wright. Row 3. - Carol Newsom, Janet Bishard, Jeanie Farley, Joyce Gibson, Janice Reed. SIXTY-THREE 1 Vocational Industrial Club Row Linda Hutton Cheryl Conn Rebecca Miller Sue Betts Deanna Johnson Joyce Gunn Sandra Waers Linda Moore Row Thomas Pandelos Samuel Curry Robert Bruner Terry Davis George Rodawalt David Bokelman John Killiany Row Robert Huntsman Charles Buker Monty Haynes Philip Jirles David Cooper Edgar Blair Row Larry Beam Michael Art Jack Pounds Randy Scott Daniel Warne Eddie Cooper Not in Picture Junior Keith The Vocational-Industrial Club of Ohio is a state-wide organization made up of boys and girls who work in the Trade and lndustry classes of Ohio's public schools. The local club attended the state conven tion last fall, sold candy to add money tothe club's Treasury, and held a banquet at which The employees of the members were guests. This year's officers were: president, Robert Bruner, vice president, Michael Art, secretary, Linda Moore treasurer, Donald Warne, sergeant-at-arms, David Bokelman, Mr. Kuhn is the advisor Michael Art, David Bokelman, Linda Moore, Robert Bruner, Daniel Warne. SIXTY-FOUR A SERVICE GROUP Mariorie Diss, Marie Schworm, Connie Anderson, and Delores Huntsman. Special Services to Teachers Seated - Cheryl Anderson, Delores Huntsman. Standing - Sharon Hoyt, Marie Schworm, Mariorie Diss, Brenda Bolinger, Nancy McCulley, Lynn Dillon, Connie Anderson. Special Services for Teachers is made up of senior girls enrolled in secretarial practice, who volunteer their services one period a day. They take dictation and transcribe, type letters, study materials, masters, and stencils, and duplicate tests, programs, and scheduling booklets. Mrs. Lloyd supervises the program. SIXTY-FIVE Faculty and students of Cambridge High School in the cast of My Fair Lady . Mr. Tuttle, Terry Baker, Robert Dunlap with the star of the show. TAPS Chairman . Sharon Hoyt Co-Chairman L . Rebecca McHenry Advisor, . L, ,, uu,, W , . . , Mrs. Clayton The Teens Against Polio organization sponsors an annual bread sale, a March of Dimes Dance, and other activities designed to give teenagers an opportunity to work against a crippling disease. Seated -e Sharon Hoyt, Mrs. Clayton, Rebecca McHenry. Row l. - Marcia Bonnell, Cheryl Anderson, Mary Ann Kotoff, Linda Howard, Sharon Carnes, Joan Matthews, Barbara Thompson. Row 2. - Carol Shelby, Dianna Cain, Marie Schworm, Rebecca Dobson, Betty Willis, Patty Oakfey, DeHava Martin, Juanita Kerr, Kathy Rabideaux, Brenda Baker, Deborah Thompson, Pamela Maier, Janice Long. Row 3. - Joy Ramage, Karen Choma, Susan Lynch, Brenda Braden, Donna Beatty, Vicki Clark, Connie Howard, Gala Saber, Judy Gable, Cindy Lockwood, Trudy Matthews, Ellen Guiler. Row 4. - Sue Duftey, Virginia Lawlis, Teresa McMillen, Sandra McManus, Connie McDowell, Kay Patterson, Jack Henry, Jerry Gibson, Douglas Newton, Daniel Castner, Gary Dutt, Jack Bogart, Terry Jones. 5 A SIXIY-SIX Y- GAA The club is made up of freshman and sophomore girls who are particularly interested in sports. Points are earned for activity in the various sports and pins are awarded to all who have accumulated two hundred points by the end of their sophomore year. The girls held a bake sale and a slave auction and assisted with the Heart Fund collection. Y-GAA officers for 1965-i 966 were: President ,,,, ss,,s M aria Terranova Secretary u,,., ,,.,... B etty Burgess Treasurer ,.,., Shelly Gamble Advisor s,ss .,s, M iss Stull Seated - Miss Stull, Shelly Gamble, Maria Terranova, Betty Burgess. Standing - Carol Wilson, Rebecca Thompson, Sherry Eakin, Jackie Mekkleson, Sally Humphrey, Pamela Murgatroyd, Ann Sig- man, Susan Lynsky. SIXTY-SEVEN Seated - Kathy Meighen, Carol Shelby, Mary Ann Kotoff, Vicki Clark. Standing - Deborah Cale, Rebecca Dobson, Effie Nicholakis, Patricia Johnson, Miss Stull, Nancy Weisenstine, Elaine Chelekis, Lois Petzler. GAA The Girls' Athletic Association is composed of junior and senior girls. They are required to earn twenty- five points in various sports to be accepted as members and must continue to earn them throughout the year. The club will sponsor the annual May Day program and will sponsor a party for the senior girls who have earned two hundred or more activity points. The Sportsboard is made up of girls chosen from the club to be in charge of the various activities and to record points earned by the members in a particular sport. They also work with the officers to plan club activities. Miss Stull is the club advisor. Officers for this year are: President o , o o.o.......o..,.. .Mary Ann Kotoff Vice-President . .cc. C Carole Shelby Secretary -. ,. W . Kathy Meighen Treasurer , , .. Vicki Clark Volunteers to act as track officials. SIXTY-EIGHT May Queen -1966 PATRICIA OAKLEY Seated-Donna Beatty, Queen Patricia Marie Schworm. Standing-Virginia Lawlis, Juanita Kerr. May Day At a special afternoon assembly on May sixth, Miss Patricia Oakley was crowned the 1966 May Queen of Cam- bridge High School. She was escorted by Jerry Gibson. Her attendants were Virginia Lawlis, Maid of Honor, who was escorted by Dan Castner, Donna Beatty, escorted by Joseph Boyd, Juanita Kerr, escorted by Jack Henry, and Marie Schworm, escorted by George Smith. The program planned for the pleas- ure of the queen and her court in- cluded a solo dance by Deborah Car- penter, a square dance, a sword dance, and the traditional May Pole Dance by members of the girls' physical educa- tion classes. MAY POLE DANCE Spam gil? 1 K ' :. . 22,345 W ., I i , , 'In 'P' 4523 , av 4 ,fq,'i vr'bxl, I Q ,, .MU v ,, 'eg ' ,x W vnq. ' ' ,xx . 1. . ,Q I f f ,,Vww5,jN,, f , ,J w ,Y f H A 3,-as , , gvhq . 7- I 'Xb , 5 V A W1 P , f 1 1 ,Q K. -- 7 ,- A' . xy., '4 an 1 'W h. A '1 1 is 1 Doug Newton, Turner, Neal Wisenstine, Fred Cummins, Eugene Anderson, Dan Castner, Don Hosfelt, Chris Green, Alan Farnsworth, Gary Duff, Wib. Hammond, Phil Row 2. - Mr. Watkins, , David Lagneaux, Gene Griffith, Steve Hayes, SDS l Pick David Sapp, John Ansberry, Mike Brislen, Larry Kotoft, Phi I, Wisenbarger, Robert Harper, George Greathouse, Tom See 5. - Don Row Rodney Hazelwood. CAMBRIDGE - COSHOCTON Varsity Football The tighting Bobcats, with Coach George Strager at the helm for his second season, achieved a 4-5-l record this year. Many of the games were played in the rain and mud. With the twelve returning lettermen we had all the prospects tor a fine season and the Bobcats started out strong by dumping their first three opponets. Then they ran into trouble. Five consecutive games were dropped to the opposition, including the heartbreaking 7-6 loss to Warren Local at Home- coming. For the last two games of the season, the team seemed to bounce back. They defeated Martins Ferry 36-14 and tied Carrollton i4-T4 in a rain-drenched contest. The spirit was good throughout the season and we congratulate our coach, Mr. Stragerg our co-captains, James Hazelwood and Larry Strager, and all the boys on the team. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S. C.l-l.S C.H.S VARSITY FOOTBALL SCORES Maysville Barnesville 12 St. Clairsville Zanesville 42 Coshocton 38 Warren Local Dover 35 Bellaire 28 Martins Ferry T4 Carrollton 14 v Co-Captains - James Hazelwood and Larry Strager SEVENTY-THREE Reserve Cheerleaders Four freshman girls, Kay Baker, Betsy Duff, Pamela Murgatroyd, and Rebecca Payton boosted the Reserve Basketball team to an 1 1-7 record. Rebecca was captain of the group which practised after school three nights a week. We are proud of the enthusiasm dis- played by our cheerleaders. Freshman Football This year's Freshman Football Team, un- der the superior coaching of Carl Dupler, rolled to an undefeated season. Only six C61 points were scored against this fine squad the entire year. Cambridge 36 Barnesville 6 Cambridge 14 John Glenn O Cambridge 34 Shenandoah O Cambridge 20 Coshocton O Cambridge 8 Barnesville O Cambridge 16 St. Clairsville O Cambridge 53 John Glenn O Kay Baker, Pamela Murgatroyd, Rebecca Payton, Betsy Duff Row 1. - Marty King, Benny Conn, Charles Scott, Paul Hollins, Gilbert King, Torn Weisenstine, Mike Zumbrunnen, Denny Carpenter, Mr. Dupler. Row 2. - Micky Nunn, mgr., Franklin Newsom, Bill Hollins, Bob Gunn, Keith Patterson, Terry Simmons, Albert Little, Mike Robinson, Lanta Archer. Row 3. - Charles Gaskill, Bill Lengle, John Shukers, Jim Hazlett, Tim Van Camp, Mark Loper, Frank Crawford, Larry Sim- mons, Jack Winnett, Ed. Henry, mgr. SEVENTY-FOUR Patty Oakley, DeHava Martin, Linda McLaughlin, Juanita Kerr, Mary Ann Kotoff, Virginia Conaway. Varsity Cheerleaders The varsity cheerleaders, with Linda McLaughlin as captain, contributed greatly to the sports image of Cambridge High School by arousing school spirit and emphasizing good sportsmanship at all football and basketball games. Cheerleading is not all fun. Long hours in the summer and after school are spent in preparing new cheers and improving old ones. Last summer the girls attended Smith-Walbridge Cheerleading Camp at Syracuse, Indiana. Here they worked hard and received excellent ratings in daily competition. For the football season the cheerleaders were: Linda McLaughlin, Lenny Berry, DeHava Martin, Patty Oakley, Juanita Kerr, and Virginia Cortaway. When Lennie Berry moved out of town her place was ably filled by Mary Ann Kotoff all through basketball season. PRETTY, AREN'T THEY? SEVENTYVFIVE SEVENTY-SIX Varsity Basketball As predicted last year, the i965-66 Basketball Season turned out to be a tremendous one for the fighting Bobcats. Head Coach Paul Kegley, assisted by Dave Roberts, had five returning lettermen who boosted the team to a 13-5 record. As a result of tournament play the record was raised to l8-6. Ed Hare and Jim Feldner served as this year's co-captains. Ed received state recognition when he was named to the Second UPI All-Ohio Team. Cambridge tied for first place with Wintersville in the Big Six League. They brought home further honors by capturing the New Concord Sectional and Steuben- ville District Tournaments. Another highlight of the year was our three victories over the Zanesville Blue Devils. Eight boys on the team graduate this year and will be sorely missed when basketball season rolls around next fall. All of the people of Cambridge, particularly we here at the High School, are proud of our Bobcats and we say, Thanks for a great and exciting year. Bernard Galligher, Wilbur Hammond, Woodrow Johnson, Larry Strager, James Feldner, Paschal Stephen son, Jack Henry, Edward Hare, Cleveland Beatty, Robert Fritts, Mr. John Hartstine, Bruce McBride Robert Ricketts, Peter Berry, John Fenwick, Mr. Kegley. Cambridge Record C.H.S. Zanesville C.H.S Carrollton C.H.S. Marietta C.H.S Meadowbrook C.H.S John Glenn C.H.S Zanesville C.H.S. Wintersville Cotl C.H.S. Cols. Brookhaven C.H.S. St. Clairsville C.H.S. Claymont C.H.S Martins Ferry C.H.S. Marietta C.H.S Barnesville C.H.S Wintersville C.H.S Meadowbrook C.I-I.S Carrollton C.H.S Claymont C.H.S St. Clairsville SECTIONAL C.H.S Meadowbrook C.H.S. Zanesville C.H.S. Coshocton DISTRICT C.H.S. River View C.H.S Wintersville REGIONAL C.H.S. 44 Columbus East 64 I l ED HARE AGAINST ZANESVILLE! K Seated M John Fenwick, Jerry Gibson, Wilbur Hammond, Robert Fritts, Peter Berry, Robert Ricketts, Bernard Gallagher, Thomas Pandelos. Standing - Coach David Roberts, Jack Henry, Larry Strager, James Feldner, Bruce McBride, Edward Hare, Paschal Stevenson Cleveland Beatty, Coach Paul Kegley. SEVENTY-SEVEN TOURNAMENT HIGHLIGHTS AND HEROES Tournament Play Cambridge advanced quickly in tournament play by de- feating Meadowbrook and Zanesville. Both were hard fought games, won only in the final minutes. A third victory - over Coshocton - gave Cambridge High School its first sectional title since l96l. The next weekend almost fifteen hundred Bobcat fans traveled to Steubenville to cheer our team on to victories over Riverview and Wintersville. These victories gave us the District trophy and an invitation to participate in the Regionals at Columbus. Our winning streak was broken by Columbus East who de- feated us in our first Regional game by a score of sixty-four to forty-four. SEVENTY-EIGHT Page 78 The Disfricf Trophy. Page 79 Larry Strager James Feldner Edward Hare - Feldner The Good Luck telegram Hare with The Sectional Trophy The send-off Peter Berry Bruce McBride Q ww 3 SEVENTY-NINE Reserve Basketball The Reserve Basketball team, under the direc- tion of Coach Dave Roberts, had a very successful season. They lost tive of their first six games, but came back to establish an il-7 record, the best reserve record in the Big Six League. Truly a fine team, they never stopped trying, and made the school and community proud of them. This year's co-captains were Robert Ricketts, who saw a lot of action on the varsity squad, and Thomas Green. C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S. C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S C.H.S SCORES Zanesville Carrollton Marietta Meadowbrook John Glenn Zanesville Wintersville Cols. Brookhaven St. Clairsville Claymont Martins Ferry Barnesville Wintersville Meadowbrook Carrollton Claymont St. Clairsville Row l. - David Greathouse, Michael Arnett, Jerry Morris, Robert Ricketts, Thomas Green, Thomas Weisenstine, Dana Willis. Row 2. - Kenneth Smith, mgr., Allen Bates, mgr., Terry Harbin, David Lagneaux, Woodrow Johnson, Jeffrey Riddle, Michael Hollins, Coach Dave Roberts. EIGHTY Freshman Basketball Under the guidance of Coach Dickson, the Freshman basketball team started out with three Q31 straight victories. They ended up their season with a loss to the Roosevelt Junior High School team in the Zanes- ville Tournament. The record for the year was seven C77 wins, seven Uldefeats. SCHEDULE Cambridge 33 Newcomerstown 32 Cambridge 39 Meadowbrook 28 Cambridge 39 St. Clairsville 33 Cambridge 32 Rosecrans 47 Cambridge 34 Coshocton 48 Cambridge 47 John Glenn 30 Cambridge Barnesville Cambridge St. Clairsville Cambridge Rosecrans Cambridge John Glenn Cambridge Coshocton Cambridge Meadowbrook Cambridge Newcomerstown Cambridge Barnesville Row l. - Anthony Lenhart, Martin King, Timothy Van Camp, Mark Loper, Benjamin Conn, Denny Carpenter, William Bennett. Row 2. - Charles McElfresh, Thomas Weisenstine, Charles Cowgill, Robert Gunn, Donald Hodkinson, Randy Spenser, David Boyd. Row 3. - Coach Dale Dickson, Michael Robinson. EIGHTY-ONE Track Row T. - Row 2. - Row 3. - Row 4. - Row 5. - Dale Saft, Cleveland Beatty, Larry Booth, Bruce McBride, Thomas Matthews, Terry Jones, Eugene Anderson, Daniel Hosfelt, George Smith, Charles Payton, Jesse Hooper. Richard Watson, Thomas Parrish, Gary Faiello, Christopher Greene, Wilbur Hammond, Philip Turner, Gary Quarles, Terry Hunter, Fred Cummins, Robert Kafury. Robin Rathman, David Farley, David Gibson, Charles Gaskill, Thomas Wetzel, Larry Buchtel, David Seel, Thomas Burris, Jeffery Riddle, Sam Raptis, Neil Wisenstine. James Neal, Bruce Harbaugh, Timothy VanCamp, Robert Gunn, Robert Bennett, Vernon Carpenter, Thomas Sarchet, Marcus Nickles, Richard Fogle, Mark Loper, Gary Held. Terry Glover, Michael King, Stephen Hayes, Randy Hutton, David Boyd, Charles McElfresh, Frank Newsom, Coach Carl Dupler, Coach Wayne McCracken, Coach Charles Watkins. As our yearbook goes to press, the fine track team pictured above is making an excellent record. Coached by Carl Dupler, the boys have won the Dover Relays, the Wintersville Invitational, and placed third in the Cambridge invitational. They have won six dual meets and lost one. Coach Dupler says that Robin Fritts, Gary Quarles, Dan Hosfelt, Larry Booth and Terry Jones have a good chance of being eligible for the state meet. With Quarles' 14.45 in the hurdles, and Jones' 9.9 in the hundred-yard dash, two new records have been established at C.H.S. Passing the baton in the relays. ElGHTY-TWO Row l. - Robert Bennett, Barry Fish, Robert Page, Douglas Newton, James McFarland, JeFfery Anderson. Row 2. - Michael Zumbrunnen, John VanNoate, David Tritt, Jeffery Gardner, Coach James Cox, Stanley Wilson, Stephen Moore, Robert Bender. C3oH This year fourteen boys have been working diligently with their hearts set on making the Golf Varsity Five. Team members may qualify each week for the honor so the competition is open to all. A Reserve Five have played scheduled matches this year for the tirst time. Mr. James Cox is the coach. , ,,,,,,,, l . 5 - l I ll BasebaH To approximately 20 boys, spring fever comes as an obsession to a game known as baseball. These boys make up our varsity baseball team. With tour returning lettermen, John Fenwick, Jack Bogart, Pete Berry, and Jeff Urban, and the coaching talent ot Coach Dickson, the team is hoping to be on its way to a winning season. Good Luck! I i I ., ,..,........ l Row l. - Jerry Gibson, James Hazelwood, John Fenwick, Robert Hollins, Peter Berry, Randy Harrison, Gary Duft. Row 2. -- Michael Nunn, Mgr., Jeffery Urban, Stephen Cowgill, David Lagneaux, David Greathouse, Donald Fair, Dana Willis, William Bogart, Jack Bogart, David Braden, Larry Strager, James Fordyce, Alan Farnsworth, John Howell, Thomas Hardy, Timothy Barthalow, Mgr., Coach Dale Dickson. EIGHTY-THREE Pep Club One of the largest clubs in Cambridge High School is the Pep Club, of which Lois Petzler is the president. The Pep Club's purpose is to boost school spirit and support the Fighting Bobcats in victory and defeat. The Club sold megaphones and kept the building decorated with posters before each game. A new feature was introduced in the cheering section this year. Girls wearing blue blouses were seated in the shape of a C , and were surrounded by the traditional white blouses. Officers of the club for the i965-1966 school year were: President - ....., .,sc.,,.,..,,,.,c...,...,........... . ....... . . .,.... Lois Petzler Secretary ..... s.,., B renda Baker Treasurer -, ,,..s.. ...... G ala Saber Club Advisor ....,. ...... M iss Stull PEP CLUB COUNCIL Row l. - Brenda Baker, Lois Petzler, Gala Saber. Row 2. - Janet Sechler, Connie Slay, Mary Ann Kotoff, Deborah Thompson, Sharon Carnes. Row 3, - Terri Potts, Cindy King, Vicki Clark, Rebecca McHenry, Dixie Thomas. EIGHTY-FOUR 2 Lettermen 5 , l ffl fi 5 Q ' Row I. - Peter Berry, Randy Harrison, Thomas Matthews, Jack Bogart, Terry Jones, James Gooding, John Fenwick, Stephen Moore. Row 2. - Wilbur Hammond, Keith Ahrendts, Paul Scott, Thomas Duncan, Daniel Hosfelt, Robert Fritts, James Hazelwood, Douglas New- ton, Clifford Clark. Row 3. - Robert Bender, Gary Duff, Eugene Anderson, George Smith, Gary Quarles, John Allman, Jeffrey Gardner, Jeffrey Urban. Row 4. -Jack Frontz, Philip Jirles, Cleveland Beatty, Edward Hare, Bruce McBride, Paschal Stephenson, Jack Henry, Larry Strager, James Feldner, Alan Farnsworth. Varsity llcll The Varsity C club is comprised of boys who have earned a letter in a sport. The advisor is Mr. Strager. THE SEND-OFF! EIGHTY-FIVE EIGHTY-SIX 1 glanced James Hazelwood, Keith Ahrendts, Michael Myers, Paschal Stephenson. President ..,,.e,, Vice President ..,,.e Secretary eee.ee., Treasurer , e....,,.. , Class Advisor ,,... . Student Announcers Good Morning! This is Station C H S with today's news and views. Without this group of alert sen- iors the students and faculty of Cam- bridge High School would not know who was meeting where and when, or for what. They are truly a service group and all should be courteous enough to listen carefully to the an- nouncements which they make each morning. EIGHTY-EIGHT SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Keith Ahrendts -...,..Michael Myers ...--..James Hazelwood Paschal Stephenson . Mrs. Murphey Seated - Edward Hare. Standing - Bruce McBride, Barbara Hartrum, Stephen Moore, James Mason, Theresa McMillen. 1966 SENIORS 1966 John CliFFord Allman College Preparatory Priscilla lvalee Allen Vocational Keith David Ahrendts College Preparatory Donald Leroy Aman, Jr. Vocational Cheryl Darlene Anderson Commercial Connie .lane Anderson Commercial Patricia Darlene Anderson General Stephen Carl Anker College Preparatory William Hamilton Armstrong General EIGHTY-NINE Michael Leslie Art lffifllfifillfll Cynthia Marlene Arthurs llOIl1IlIl?I'Ci!l1 Brenda Ann Baker flfllltfgf Prffpnrniory William Earl Baker Vollvgr' Preparatory Richard Michael Bates Follege Prfpnrmfory Cleveland Lee Beatty, Jr. f I en 01711 Don ita Darlene Beatty General Paul Eugene Beckett General Sue Ann Betts Gwzernl Warda Sue Bichard General Janet Sue Bishard Vocnliollrzl Barbara Elaine Black Gffmfrnl NINETY 3-in www fgpff' AT THE Y-TEEN FORMAL Edward Hare, Linda McLaughlin, Bruce McBride, Rebecca McHenry ny' ww X X .-- 'l!' sac 'fsa '-may-r Doris Jean Blackstone VvIII'IlfI.OlIIIl Edgar Junior Blair I lrvzrwzl Jack Bennett Bogart I'oll1',Q'1' Pl'l'fNIl'IIfIJI'j David Lee Bokelman I7IJI'lIfI.OIII1l Brenda Sue Bolinger f'IIIIIIIIl'I'I'iI1I La rry G. Booth Il1'n0rnl Joan Leslie Boyle I yIJHI':Q'I, pl'I71lIl'llfIll'y Peggy Jo Brown I 'rnllvgzf Przymrnlory Robert Dale Bruner I!I1I'IIfi0IIIIf NINETY-ONE Allen Earl Bryan General Charles William Boker General Richard L. Burris Vocational Paul Carlos Burton General Diana Lee Cain General Juanita Ann Callihan General Deborah Jean Carpenter General R. Martin Caskey College Preparatory Karen Lynn Choma Vocal ional x3,,,,.y an -me Fm .':sE5eEea:sE: K 'Xf,! :':2E 3 Yagi: ' ' 1':+:, NQ2i:s.s:aa-V ' - N' L 2 SENIORS FIRST! NINETY-TWO ,U-1 4.3 SENIORS Clififord Clark, Jr. General Victoria Ruth Clark General Alben Jacob Clarkston General Cheryl Deane Conn General William C. Conn General David William Cooper Vocational Karen Sue Cooper College Preparatory Richard B. Coufo General Jill Larraine Creighton College Preparatory NINETY-THREE OFF TO COLUMBUS - Coach Kegley and Bruce McBride. Carol Jean Cross Coffvgcf Prctprlrrzlory Marsha Jean Danley Gvziwvll Tommy Dean Davey CJUIIUIYIX William Eugen Gl'lIl'l'IIl Terry R. Davis l!O!'!IfiOlIIII Debora h Jean f1l'lIUIY1, NINETY-FOUR Stanley Wilson, Betsy Jennings, Connie Oliver, Jack Pounds rep- resented C.H.S. at the World Af- fairs Institute. SENIORS e Dawson Degenhart ffl ,M .,,. ,ra S we-X '?'K+--5, ...ff SL? M Vicki Linn Denny Vocational Lynn Ellen Dillon Gmzernl Marjorie Ann Diss flOl7Zl7IUl'Cl'!ll Rebecca Sue Dobson General Tania Eileen Dodd General Shelba June Donley VOFllll'O7lfIl Donald James Dufley College Przymrnmry Barbara Sue Duffey General Thomas Osler Duncan College I'rz2pr1rf1lory Judith Jean Dupler Follcgv l'r'0p111'f1!m'y Betsy Jean Durben Follegr' Prfymmlory Carrie Elizabeth Edwards IlOI7IIlIl'l'l,'l!1l NINETY FlVE Doak McKinley Ewing I 'ollagc' Prvprllvllory Timothy Lee Fahner Gwzcfral David Arthur Faiello l 'allege Pl'l7lJ!Il'!IfUl'j' Gloria Jean Farley IXOIYIIFOIIIII Alan Eugene Farnsworth Foliage I,l'l'lI1ll'flfOI'j James Edward Feldner Vollfgz' Przymraforj John Earl Fenwick f'UHl?gU Przfprlrrzlory Stanley Eugene Ford C 101101711 James Richard Fordyce f1f'III'I'l1l Thomas D. Forshey Gvnernl Joanne Marie Forsythe College Prvpnrrziory Robert l-leskell Fritts CIUIIUIYII NINETY-SIX Jeffrey Ray Gardner College Prvprzrrzfory Linda Susan Garver Collegv Pl'l'fNll'lIfOI'y Jerry Bruce Gibson Collvgr' Pr1'pr1rnlory Joyce Lynn Gibson Vocational William Roberts Goodall V'0fY1ff0I1I1l Mollie Anne Goodfriend Gl'IlPl'!1I James M. Gooding fwllllfgl' pl'I'f7l1l'llfIIl',j' Margaret Ann Graban C 01 lego Prvprlrnlory Joyce Ann Gunn Vomiionnl SENIOR CHEERLEADERS AND MAJORETTES Seated Mary Ann KotoFf, Juanita Kerr, DeHava Martin Patricia Oakley, Linda McLaughlin. Standing Barbara Hartrum, Carole Shelby, Con- nie Howard Kathy Meighen, Deborah Carpenter Virginia Lawlis. NINETY-SEVEN TIME FOR REFRESHMENTS' Terry Durben Sue Duftey Bruce Dunlavy Vicki Denny Robert Eugene Harbaugh Follcgrr Preprzrfztory Edward James Hare Gvrzvrnl Elizabeth Jane Hare Stevens f1l'IIl'l'lll Barbara Jo Hartrum I 'ollege Prepflrrllory James Howard Hayes G1'r1z'rnl Monty Lee Haynes IZOIYIHOIIIII James W. Hazelwood f:l'I70l'IIl John Richard Henry K 'ollvge Prcfpnralorui David Lee H icken bottom General NINETY-EIGHT RECOGNITION DAY FOR SENIOR BASKETBALL PLAYERS Mr. Kegley at the microphone. NONN' we-NES' Judith Ann Hickman Gwmral Jesse Thomas Hooper Follvgv 1,I'l'I7!II'!1f0l 1' Diane Elaine Hostutler EJUIIUIYII NWT Constance June Howard follvge Pl'l'lJ!1l'Ilf0I'.Y Marilyn Elizabeth Howell C 70111156 I,l'l'11f1lYIfUl'A1' Nancy Jane Hovvfield Follcge Pl'l'lNlI'l1fOl'j' Sharon Elaine Hoyt I 'ommerrinl Richard Ellis Hunt Grfrzeral Deloris Ann Huntsman Gzvzvrrzl NINETY-NINE HOMECOMING ASSEMBLY SENIORS if ONE HUNDRED Robert E. Huntsman General Linda Ann Hutton Voeatlonal Suzanne Belle Jackson General Elizabeth Ann Jenning College Preparalory Gary W. Jirles General Nlariorie Elaine Jirles College Preparalory Q webs xa- IIQVIH v-mv' Phillip Rodney Jirles lfllfllfllfllllll Connie Elizabeth Johnson EIUIIUIYII Deanna Faye Johnson General Jerry Lee Johnson CIUIIUIYIJ Patricia Joan Johnson Follvgv I,l'l'fI!Il'llfOl':Y Terry Lee Jones Foflcrgz' 1,I'l'lNlIYIfOI'?' Thomas Carl Kawa flfJHl'4,Q't' Prrymrzllory Edward Lee Keiser f::l'Ilf'I'IIl Horner L. Keith, Jr. Gmwrrzl Doris Eileen Kemp Follegv Prvpnrrrmry Juanita Ruth Kerr f l0l7IIIll'l'l'iIll Lila Kay Kerrick Gffzzerrrl ONE HUNDRED ONE Larry W. Kidder f1l'Ill'I'I1l Kathleen Ellen King CgI'l1I?I'IlI Karen June Knight l!0I'IIfi07IIIl Mary Ann Kotoff I 'ollvgf' Preparatory Virginia Lucille Lawlis I 'ollvgrf Prrymrntory Janice Kay Long I'r1llr'gff Preparatory Katherine Mary Ludwick I 'ollvgv Pl'0pfIl'IIf0l'y George S. Lynsky G1'm'r1ll Donna Kay Lyons I 'ollvgv Prrfparafory Ozelma DeHava Martin Grflzffrrll James Robert Mason I bllege Preparatory Ronald Eugene Mason Vocvztiorzrrl ONE HUNDRED TWO awww' 'Ei an 5 g wif' .L ,MX xx RLS. SENIORS CIVICS CLASS w. .1 xx, ei' Q-'-ny, 1 Paul R. Mathews General Jo Ann Matthews follegc' Prepzzralory Thomas Allen Matthews General Nancy Kay McAuley Fonzmercfal Bruce Mell McBride College Preparatory John Mclntyre General Linda Eileen McLaughlin Follege Preparalory Theresa Lenore McMillen College Preparatory Judy Ann Meighen General ONE HUNDRED THREE ONE HOUNDRED FOUR SENIORS h? :,gr' WW FWS? Kathy Sue Meighen College Preparatory Martin Harry Mekkelse General Rebecca Jean Miller Vocational Terry Lee Miller Vocational Sharon Elaine Minder College Preparatory David Mitchell General Janet Lou Moore Vocational Linda Kay Moore General Stephen Parker Moore College Preparatory ,memes is ,, 'M QYN George finds palmistry an interesting subiect James Ray Morris CJUIIUIYII Nealie M. Morrison Gwzvrnl John Christopher Murrell fIl'lIl'l'Ill Bernard Michael Myers I 'ollrfgv pI'l'fNIl'lllUl'.Y Patricia Ann Neal K 'ollffgz' I,l'l'fN1l'!IfUl'-1' Carol Earlean Newsome Vorrzlimlrzl Gloria Jean Newsome CJUIIUIYII Diane Nicolozakis I 'rzlfvgz' lJl'l'lIlII'IIfOl'Y1' Patricia Jo Oakley KIUIIPIYII ONE HUNDRED FIVE Donna Beatty, Judith Dupler, Vicki Clark, Brenda Baker, Joyce Gibson, Linda McLaughlin. SENIORS ONE HUNDRED SIX aff. SENIOR SEXTETTE Connie Lynne Oliver College Preparatory Eugene Clayton Oliver Vocational Robert Arthur Page College Preparatory Thomas Nick Pandelos Vocational Mary Helen Phillips College Preparatory Ma rna Laurel Potts Vocational Jack R. Pounds ffl,lIl'lYll Anna Jean Price IQUIIUIYII Tony Vance Pyles fit'IIUl'Ill Janice Ann Reed V or'11l1'om1f Mary Ruth Rice VOI'fIfl.fJlIlIl Harold Robert Uvmfrrzl Dee Justin Robinson Gzflzrvvll Judith Carol Roland C 'ollvgf' I,l'l'fN1lYIlOl'-I Robert R. Ross C1I,IIl'l'l1! Janet Louise Ruby fblfzfgv pl'l'fIIIl'IIfOl'I1 William Lee Sarchet ffl'lIl'I'lIl Stephen W. Schick Vorwliolzrll ONE HUNDRED SEVEN Charles Alfred Schwarck C I w11'rnl Beryl Marie Schworm flOfIIf7Il'I'ITl.I1l Paul Orion Scott I 'ollvge Pl'U,!N1I'IIf0I'y Randall Allen Scott Vomfiorznl Ronald Lee Scott Gwzwvzl Janet Lynn Sechler College Preparatory Michael G. Secrest Foliage' Prz'pr1r'11t0ry Carole Ann Shelby I 'ollzfgzf Ijf'l'lN1lYlfOI'L1 Bernadine Jane Shriver C 'allege Prcfpurnlory Sharman Laraine Siens 5101181711 Teresa Mae Sine Gwlernl Gloria Jean Singer Gfvzwvzl ONE HUNDRED EIGHT :ima wharf! QW 'YN gba SPRING AT C. H. S. Bruce McBride, Pete Berry, Virginia Conaway, Ed. Hare fins' Xt x.ex Larry Gene Slosky General Wanda Kay Yates Smith General Raymond William Snide General Paschal Joseph Stephenson General Larry Steven Strager College Preparatory Larry Michael Sunnatrank General Joyce Sharon Theiss Commercial Barbara Marie Thompson General Cheryl Renee Thompson General ONE HUNDRED NINE ELECTRONICS Q' Sealed - Mr. Huff, Dave Art, - Eddie Cooper. E Standing - Larry Beam. we ,paul IQ,- Deborah Kay Thompson Collage Preparatory Lloyd R. Thompson General David Lawrence Tritt College Preparatory Alice Nadine Voorhies General Sandie Lou Waers General Shirley Ann Wallace Gl,lll'l'f1l ONE HUNDRED TEN l? :.i F Danny P. Warne Gwzvral John A. Wa rne Gcmvnl Carmen Jane Wayf Gwzclvll Nancy Kay Weisenstine Cfonzrnercinl Cynthia Ann Wheeler GUIIUIYII Elizabeth Ann Wigginlon fl0lll?gl? pl'1,lIllI'llffIl'Q' Andrea Nell Williamson Vocntiorml BeTfy Jane Willis College Preprzralory Robert David Willis Follegv PI'l'fI!IIY1f0l'y David Richard Wilson IJGIIUIYII Martha Jane Wilson Gl'I1K'l'l1I Pamela Sue Wilson I 'ollvgz' l'r'1'pr1r'r1Irn'y ONE HUNDRED ELEVEN Barbara Lou Wisenbarger General Carole Wright Vocallonal David Robert Yates, Jr. General oNE HUNDRED TWELVE Sharon Sue Wilson College Preparatory Stanley C. Wilson College Preparatory NOT PICTURED Charles L. Boyd General Dwight Elmer Gay General Herschel E. Jackson General Ma rian Jean Reasoner General Patricia Ann Thompson General fills THE BALLAD OF THE CLASS OF '66 In nineteen hundred sixty-two We came to CHS, And all that's happened since that time I'm sure you'd never guess. Mother Murphy started out Advising us that year. With Linda McLaughlin heading us, We moved along in gear. Vice-president was Jim Feldner and Patty Oakley took the notes, And when it came to treasurer, Trusty Paul Scott took the votes. Seated in student council were John Fenwick, Bruce McBride, Patty Oakley, Terry McMillen, Carol Barron - on our side. Jerry Gibson, Mary Ann Kotoff Deb Thompson, and Paul Scott, Donna Beatty and Jim Feldner. Gosh! We surely had a lot! Linda McLaughlin, reserve cheerleader, Saw freshman gridders score, Winning four games, losing two games, And tying one game more. Joe Gaines, our favorite freshman, Kept the teachers in a fix, While the freshman cagers ended - Nine losses, wins at six. Winning the American Legion Essay Test Added style to our new class. The winning girl was Doris Kemp, A hard-working, bright young lass. Our first year ended with a party, The theme - Moonlight and Roses. And now we see a new year coming, As our freshman memory book closes. Jerry Gibson led the sophomore class, Paul Scott held second rank. Linda McLaughlin took the notes, James Hazelwood held the bank. Linda McLaughlin, and John Fenwick, Betty Willis, and Paul Scott, Carol Cross, and Jody Forsythe Were our student council lot. Juanita Kerr, and Debbie Thompson, Jerry Gibson, Bruce McBride Were some more on student council Helping to take the year in stride. May Queen's court. Deb Thompson led Y-GAA, Jeff Gardner, Senior Hi-Y, The first club presidents in our class, Just one girl and one guy. Earning football letters on the Bobcat team Were Paul Scott and Bruce McBride, And Keith Ahrendts, with the grid record at Four won, six lost, none tied. Linda McLaughlin and Sue Betts Helped keep the spirit 'live. With Lennie Berry cheering too, The reserve gridders ended one and five. Basketball season ended with Fourteen lost and seven won. Lettermen Ed Hare and Bruce McBride Showed our class giving sports the run. Reserve team cagers came out with A nine to nine final score. Robin Fritts broke a pole vault record Clearing the bar for eleven feet four. We planned the Sadie Hawkins Dance And bought our new class rings. Soiree in Paree, our final dance, Was the last of our Sophomore fiings. The iuniors chose Jim Mason for head, Steve Schick held the second-place nook. Patty Oakley took the minutes, while Jim Hazelwood kept the books. Patty Oakley, and John Fenwick, with Betty Willis, and Dehava Martin, Were those on student council as Our junior year was startin'. Kathy Meighen, and Linda McLaughlin, Paul Scott, Deb Thompson, Ed Hare, Terry McMillen, and Ronnie Gregory Were some others we had there. CContinued on page 1401 ONE HUNDRED THIRTEEN JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS PresidenT -. Virginia Conaway Vice-President--.Thomas Johnson Secrefary iiiiiii Effie Nicholakis Treasurer Kay PaTTerson Advisor ,,,,,, Mr. Green Kay PaTTerson, Thomas Johnson, Virginia Conaway, Effie Nicholakis. JUNIOR CLASS AT The end of our Third year, The iunior class of Cambridge High School boasTs of Two hundred and fifty-Two members, each of whom is very imporTanT To The class as a whole. In addiTion To ediTing The CanTab and making eIaboraTe preparafions for The annual Junior-Senior Prom, a number of minor proiecTs were successfully carried ouT. Pumpkins were pIanTed and laTer sold, The noon apple sale was conTinued, and ChrisTmas Trees were sold in December. WiTh pleasanf memories of our firsT Three years in Cambridge High School, we look forward To our senior year. -JOY RAMAGE Room IO3 MR. GREEN Row I-David Art, Robert Bender, Robert BenneTT. Row 2-Greg Black, David BuchTel, Daniel Castner, Slephen Cowgill, Thomas Gallagher, Keiih Gibbons. Row 3-George Griffhh, David Grudier, James Kennedy, Gary Lucas, Thomas Parrish, Dale RoberTs. Row 4-Daniel Robin, Thomas Schwarck, Ronald Shipe, Philip Turner, Jef- frey Urban, Neil Weisensrine. Not in Picture-Gary Faiello, Thomas Jus- Tice. ONE HUNDRED FOURTEEN JUNIORS 'l ...b xt wg - .,l: . LX ' 'fi' 5 i K A A H X R.. .,, sa... X l 1- is ,, up J .r X .5 X 45 g s if 'ws fi h' ,B sv, 4 ff .Tins ,V , 1. Q ' ' l , Ami! gf if? -G Sf .,,:,. 'Q Q X if 5 X- ii.. X19 5 A mf 5 aa , G Y.. 'ff' f 'T A R m -'.. ..... M big' at if , l A A Room 213 MR. MERRILEES Row I-Roger Albaugh, Donna Alloway, Row Row Row Row Row Row Not Eugene Anderson, Ronald Ander- son, Peter Berry. Nancy Black, Cheryl Bolyard, Brenda Braden, Martha Brown, Fred Cable. -Elaine Chelekis, Edward Cooper, Fred Cummins, Beverly Dearth, Benny Enochs, Donald Faes. -William Gibson, Ellen Guiler, Barbara Hamman, Kathy Harding, Randy Harrison, Lee Johnson. -Allen Johnston, Leslie Jones, Bon- nie Leasure, Danny Lingle, Rebec- ca McHenry, Joseph Morrison. -Jerry Morse, Thais Neuhart, Teresa Potts, Gary Quarles, George Rodawalt, Gordon Share. -Carol Shipley, Thomas Shriver, Bonnie Springer, William Stage, William Stanley, Cheryl Wheelock. Picture-Sandra Johnson. ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES TO BUCKEYE GIRLS' STATE Alica Davis, Shannon Springer, s sw. ...Q .. Marcia Bonnell, Melanie Jones, it X A 1 Effie Nicholakis, Virginia Q J TX J . , 1: COHBWGY- 'T ,, ': i......,, i...,: .:.,. e , za. -V .3 iw...7' al or 'vi -::-' :' L X . , Room 214 J 'W . ' .. , MR. NEILLEY .J ' We - L K ' ...E . ' . S EW Row I-Linda Bishard, Paul Boggs, Mary --. : '-a,a1a'1 ' Campbell. bzbb I 'T y X Ni Q Q if .5 L Q9 S R 2 s CI s I 5 'EIT f ' ia. 'fr T ow - usan ary, amue Currey, ,A E Shirley Danley, Gary Duff, Penny Dix! J 4 Q Q Y Finnen, Kathryn Gerdau. Row 3-James Gibson, Carolyn Howell, Terry Hunter, Jerry Keith, Mich- ael Kennedy, Judy Linn. Row 4-Cindy Lockwood, Connie Mc- Dowell, Janet McPeak, Donald Marks, Ann Moorehead, Douglas Newton. 457' M., L Row 5-James Palone, Kay Patterson, Charles Payton, Linda Ray, James Reardon, Gala Saber. 5 fl. -if , -,., , , i Row 6-Vonda Seaton, Richard Sigman, Ellen Skultin, Timothy Smith, Jerry Snyder, Shannon Springer. Row 7-Patricia Touvell, Grace Varian, Mary Wallace, Lorita Ward, Den- nis Warner, Donald Warner. Not in Picture-Richard Ankrom, Jerilyn Benyon, Patrick Theiss. ONE HUNDRED SIXTEEN my gf 1 , Q, -rw. JUNIORS 'wa Room 217 MR. WILLIS Row I-Jerry Anderson, Roberta Archer, Row Row Row Row Row Row 4- Rita Beal, Larry Beam, Mary Lou Bench. 2-Thomas Bennett, Joseph Boyd, Karen Burgess, Priscilla Campbell, Mary Casey, Kay Coleman. 3-Bruce Dunlavy, Susan Erbes, Glenn Frontz, Robert Gay, John Goodall, Robert Green. Ben Harper, Jerry Hooper, Rich- ard Johnson, Helen Lantz, Eliza- beth Lockwood, Sheila Moss. 5-Randall Murdock, Paula Murga- troyd, Bruce Murphy, Lois Petzler, Charles Reasoner, Sharon Ritchey. 6-Sharon Rochester, Nancy Ruble, Dale Saft, Gail Schlarb, Connie Slay, Kay Thompson. 7-George Tolbert, Kathy Vermillion, Linda Wade, Philip Wentzel, Karen Westcott, Stephanie Whitis. Not in Picture-Jerry Fisher. ONE HUNDRED SEVENTEEN Room 302 MRS. ABBOTT Row I-Thomas Abrams, Candace Ander- Row Row Row Row Row Row Not son, Janet Anderson, Dale An- drus. 2-Timothy Barthalow, Barbara Birch, Robert Brill, Richard Corwin, Bates Daugherty, David Day. 3-Francis DeWees, Judy Gable, Ber- nard Gallagher, James Gerdau, Daniel Hosfelt, Larry Keith. -Karen Kennedy, Richard Kennedy, Cindy King, Betty Knight, Timothy Lawton, Pamela Maier. -Teresa Marlatt, Linda McConahy, Sarah McCullough, David Mcllyar, Margaret Miller, Patricia Murray. -Bonnie Olden, Thomas Palmer, Joy Ramage, Sylvia Rubicam, Randy Sarchet, Roger Seaton. -Linda Sechler, Jo Sigman, George Smith, Connie Trubisky, Patricia Walker, Rebecca Wharton. Picture-William Stewart. ONE HUNDRED EIGHTEEN JUNIORS THE PUMPKIN SALE Thomas Johnston, Effie Nicholakis, Gary Patterson, Virginia Conaway. as t s T . . X.. - a uk, C ,'...f ix 3 :lil . 4. 1 ' ' r- 1 J s' 'Q 'll' K th L X tivwg J' ,g s .Hs .5-.J rf . 5:5532 g Q. R91 t L S vgXxss:SxX 3 .A 1. . k 'Uh .1 + ' 1 ' l ' W if 5 at 'Q i , Room 303 MRS, JOHNSTON Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Richard Anderson, James Blancett. Lana Bliss, Diana Boyer, David Braden, Patricia Bryan, Thomas Burris, Tim Calvert. Donna Camp, Virginia Conaway, Judith Corwin, Karen Coville, Cindy Davis, Robert Dunlap. A-Patricia Emerson, Gloria Grady, Christopher Greene, Marlene Grubbs, Louis Harrold, Cindy Hickman. 5-Marjorie Hill, Carolyn Holmes, Charles Iden, .lo Ellen James, Loretta Jamiel, Thomas Johnson. 6-Linda Kidder, John Killiany, Betty Lackey, Blye La Course, Joyce Laughman, Pamela Linehan. 7-Trudy Mathews, .loria McDaniel, James Milligan, Raymond Porter, Randy Ross, Linda Schott. ONE HUNDRED NINETEEN JUNIORS cun- , L ONE HUNDRED TWENTY Room 310 MISS WILLIAMS Row I-Michael Abood, Russell Barrett, Row Row Row Row Row Row Not in Bertha Blair, Marsha Bonnell, Deborah Cale. 2-Sharon Carnes, Phyllis Casey, Nancy Clay, Alica Davis, Ann Degenhart, Carmen De la Torre. 3-Deborah Dodd, Stephanie Evans, Margo Finney, Nancy Foraker, Mary Fordyce, Kay Frontz. 4-Carl Gillespie, Peggy Goodlander, Wilbur Hammond, Linda Haney, Linda Hazlett, Francis Hill. 5-Melanie Jones, Donald Kemp, Sandra Lashley, Loretta Leeper, Susan Lynch, Susan Matthews. 6-Mary McKim, Sandra McManus, Effie Nicholakis, Marcus Nickles, Gary Patterson, Robert Prouty. 7-Arthur Ringer, Jane Rose, Judy Vance, Ruth Westover, Howard Winnett, Hubert Wisenbarger. Picture-William Ditto. ss-Q., Rodney Hazelwood, Sue Reichert, Carol Wilson, Robert Ricketts. ' 2 SOPHOMORE CLASS SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS President- Robert Ricketts Vice President- Carol Wilson Secretary- Sue Reichert Treasurer- Rodney Hazelwood Advisor- Mr. Cox Made up of two hundred and eighty students, all of whom are vitally interested in the Hi-Ys, Key Club, Reporter, Y-Teens, sports, and music, the sophomore class is outstanding. Precedent was broken by having sophomores on both the Varsity Football team and Varsity Basketball team this year. Robert Ricketts was the dynamic president of the class and was assisted by Carol Wilson, vice-presi- dent, Sue Reichert, secretary, and Rodney Hazelwood, treasurer. Class proiects were many and varied. These included a car wash, the Sadie Hawkins Dance, the sale of football schedule pens, picking apples, making posters, and holding a bakesale. Mr. Cox is the advisor for this energetic class, who will be heard from in the future. TOM WAYMAN Y Room 104 MR. BARR Row Row Not 1-Allen Bates, Thomas Brill, Terry Harbin, Timothy Riddle. Hutt, Jeflrey 2-Robert Stack, Charles Stevens, Terrance Thompson, Richard Wat' son, Dana Willis. in Picture-David Sapp. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-ONE Room ll2 MR. DICKSON Row I-Alice Lucille Bates, Robert Beatty, Dennis Blair. Row 2-Margaret Boball, John Boyle, Her- bert Burris, Clifford Cain, Terry Campbell, Deborah Clark. Row 3-Susan Coleman, Nancy Conner, Thomas Coss, Joan Delforge, Robert Douglas, Michael Farley. Row A-Jack Frontz, Kathy Gallagher, Michael Goodlander, Carol Haught, Mary Hossler, Ronald Hostuttler. Row 5-Raymond Jackson, Robert Kafury, Sally Kennedy, Eddie Lashley, Donald Lyons, Shelly Marquis. Row 6-Sharon Mead, Thomas Nunn, Don- ald Olden, Jerry Pethtel, Robin Rathman, Susan Riccio. Row 7-David Seel, Kathie Sheets, Wanda Speakman, Randy Stoffer, Dixie Thomas, Barbara Wolgamott. Not in Picture-Gary Higgs, Robert Trusso. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-TWO SOPHOMORES 1-. Q9 -.. J J ig' 41' iw 'mi 1 . 5: . .zu ., ' 'fam . ..., , ' A A .::.: E - V .. :EH V .V Vg it uuzlaiil 5 . .5 ..A:b.SiVa A .,., , saza, 5 as uw E N K 'Y . ,X gf . 4- .L I K i i xg N is l i X . i X ' as S . WELL, CAN YOU PROVE IT? Room 'llO MR. COX 'M' Row l-Roger Adair, Michael Ahrendts, as-f F122 , .. , L I L h -or ae at 'aff A x f. fm Not in Row 2- Row 4- Row 5- Barbara Anderson, Thomas Ander- son, Charles Bennett, William Bogart. Shari Braden, Judy Casey, larry Cater, Susan Dawson, Barbara Douglas, William Finley. Row 3-Richard Fogle, Bruce Harbaugh, Robert Harper, Charlene Hill, Louis Hollins, Michael Hollins. Greg Hoyt, Marceline lce, Thomas Johnston, Leslie McCollum, John Milligan, Paula Mock. Deborah Moore, Sheila Moore- head, James Neal, Gary Oliver, Richard Robinson, Sophie Rubi- cam. Row 6-Deborah Schworm, Ste p h e n Springer, Rebecca Stevens, John Van Noate, Patrick Walker, Marsha Willis. Picture-Chris Dehart, Richard Ryan, Larry Shafifer, Thomas Schuman. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-THREE Fun CII1 Work! Room ll7 MRS. BATES Row l-Vicki Bailey, Linda Barclay, Diane Row Row Row Not 2 3 4 in Black, Betty Burgess, Joyce Cas- key. -Linda Christman, Christine De Lisle, Sally Ferguson, Joyce For- dyce, Michele Gamble, Joy Gay. -Sandra Marple, Joyce Mirclik, Con- stance Neff, Pamela Neff, Connie Oiler, Susan Reichart. -Arnette Saltz, Dona Severance, Virginia Simpson, Jacqueline Stumbo, Penny Young, Linda Zimmerman. Picture-Kay Hager. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FOUR . w vm 'Q vw 4? F .. 1 , X ., 1 'X Q NX . 5 Y tr Y' i E . ..::::: .-.- -:.::,,s, .al ,Q L .P a s w. JJJ, ,, , an E z .:,..: s 1 Q! s: 5 y WE- - .... A it -ZZXX . W rs. J J :.:' e fl J N ,lm an -- , if, D. , ' TE ll. , :.: .. 5 We s .25 C if if XXX Q x qblix . .q.. -.L . Q, as Xxx'-5 xx x YN aa xx X SX it x xx X XX X w N a Y X S -x Q ..g: 'K Noon is for chatter! V if vw- ff S 'Q t 'ua - R in.- -t Q' Q - X ' .. xx 'R .2 4 ,V.XA ', . Room I 16 MISS MCVEY Row I-Deloris Barton, Marsha Bates, Row Row Row Not Susan Bell, Sandra Bennett, Gloria Berg. 2-Sherry Eakin, Cathy Evans, Rhonda Fogle, Josephine Ford, Jane Fordyce, Cheryl Jackson. 3-Kathryn Johnson, Judy Kirkman, Sharon Newsom, Lana Power, Betti Real, Michele Rogovin. 4-Gailon Seckel, Sheila Stocker, Maria Terranova, Jean Toohey, Christine Tucker, Sandra Yeager. Picture-Mary Rennard. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-FIVE Room 204 MISS JOHNS Row l-Janice Allman, Frank Anderson, Row 2 Row 3 Michael Arnett, Melissa Beatty, Glenn Bennett. -David Brill, Charles Burris, Carol Chambers, Betty Charleston, June Currey, Thomas Evans. -Nancy Harding, Jeffery Hayes, Lucille Hickman, John Howell, Sally Humphrey, David Jackson. Row 4-David Jirles, Woody Johnson, Row 5 Row 6 Not in David Lagneaux, Robert Lantz, David Long, Daniel Luskevich. Donald McConee, Jeanne Mehaf- fey, Susan Moorehead, Carol Nicholson, Virgil Quillin, Samuel Raptis. -Robert Ricketts, Elizabeth Scan- lon, Richard Smith, William Stranathan, Walter W i l s o n , Candy Wolverton. Picture-Roy Shuman, Ray Slasor, Donald White. ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-SIX SOPHOMORES Aff, ff. A A qi if s.. if N t w 1 N N S i 5 L ., xii an s ir 8 Q W.. .. XM. C5 Q .. ,,,, S, U l CTI Qi 3 Susan Moorehead, Sue Rausch, Paula Mock boost the Bobcats! gf' x sic Q X fr Room 216 MR. BROWN Row l-John Ansberry, Terance Baker, Kathy Hall, Sharon Ball, Michael Brislen. Linda Ewing, Linda Gilcher, Bar- bara Greathouse, Thomas Green. 5 4 ... Row 2-Paula Church, Nancie Duffey, I 1 'K Row 5 Row 6 Row 4 Row 3-Stephen Hayes, Gary Held, Elea- nor Hill, Bryan Howell, Dennis Johnson, Sandra McClelland. -Jeffrey McCollum, Barbara Mc' Conahy, Marsha McDaniel, Ter- ance McFarland, Jay Montgomery, Gary Moore. Renee Reed, Dennis Robertson, William Severns, Dennis Sowinski, William Stack, Connie Thomp- kins. Terance Tipple, Charles Warne, Richard Warner, Patricia Watson, Scott Weitzel, Donald Wisen- barger. Not in Picture-Glimes Hollins. ONE HUNDRED TWENlY'SEVEN Standing in the hall .... watching all the boys go by! Room 221 MR. SCHAUB Row -Jerry Abrams, Thomas Allen, Row Row Row Row Row Not ONE Eleanor Arnold, Jay Atkinson, Kathy Belcher. Thomas Brower, Shelba Cenis, Thomas Conrath, Deborah Cowart, Norman Culler, Betty Davis. Thomas Diamond, Barry Fish, Stephen Frost, Gene Griffith, Vic- toria Harding, Daniel Johnson. Kim Kimber, Larry Kotoff, Albert Little, Sheryl Lucas, Merriellen Lucko, Susan Lynsky. Laney Martin, Charles Mitchell, Brenda Morrison, Philip Pickens, Sue Roberts, David Secrest. Betsy Sipe, Donald Stonebrook, Gary Uplinger, Madeline Vergari, Ralph Warne, Charles Wheatley. in Picture-Donald Barton, Junior Hill, Jack Vance. HUNDRED TWENTY-EIGHT l I 5 , K , X A ' N J . . as f ig- it ir , 1 ai... 't-f s J il YA ,.... ,,,L fs si ....4u lfvlizx ' N-NF ck QA Al 1 wr--9 K THE FAB FOUR Deborah Cowart, Sherry Eakin, Madeline Vergari, Carol Wilson Room 313 MR. WOLFE Row l-Gary Ball. Row 2-Vivian Ball, Jeffrey Bock, Larry Buchtel, Frank Bush, Richard Clay, Randy Davey. Row 3-William Durben, Robert Edwards, Teresa Edwards, Jerry Evans, Josephine Fogelsong, Patricia Frame. Row 4-Jef'Trey Fultz, Brenda Funk, David Greathouse, Rodney Hazelwood, Peggy Jennings, Cathie Kawa. Row 5-William Kenworthy, Richard Kil- patrick, Martha Mason, Sue Milli- gan, Jerry Morris, John Nichola- zakis. Row 6-Thomas Payton, Jeffrey Rohra- baugh, Kenneth Smith, Benjamin Spencer, Brenda Stephens, Wade Sunnafrank. Row 7-Shirley Thomas, Dorothy Wallace, Kae Warnock, Thomas Wayman, Chloris Williams, Carol Wilson. Not in Picture-James Hare, ONE HUNDRED TWENTY-NINE Anita Jamiel, Pamela Murgatroyd, Mary Ann Nickles, Janice Reecl. Room 114 MRS. CLAYTON Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Not ONE I.-Shirley Alloway, Cindy Ballinger, 2.-Kathy Barrett, Frank Bennett, Kathy Betts, Keith Brenning, Charles Chambers, Kenneth Dan- ley. 3.-John Davis, Deborah Denny, Phillip Fogle, Curtis Foraker, David Garver, Charles Gaskill. 4.-Harold Hughes, Melba Johnson, William Lingle, Ralph Little, Mark Loper, Katherine Lynch. 5.-Jay Markley, Theodore Marwitz, Cindy Mason, Debra McClelland, James McFarland, Newton Mc- Wharter. 6.-Agnes Miller, Janet Miller, Frank Newsom, Dianne Patterson, Re- becca Payton, Gary Quillin. 7.-Robert Sayre, Randy Shivers, Roger Sickles, Terry Simmons, Coleen Tipple, Janice Wilson. in Picture-Kenneth Eaton, Gary Rob- inson. HUNDRED THIRTY FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS President ,, , ,Mary Ann Nickles Vice Presidents Pamela Murgatroyd Secretary ss,e, L , ,,scs,,,. Janice Reed Treasurer , L ,,,, Anita Jamiel Advisor Mr. Watkins Sr FRESHMEN Room 202 MRS. HUMRICKHOUSE Row l.-Cathy Arnold, Rodney Baker, Row Row Row Row Row Row 2 3 4 5 6 7.- Richard Bishard, Roger Bishard, Delmar Black. .-John Black, Claire Bowers, Gary Carothers, Dennis Carpenter, John Downing, Richard Funk. .-Kenneth Grubbs, Jerry Hayes, Edward Henry, Kevin Hickman, Leslie Hooper, Donald Johnson. -Ellen Jones, Gilbert King, Linda King, Richard Lenhart, Lois Mal- lernee, Carol Matthews. -Dennis Mickle, Dale Mossholder, Matt McCollum, James McKim, Joyce Moorehead, Karen Neff. -Albert Nelson, Judith Payton, Paul Potts, Patsy Roland, Timothy Smith, Cindy Todd. Timothy Van Camp, Betty Wal- lace, Elmer Wallace, Michael Warner, Thomas Weisenstine, Toni Wilson. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-ONE LUNCH HOUR Room 31 2 MISS ANDERSON Row i.- Row 2.- Row 3.- Row 4.- Row 5.- Row 6.- Carol Ball, Janice Bates, Shelley Braden, Marcia Bryan, Christine Castner. Suclene Cater, Joan Chelekis, Cindi Ditio, Patsy Douglas, Betsy aww! I I M, an in 1 x. ., -N, f., ,wg v Ja x 1' ., as -dl - 4, We 3 no in W ,..,e 'fx ' -if k N -311 he dl sip! L 'WZ Duff, Deborah Fairchild. ,P ,,,,, , X -if-r 1 K is X V :,..- ,.:- 5' W ' W ...'z 5: E ' l' x In ..., . . ' Linda Gray, Linda Grubbs, Lucy X Z gig 'N' ' X Ra 1 A K Hardy, Pa11y Hossler, Pamela ' -VW A lnluzi H T- 11' Keyes, Diana Kiggans. z ' V , ' A iw! X Eff-.-,sr - Karen Lynsky, Peggy Lyons, Mar- x M Abyz V K y F iorie Max, Cathy McBride, Dar- 35, A ,L 5.3 xA 'W lene McFarland, Barbara McMuI- - 'M' 'mf TE ' len. 5 -,---- ..:: 5 : ,.X,, 5 E t Pamela McVickers, Jacqueline Mekkelson, Pamela Murgafroyd, Barbara Myers, Mary Ann Nickels, Janice Reed. Karon Sinc, Marie Spencer, Brenda Thomas, Betty Thompson, Ellen Uplinger, Jean Wilson. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-TWO 4. ff' G.A.T.B. Tests Room 208 MISS JOHNSON Row 'l.-Gloria Andrews, Lanta Archer, Row Row Row Row Row Row Kay Baker, Carol Baldwin. Joel Burris, Karen Callihan, Fred' erick Crawford, Richard Eubanks, Donald Fair, Kathleen Fisher. James Frost, Lennie Gray, Deb- orah Hanes, Mollie Harper, Sandra Harrison, Carolyn Howell. Jerry Jeffery, Ellen Johnston, Thomas Keith, Brenda Keyes, Martin King, Brian Knott. -John Larrison, David MacNealy, Donna Miller, David Moore, Mel- vin Neff, Stephen Nicholson. -Thomas Poland, Carol Robertson, Jack Salters, Charles Scott, Larry Simmons, Richard Slasor. 7.-Judith Speer, Stephen Tedrick, Thomas Thompson, Terry Todd, Dennis Unklesbay, Randy White. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-THREE 5 a 3 EQ ii M Room 219 MISS BLACKBURN Row l.-Phyllis Altvater, William Bailey, Row 2 Row 3. Row 4 Row 5 Martha Belcher, William Bennett. Leslie Campbell, Deborah Cos- tello, Charles Cowgill, Jacqueline Crawford, Judy DeHart, Randy Enochs. Larry Evans, Deborah Harding, Teddy Hardy, Deborah Hayes, Donald Hodkinson, William Hol- lins. Joann Johnson, Nevada Jones, Sandra Pethtel, Jack Ryan, David Sigman, Jean Wallace. Mark Watson, Sandra White, Susan Willey, Randi Wilson, John Winnett, Deana Youel. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FOUR Spring is here! . X K ' A :byy elf' if ..,,, ' - esiw- . Eli . Xl 1. ge wzyzw 7 gk. V .,. , an - ' Gi' V 54 1 J JL- f., tr 'ri A 42525 ....., , V .ir K V w L 1 A K ':: L ' 3.4 R' M as-' 9 HF ' P A It x -R E :KEN all an FRESHMEN Room 206 MISS MCCULLEY Row Row Row Row Row Row Row Not Marla Archer. Scott Atchison, Alva Bichard, Donald Brown, Dennis Clark, Dale Coleman, Linda Cooper. -Thomas Cooper, Alan Danley, Richard Foraker, Thomas Gibson, Sharon Goodwin, Marsha Hayes. .-Christopher Heavilin, Donald Heskett, Robert Hollins, Randy Hutton, Robert Kuhn, Sherry LaCourse. -Danira Lanning, Paul Lighty, Catherine Luskevich, Rebecca Lyons, Reva McCullough, Susan Moore. -John Reed, Joyce Rominger, John Shukers, Elwood Simpson, Bev- erly Snyder, Randy Spencer. -Alice Stewart, Charles Thomas, Kathleen Tritt, Terry Walker, Elizabeth Zaring, Joseph Zwick. Picture-Samuel Casey, Melody Downing, Keith Larrick, Lloyd Roberts. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-FIVE Room 304 MRS. TOSTENSON Row I.-Craig Anderson, Jeffrey Ander- son, Cindy Art, Dana Betts. Row 2.-David Boyd, Frank Brokaw, James Cole, Robert Decker, Stephen Fahner, William Findley. Row 3.-Charles Flesher, Randi Ford, Cindy Frazzoni, Jerry Gallagher, Judith Grady, James Hazlett. Row 4.-Charles Hill, Linda Howard, John Howell, Connie lden, Donald Jirles, Gale Johnston. Row 5.-Sally Keith, Janice Kidder, Linda Lafferty, Andrew Lockwood, Charles Myers, Kathleen Rabi- deaux. Row 6.-Rudy Ross, David Saft, Peggy Sayre, Linda Schwarck, Ann Sig- man, Jerry Stewart. Row 7.-Philip Stumbo, John Thompson, Robert Trubisky, Nancy Williams, Stanley Young, Michael Zum- brunnen. Not in Picture-Mary Hardy, Fred Wolver- ton. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SIX FRESHMEN j ... i ik New wade! -wry QQ... x,NXX...XX 's 3 .f K F I X NX X R we as m a x X N R in N Q am X N 5' N Sf' A 4. .MRF . 1 me ,. :...' ll .... , 15 ' 1 A as ,,,k JB 2 R- Q? Qs me S i , ,,,, 'tft xi X aa . .. R 6 K 4' P A a...ss..fTfs SE 1,.,.,,, a i . I x we at W ' .,.:, ,:.,,. L .L nv' 'ah' -fr? . vig . is. , W 3' ,Q ., X sh. K R . .. X . 2551? 5 :..:i:se5,.f : . Q 1 H R' A' fi V -- ,, 5 1. , A ' ,.,, A Q .mf Q G.A.T.B. Tests Room 306 MR. WATKINS Row l. Row 2. Row 3. Row 4. Row 5. Row 6. Row 7. Brenda Abel, Donald Allen, James Anderson, Connie Antill. Dennis Brindle, Mary Ann Bris- len, Walter Burt, Richard Camp- bell, Beniamin Conn, Walter Cook. Pamela Cummings, Donna Eckel- berry, Deborah Elliott, David Gibson, Terrell Glover, Richard Goss. Robert Gunn, Steven Hannahs, Randy Heldman, Anita Jamiel, Vicki Jennings, Harry Johnson. Nick Kalinsky, Kieth Kidder, Michael King, Charles Knott, Judith Lagneaux, Julie Loper. John Marlatt, Dale Martin, Charles McEIfresh, Roger McElfresh, Nancy Nicholakis, Burdette Parry. Keith Pattison, Michael Porter, Michael Robison, Larry Thomp- kins, Karen Vermillion, Cindy Wolverton. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-SEVEN SMILE .... YOU'RE ON CAMERA! CAREER DAY Top - Kae Warnock and Paula Mock Lower-The Springers March on C.H.S.- Bonnie, Shannon, and Steve. Two well-known figures-Edward Hare and Larry Sfrager ONE HUNDRED THIRTY EIGHT ,198 1 aa Mary McKim and Francis Hill - Chemistry class. Coach Kegley receives the telegram. H931 aw 9 I, gr 09 ,vs oc. f:f3 0,n cuncfx V banana X +L A ., fu Mm, sr X, U Row 'I. Row 2. Row 3.f CINDER - ELLAS Deborah Thompson, Kathy Meighen, Nancy Weisenstine, Cheryl Anderson, Mary Ann Kotoff, Judith Dupler. Virginia Lawlis, Carole Shelby, Linda Mc- Laughlin, Patricia Johnson, Patricia Oakley, Donna Lyons. Connie McDowell, Rebecca McHenry, Elaine Chelekis, Rebecca Dobson, Lois Petzler, Sandra McManus, Brenda Braden, Marcia Bonnell. -A Coaches Dupler, Davis, Cox, Strager, Dickson, Watkins. ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-NINE The Ballad of the Class of '66 Sharon Wilson, Janet Ruby, Barbara Hartrum, Betsy Durben, and Joan Boyle - To the National Honor Society These iuniors pledged to be loyal. Marilyn Howell, Margaret Graban, Terry McMillen Carol Cross, Jill Creighton, Nelson Crooks, Debbie Thompson, Jody Forsythe, Judy Dupler Were some others who hit the books. Connie Oliver, Dave Tritt, and Steve Anker were Called to the stage that day. They all took an oath they would support The club in every way. Our honors that year - a superior rating By Nelson Crooks at the State Science Fair. All Big Six, All South-east Ohio, All Ohio honorable mention - Eddie Hare. National Merit Scholarship Corporation Commendations to Terry McMillen, Marilyn Howell, and then Joan Boyle, Plus just one boy, Michael Gillen. Stan Wilson and Jerry Gibson to Youth in Government went. They were helped here at home by Keith Ahrendts, Their Hi-Y president. Boys' State delegates, Jerry Gibson, Paul Scott, and Eddie Hare, Also Jim Mason - were the ones we chose To represent us there. Girls' State delegates and alternates - Barbara Hartrum land three morel Linda McLaughlin, Terry McMillen, Mary Ann Kotoff - just those four. Maiorettes - Carole Shelby, Connie Howard, and Kathy Meighen, Debra Carpenter, and Ginny Lawlis 1 Danced to what the band was playin. Basketball ended nine to nine, We lost the first tourney game. Football record - five to five. Track - no losses, ten wins we could claim. Track records were set that year By Robin Fritts and Terry Jones. Linda McLaughlin, Lennie Berry, And Juanita Kerr held megaphones. ONE HUNDRED FORTY HOMECOMING - 1965 The class play- It Couldn't Happen to a Nicer Girl But, the source of iunior pride Was the Junior-Senior Prom, Deep Sea Dreaming Led by Jody Forsythe and Bruce McBride. Keith Ahrendts headed up the senior class, With Mike Myers next in line. Jim Hazelwood wrote each meeting's notes, Paschal Stevenson drew dollar signs. In charge ofthe student body was Our president, Bruce McBride. Deb Thompson and Jim Mason were The officers at his side. Ginny Lawlis, Mary Ann Kotoft, John Fenwick, and Dave Tritt Were the ones we chose as seniors, In the council group to sit. Debra Carpenter, Linda McLaughlin, Jim Hazelwood, and Ed Hare, Patty Oakley, Terry McMillen were To represe-nt us there. NHS inducted Doris Kemp, Jack Bogart, and Steve Moore, Linda Garver, Connie Howard - wait! More names are still in store. Maryhelen Phillips, and Sue Cooper, Debbie Degenhart, Paul Scott, Betsy Jennings, and Don Duffey, Tom Duncan - what a lot! Libby Wigginton, and Carole Shelby, Stan Wilson, Jim Mason, too, Ginny Lawlis, Diane Nicolozakes, Brenda Baker - quite a few! Ginny Lawlis, Kathy Meighen, Connie Howard - all were led, With Barbara Hartrum, and Carole Shelby, By Debra Carpenter - maiorette head. Attending the State band contest, which Our band's done all four of our years, Our proud and happy seniors earned Awards up to their ears! To Bill Armstrong and Marty Caskey went The highest mark, a one, To seven other seniors, a two, Rewards for a iob well done. Mike Kennedy, Mac Ewing, Sharon Wilson, and Dave Tritt, Tom Duncan, Bob Willis, Steve Anker - all got it. The choir went to contests, too, As they've done in former years, And the high-class job they've done deserves Applause from all their peers. Progress Through Proficiency was The Key Club members' aim, In a State rating of one hundred sixty-one clubs, The fourth-place club ours was named. In county, school, and district phases Paul Scott was ranked as first ln the American Legion Government Test - He must be quite well-versed. Betsy Jennings, and Connie Oliver, Stan Wilson and Jack Pounds, too, Attended the World Affairs Institute To discuss world events - every view. The Arion Award was given to Sharon Wilson, through the band. The real honor is - it's the very first time it's been placed in a female's hand. With co-captains Duke Strager and Jim Hazelwood as guides, Football season ended with Four won, five lost, one tied. Basketball co-captains Jim Feldner, Eddie Hare, And the team were playing on top, When the season ended eighteen to six, Bobcat fans' buttons began to pop. We finished up Co-champs, Big Six, And Sectional Champs besides, Then District Champs. The three big trophies Are the obiects of everyone's pride. Mary Ann Kotoff, Juanita Kerr, Linda McLaughlin, with head megaphone, Lennie Berry, Patty Oakley, and Dehava Martin set the cheering tone. For second team, All Ohio Basketball Was chosen Eddie Hare. ln track, Robin Fritts broke the broad iump record, Chuck Payton the high iump - six feet in the air! Homecoming Happiness is . . . saw Dehava Martin as the queen, With Patty Oakley, Kathy Meighen, Mary Ann Kotoff, And Linda McLaughlin, her court of teens. The tournament send-off! ONE HUNDRED Foiuv-oNe IT Happens Every Summer was The Senior class play. Our class has earned awards and showed lTs TalenTs in many a way. The Tropical Theme was Paradise LosT, Grass huTs enhanced The scene, Barbara HarTrum graced The Throne As The Y-Teen Formal queen. PresidenTs in our class: STan Wilson, Brenda Baker, and Dave TriTT, Terry McMillen, Deloris HunTsman, Ginny Lawlis - ThaT's noT iT! Barbara Thompson, Barbara HarTrum, and Mary Ann KoToTT, BeTh Hare, Marilyn Howell, Priscilla Allen, Bob Bruner - can'T sTop There! PaT Lynskey and Mike Myers are The lasT Two on The lisT. WiThouT such capable leaders Think WhaT evenTs we would have missed. AT The Y breakfast LeTTermen aT The end of our Tour years: Paschal STephenson, Tom MaTThews, Bruce McBride, Larry Booth, Ron Gregory, Larry Thomas, KeiTh AhrendTs, Robin FriTTs, The field was wide! Jim Hazelwood, Chuck PayTon, Phil Jirles, CliTTord Clark, Jeff Gardner, Tom Duncan, STeve Moore, Bob Willis, John Allman, Jack BogarT, Terry Jones, PiTched in To help Their Team make The score. Duke STrager, Jack Henry, Alan FarnsworTh, Jim Feldner, Jim Gooding, Cleveland BeaTTy, Ed Hare, John Fenwick, Jerry Gibson, STan Wilson, Paul ScoTT, Those were The leTTermen in all sporTs lisTed There. On The May courT PaTTy Oakley, Ginny Lawlis, saT on view, WiTh Marie Schworm, JuaniTa Kerry, Donna BeaTTy - The senior class has beauTies, Tool oNe HUNDRED ronnmwo Homecoming Queen and aTTendanTs. In The dim lighTs glowed whiTe marble ruins - The gym, Transformed wiTh columns, seT The senior's lasT prom Theme. A lovely Roman dream. The TalenT show, Senior Day OFF, The banqueT, and Senior Class NighT, The All NighT ParTy, and BaccalaureaTe, Then-Commencemem, high school's TopmosT heighf There are many whose names aren'T lisTed here Whom of glory due we can'T rob, So To every member of The '66 Class, You've done a fabulous iob! Our high school years are over now, Four years have quickly passed. BUT memories of These happy Times Are locked in our hearTs To lasT. -BETSY DURBEN A Key Club proiecT Calendar of Events Christmas Program SEPTEMBER NOVEMBER 1-Reserves at New Philly 5-Martins Ferry . . . home . . . won 36-14 6-Regional Traffic Safety Conference 10-Assembly - Delegates to Buckeye Boys' State and Girls' State report 11-Veterans Day - No school - Evening with the Bobcat Marching Band 12-Carrollton . . . home . . . tied 14-14 - Pep Meeting 17-Y-Breakfast 20-Senior Class Play - lt Happens Every Summer 24-Thanksgiving Assembly - sponsored by the Hi-Y Clubs 7-First day of school-Reporter welcomes students. 2526-Tl1af1k5QlVl lQ vacation 11-Maysville . . . home . . . won 50-O 18-Barnesville . . . home . . . won 32-12 20-First Y-Teen Meeting 21-Future Nurses 24-StCIairsville . . .away . . . 14-6 29-GAA organizes for the year 30-Art Club OCTOBER 1-Fair Day - No school 1-Zanesville . . . home . . . lost 12-42 4-Nominating for homecoming queen 6-Class meetings 8-Coshocton . . . home . . . lost 6-38 12-Future Homemakers 13-Y Breakfast The JG Staff visits The Daily Jeffersonian DECEMBER 15-End of six week period 16-Homecoming - Warren Local . . . home . . . lost 3-End of second period - Pep meeting 6-7 4-Zanesville . . . home. . .won 33-32 20-Safely Club io c llt h 51 46 R 1 22-Report Cards - argoardcln . . . ome . . . won - - epor 23-Dover . . . home . . . lost O-35 - Senior work I day 11-Marietta . . . away . . . lost 51-64 25-Future Teachers 15-Meadowbrook . . . home . . . lost 43-44 - Y Breakfast 28-School pictures taken 29-EOTA - No school 30-Bellaire . . . away . . . lost O-28 22-Christmas Chapel - sponsored by Key Club 23-31-No school - Christmas vacation ONE HUNDRED FORTY-THREE JANUARY 3-School again 7-Wintersville . . . away . . . lost 55-58 l4-Columbus Brookhaven . . . home . . . won 76-68 15-St. Clairsville . . . away . . . won 72-33 18-2 l -Mid semester exams 21-Uhrichsville . . . away . . . won 58-52 22-Martins Ferry . . . away . . . lost 75-83 26-Club Pictures for Cantab 29-Marietta . . . home . . . won 69-53 FEBRUARY 2-Report Cards 4-Barnesville . . . home . . . won 73-33 5-Wintersville . . . home . . . won 77-55 9-Meadowbrook . . . away . . . lost 65-66 ll-National Honor Society - Basketball Sweetheart Dance l5-Science Program 18-Carrollton . . . away . . .won 73-58 19-Uhrichsville . . . home . . . won 72-52 21-Senior Class Meeting 25-St. Clairsville . . . home . . . won 93-48 - Pep assembly Migl ia Qiz llghlllifltiuliii rf 4 all l -sf' ililflf li-EI',,,,4,g Kathy Meighen won Therma-Jac contest and appeared in Seventeen. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FOUR Valentines for the Student Librarians MARCH l-Y-Breakfast - Sectional Tournament game . . Cambridge 72 - Meadowbrook 58 2-General Telephone Assembly 3-Sectional Tournament game . . . Cambridge 55 - Zanesville 48 5-Sectional Tournament game . . .Cambridge 58 - Coshocton 55 7-Table Tennis Assembly - Presentation of Sec- tional Trophy ll-Report Cards - District Tournament . . . Cam- bridge 56 - Riverview 52 l2-District Tournament . . . Cambridge 50 - Win- tersville 41 I4-Presentation of District Trophy Assembly I5-Y-Teen Style Show 17-Regional Tournament game . . . Cambridge 44 - Columbus East 64 l9-Band Contest- Pancake Day 22-Career Day 26-Y-Teen Formal After the Coshocton game! 28-And again - Y-Teen Talent Show 29-Scheduling material given out. Time to think about next year. Class meetings and more testing. 30-State Band Contest in Columbus Bobcat boosters in line for tickets. Dramatics Class APRIL 6- Y Breakfast 7-Easter program sponsored by Y-Teens 8-Good Friday - No classes l l-Easter Vacation l2-COE Dinner 14-Auto Mechanics Open House i6-State Solo and Ensemble Contest at Muskingum 1 - , .. . - 8 Teachers Visitation Day No Classes MAY 19-Student Council Campaign Assembly - Candi- dates nominated 2-Cheerleader candidates try out at an assembly 20-Peter Berry elected president of Student Coun- 5-Re offer Ban Uet cil for next year. l p q 25-Freshman GATB tests given. 6-Band Banque' 26-Tests again T2-Election of Student Council Representatives 13-Senior Class Night l-4-Senior All Girl Track Meet T8-Y-Teen Senior Farewell 27-And again Buckeye Girls' Staters 19-Athletic Banquet 21-Junior-Senior Prom 25-Music Night 27-Sophomore Party 28-Freshman Party 30-Memorial Day - No Classes T JUNE l-Senior Exams 2-Senior Exams 3-Senior Day OFF 5-Baccalaureate 6-Exams 7-Exams 8-School's Out! . Alica Davis, Effie Nicholakis, 9-Commencement Virginia Conaway, Shannon Springer 'IO-Report Cards and Cantabs ONE HUNDRED FORTY-FIVE Keith David Ahrendts 305 - Slick Senior Class Officer, Senior Hi-Y Officer Key Club, Varsity C Club, Track Manager, Football Manager, Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve-Homeroom. Priscilla Ivalee Allen 308 - Punky Pep Club, Y-Teens, Youth Red Cross, Great Books Club, Junior Class Play, Can- tab Business Staff, C.O.E. Club Officer. Pet Peeve-A certain girl making eyes at my boy friend. John Clifford Allman 305 - Ace Spartan Hi-Y, Varsity C Club, Track Manager, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-A certain teacher's mark sys- tem and grade book. Donald Lee Aman, Jr. 109 - Red Cheryl Lynn Anderson 109 - Andy', Youth Red Cross, Y-GAA, GAA, Y-Teens, Pep Club, TAPS, Reporter Staff, Traffic Safety Club, Senior Class Play, Can- tab Editorial Staff, Special Services for Teachers. Pet Peeve-Homework. Connie Jane Anderson 305 - Blondie Pep Club, Y-GAA, GAA, Traffic Safety Club, FHA Officer, Special Services for Teachers. Pet Peeve-Having too many pet peeves. Patricia Darlene Anderson 305 - Trish Pet Peeve-Show-off boys. Stephen Carl Anker 308 - Puck,' National Honor Society, Band, Pep Band, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve-People who pull stunts. William Hamilton Armstrong 307 - Hamilton,, Band, Pep Band, Choir, Dance Band, Per- cussion Ensemble, Traffic Safety Club, Future Teachers, Proiectionist Club. Pet Peeve-Mr. Nixon's clipboard. Michael Leslie Art 308 - Mike Traffic Safety Club, Track, VIC Club Of- ficer, T 8- I Club, Electronics, Ex- plorers. Pet Peeve-Report cards. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SIX SENIOR ACTIVITIES Cynthia Marlene Arthurs 212 - Marlene,' Pet Peeve-Being teased. Brenda Ann Baker 309 - Snowball Y-Teens, GAA, Y-GAA, Choir President, Pep Club Council, Youth Red Cross, Reporter Co-Publication manager, TAPS, National Honor Society. William Earl Baker 309 - Red Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Youth Red Cross, Traffic Safety Club. Tecumseh High School, Springfield, Ohio, I, 2. Pet Peeve--Rules. Richard Michael Bates 109 - No Toe Football, Track, Spartan Hi-Y. Pet Peeve-Weather unfit for skiing. Cleveland Lee Beatty, Jr. 212 - Zelno Track, Choir, Basketball, Varsity C Club. Pet Peeve-Radar traps. Donna Darlene Beatty 308 - Donna Glee Club, Choir, Girls' Sextet, Student Council, Pep Club, Great Books Club, Y-Teen Officer, GAA, TAPS, Traffic Safety Club, Cantab Editorial Assistant, Student Librarian. Pet Peeve-People who aren't what they think they are. Paul Eugene Beckett 212 -- Pauline Sue Ann Betts 215 - Sud, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, VIC Club, T 8. I Club. Warda Sue Bichard 307 - Susie Y-Teens. Pet Peeve-People that call me Wanda inf stead of Warda. Janet Sue Bishard 215 Y-Teens, Great Books Club, Traffic Safety Club, Choir, Glee Club. C.O.E. Club. Pet Peeve--Losing our homecoming game 6-7. Barbara Elaine Black 307 - Blackie Roubidoux High School, I. Pet Peeve-Other girls who like my boy' friends. Doris Jean Blackstone 308 - Dum Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, COE Club, Spanish Club. Pet Peeve-Boys. Edgar Junior Blair 212 - Ed Traffic Safety Club, VIC Club. Jack Bennett Bogart 215 - Humphrey Key Club, Varsity C Club, Senior Hi-Y, Football, Baseball, Basketball, Traffic Safety Club, Junior Red Cross, Pep Club, Mountain Climbing Club, Na- tional Honor Society. David Lee Bokelman 307 - Dave T 84 I Club. Pet Peeve-Short Dates. Brenda Sue Bolinger 212 - Windy Special Services to Teachers, Shade High School, I, 2, 3. Pet Peeve-Making Mistakes. Larry Gail Booth 308 -- John Wilkes Track, Cross Country, Varsity C Club. Joan Leslie Boyle 212 Science Club, Youth Red Cross Council, National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Band, Pep Club, Great Books Club. Pet Peeve-I don't have any - I'm happy. Peggy Jo Brown 309 - Fred Y-Teens, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-Giving speeches in speech class. Robert Dale Bruner 212 - Bob Band, VIC Club, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Rainy football games and girls. Allen Earl Bryan 215 - Curley Charles William Buker 212 - Charlie Pet Peeve-Having to wait for someone. Richard L. Burris 308 - Rabbit VIC, Amateur Radio Club, Traffic Safety Club. Paul Carlos Burton 109 - Skip Band, Pep Band, Traffic Safety Club, Senior Hi-Y, Choir. Pet Peeve-A man with a notebook. Diana Lee Cain 309 - Di Pep Club, Great Books Club, Cantab Busi- ness Staff, TAPS, Y-Teens, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Boys who are always late foradate. Juanita Ann Callihan 212 - Tex Art Club Officer, Pep Club, Y-Teens Cabinet, Y-Teens Conference Delegate, Traffic Safety Club Officer. Debra Jean Carpenter 307 - Carp Head Maiorette, Homecoming Attendant, Band, Y-Teens, Youth Red Cross, GAA, Y-GAA, Student Council, Pep Club, TAPS. Pet Peeve-People who can't listen to the opinion of others. R. Martin Caskey 215 - Mart9t ' Band, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-English Compositions. Ka ren Lynn Choma 308 Byesville High School I, 2. Y'Teens, Con- cert Band, Future Homemakers, COE Club. Pet Peeve-A certain rabbit. Clifford Clark, Jr. 215 - Bar Varsity C , Youth Red Cross, Senior Hi-Y, Football, Track. Pet Peeve-Being hit when not looking. Victoria Ruth Clark 307 - Vicki,' Choir, Sextette, Pep Club Council, Spanish Club, Cantab Editorial Staff, Track Official, Traffic Safety Club, Youth Red Cross, TAPS. Alben Jacob Clarkston 212 - Lil Abner Baseball. Pet Peeve-Homework, girls, and rainy days. Cheryl Deane Conn 308 - Sherryl' Y'Teens, Marching Band, VIC Club, Re- porter Staff, Y-GAA. Pet Peeve-Work. William Conn 308 - Leech Caldwell High School 2, 3. Football, Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve-Being called a liar. David William Cooper 307 - l:Dl1Il6,, VIC Club. Pet Peeve-Forgetful Teachers. Karen Sue Cooper 308 - Coop Pep Club, Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Traffic Safety Club, Reporter Co-editor, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Getting airsick sitting in the top of the bleachers. Richard B. Couto 109 - Cours Pet Peeve-My car. Jill Larraine Creighton 309 - lille Y-Teens, Pep Club, Youth Red Cross, Marching Band, Contest Band, Na- tional Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Rules. Carol Jean Cross 109 - Neem or Cris Y-Teens, TAPS, Youth Red Cross, GAA Sportsboard, Y-GAA Officer, National Honor Society, Track Official, Senior Class Play, Pep Club, Student Council, Cantab Editorial Staff. Pet Peeve-Cold air blowers. Marsha Jean Danley 307 - Marsha,' Newcomerstown High School 3. Pet Peeve-Certain girls who like my boyfriend. Tommy Dean Davey 212 - Torn Track, Traffic Safety Club, Choir, Senior Play, Reporter Staff. Terry Davis 305 - Demon', Senior Hi-Y, Band, T 8. I. Pet Peeve-My car. William Eugene Dawson 308 - clMOU.?6,, Band, Electronics. Pet Peeve-Work. Deborah Jean Degenhart 212 - Debbie Future Nurses, Student Librarian, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Homework. Vicki Linn Denny 308 - Vick Glee Club, Pep Club, Y'Teens, Traffic Safety Club, C.O.E. Club, Snack Bar, Book Store. Lynn Ellen Dillon 309 Pep Club, Glee Club, Y-Teens, Choir, Youth Red Cross, Special Services to Teachers. Pet Peeve-When someone doesn't finish what they start to tell you. Marjorie Ann Diss 212 .- May Y-Teens, Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, Y-GAA, Future Homemakers of America, Youth Red Cross Officer, Special Services to Teachers. Rebecca Sue Dobson 212 - Becky Y-Teens, Pep Club, Future Homemakers of America, Glee Club, Choir, Youth Red Cross, Traffic Safety Club, GAA Sportsboard, TAPS. Pet Peeve-Not being able to solve a chemistry problem. Tania Eileen Dodd 307 - Tania Florida 2. Pep Club, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-People who lie. Shelba June Donley 109 - Do Y-Teens, Choir, COECO Club, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Giving homework to a cer- tain person. Donald James Duffey 309- Don Band, Prom Committee, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Girls smoking or swearing. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-SEVEN Barbara Sue Duffey 109 - Chin Y-Teens, Future Homemakers of America, Student Librarian, Bookstore, Snack Bar, Great Books Club, Pep Club, Cantab Business Staff. Pet Peeve-Toast. Thomas O. Duncan 309 - Dune Marching Band, Pep Band, Brass Choir, Varsity C , Baseball Manager, Tro- ian Hi-Y, Contest Band, National Honor Society. Judith Jean Dupler 305 - Judy National Honor Society, Pep Club, Y-GAA, GAA, Traffic Safety Club, Great Books Club, Choir, Cantab Editorial Staff, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Sextet. Betsy Jean Durben 212 - Gus Pep Club, Art Club Officer, National Honor Society Officer, Y-Teens, Prom Committee, Junior Class Play, Y'Teen Cabinet. Pet Peeve-People who understand Physics. Carrie Eliza beth Edwards 215 - Les , Pep Club. ' ,I Pet Peeve-Getting' grounded -when I have something important' tto- do. Doak McKinley Ewing 215 - Andy Pep Club, Prom Committee, Orchestra, Pep Band, Brass Choir. Pet Peeve-The Pep Band being called out on four minutes notice. Timothy Lee Fahner 307 - Timm T 8. I. Pet Peeve-How I hate to ride the school bus. David Arthur Faiello 307 - Dave Track, Art Club, Prom Committee. Pet Peeve-Student demonstrations, riots, etc. Gloria Jean Farley 305 - Inky Y-Teens, Pep Club, COECO, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Boys. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-EIGHT Alan Eugene Farnsworth 305 - 'fZippy Football, Senior Hi-Y, Baseball, Varsity C , Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-People who brownose for grades. James Edward Feldner ll 307 - Mark Key Club Officer, Senior Hi-Y Officer, Varsity C , Basketball, Track, Stu- dent Council, Freshman Class Officer. John Earl Fenwick 109 - Wich'f Senior Hi-Y, Key Club, Student Council, Varsity C , Basketball, Baseball, Freshman Football. Pet Peeve-Strict study hall teachers. Stanley Ford 109 - Sun Dance Pet Peeve-Doing homework. James Richard Fordyce 305 - 'ffimv Track. Thomas D. Forshey 212 Joanna Marie Forsythe 308 - 'fIody Y-Teens, Pep Club, Student Council, GAA, TAPS, Y-GAA Officer, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Prom Co- Chairman, Youth Red Cross, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-People who don't like olives. Robert Heskell Fritts 109 - 'fRobin Key Club, Senior Hi-Y, Varsity C , Traffic Safety Club, Football, Basketball, Track. Pet Peeve-Having to get my hair cut. Jeffery Ray Gardner 109 - Mystery Shift Football, Basketball, Golf, Varsity C , Hi-Y President, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-People who say I need a hair- cut. Linda Susan Garver 307 - Rosi National Honor Society, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Cantab Business Staff, Youth Red Cross, Pep Club, Y' Teens, Traffic Safety Club, Great Books Club, Future Teachers. Pet Peeve-Getting up early on a Satur- day morning. Jerry Bruce Gibson 305 - Hoot Senior Hi-Y, Key Club, Baseball, Basket- ball, Sophomore Class President, Key Club Officer, Student Council, Dele- gate to Boys' State. Joyce Lynn Gibson 305 - Gidget Choir, Pep Club, Y-Teens, COECO, Y-GAA, Vocal Sextette, ,Great Books Club. Pet Peeve-Being with someone who smokes. William R. Goodall 212 Eastmoor High School I, 2, 3. VIC Club. Molly Ann Goodfriend 109 - Mike,' Reporter Staff, Pep Club, Y-GAA, Band. Pet Peeve-George. James Manton Gooding 309 - limi, Spartan Hi-Y, Varsity C . Pet Peeve-Life. Margaret Graban 305 - Buttons Glee Club, National Honor Society, Traffic Safety Club, Cantab Business Staff, Pep Club, Future Teachers of America. Pet Peeve-Trying to think of a pet peeve. Joyce Ann Gunn 307 - Joycie T 8. I, Y-Teens, Traffic Safety Club, Future Nurses, Cantab. Pet Peeve-My brother, Bob. Robert Eugene Harbaugh 309 - Gene Pet Peeve-People who write anonymous letters. Edward James Hare 212 - Stud Old Washington I. Student Council, Key Club, TAPS, Buckeye Boys' State, Football, Basketball, Track, C.H.S. Op- portunities Committee, Varsity C . Pet Peeve-People who knock farmers. Elizabeth Jane Hare Stevens 109 - Beth Old Washington I. Y-Teens, Y'GAA, GAA, Pep Club President, Cantab Staff, Prom Committee Chairman. Pet Peeve-Short boys. Barbara Jo Hartrum 109 - Tommy Pep Club, Youth Red Cross, Future Nurse's Club, Y-Teen President, National Honor Society, Contest Band, Maior- ette, Wood Wind Quintette, Buckeye Girls' State, Student Announcer, Marching Band. Pet Peeve-People who seldom smile. James Howard Hayes 308 - Hooker Pet Peeve-People who ask me if hazard- ous is my brother. Monty Haynes 308 - c4D6l-MOIZf?,, Traffic Safety Club, Electronics, T 8- I. Pet Peeve-?. James Hazlewood 309 - Chink Varsity C , Football, Senior Class Officer, Senior Class Play, Senior Hi-Y, Key Club, Student Council, Basketball. Pet Peeve-Work. John Richard Henry 109 - Hen,' Senior Hi-Y, Traffic Safety Club, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Varsity C , Football, Basketball, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-People who live in the past. David Lee Hickenbottom 215 - Hide Pet Peeve-Can't drive my own car when I want it. Judith Ann Hickman 305 - Judy Pet Peeve-Those flirty freshman boys. Jesse Thomas Hooper 309 - Jess Pet Peeve-Certain girls. Diane Elaine Hostutler 309 Pet Peeve-Being grounded. Constance June Howard 109 - Connie Pep Club, Y-GAA, GAA, Y-Teens, Future Nurses, Maiorette, Junior Class Play, National Honor Society. TAPS, Reporter, Track Official, March- ing Band, Concert Band, Contest Band. Pet Peeve-Being called a Bandsie by football players, or anyone else. Marilyn Elizabeth Howell 212 - Marlin,' Art Club President, Pep Club, Y-Teens, National Honor Society, Glee Club. Pet Peeve-People who can squeeze into a size nine. Nancy Jane Howfield 109 - Nance Pep Club, Y'Teens, Student Secretary. Pet Peeve-Finding a paper I have just had to write over because I lost it in the first place. Sharon Elaine Hoyt 109 - Fank', Y-GAA, GAA, Sportsboard, Y-Teens, Pep Club Council, Track Official, Traffic Safety Club, TAPS Chairman. Pet Peeve-The conference room and JB. Richard Ellis Hunt 212 - Did-sie' Deloris Ann Huntsman 212 - Dee Traffic Safety Club, Y-Teens, FHA Presi- dent, Pep Club, Y'GAA, GAA, Youth Red Cross, TAPS. Pet Peeve-Conceited people. Robert Eugene Huntsman 305 - Bob Guernsey Catholic Central I, 2. VIC. Pet Peeve-Homework. Linda Ann Hutton 212 - Sloopy', Guernsey Catholic Central I, 2, 3. Choir, VIC, Guidance Office. Suzanne Belle Jackson 305 - f'Suzie Pep Club, GAA, Y-Teens, Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Being grounded when I want to do something important. Elizabeth Ann Jennings 109 - Betsy Y-Teens, Pep Club, Future Nurses, Future Teachers, Y-GAA, Youth Red Cross, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Losing a paper, writing it over, then finding the original. Gary Jirles 305 Track. Pet Peeve-Teachers and school rules. Mariorie Jirles 109 Future Nurses, Traffic Safety Club, Pep Club. Phillip Rodney Jirles 307 - Jiles,' T 8. I, Traffic Safety Club, Varsity C , Football, Track, Basketball. Pet Peeve-The coach's curfew. Connie Elizabeth Johnson 215 Meadowbrook High 3. Pet Peeve-People who talk about you be- hind your back. Deanna Faye Johnson 305 - Dee Buffalo High School I, 2. Glee Club, Pep Club, VIC, T 8. I, American Legion Essay Winner l. Jerry Lee Johnson 109 - Bomb Pet Peeve-Cout's car. Patricia Joan Johnson 215 - Pat Y-Teens, Y-GAA Sportsboard, TAPS, Youth Red Cross, Vice President Pep Club, Future Nurses, Band, Maching Band. Pet Peeve-Not enough hours in the day to get everything done. Terry Lee Jones 215 - Ufonseyv Football, Basketball, Cross Country Track, Senior Hi-Y, Varsity C , Youth Red Cross, Great Books Club, Safety Club, TAPS. Pet Peeve-Being ta rdy. Thomas Carl Kawa 305 - Tom Edward L. Keiser 215 - Edgar Band. Homer L. Keith, Jr. 109 - Junior VIC, T 8. I, Electronics. Doris Ellen Kemp 307 Y-Teens, Cabinet, Future Teachers, Re- porter Staff, Circulation Manager of Reporter, Pep Club, Senior Class Play, Youth Red Cross, Cantab Editorial Staff, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Cafeteria Food. Juanita Ruth Kerr 309 - Mudcat Varsity Cheerleader, Cantab Editorial Staff, Junior Class Play, Traffic Safety Club Officer, Prom Committee, Concert Band, Student Council, Y-GAA, GAA, Pep Club, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Conceited people. ONE HUNDRED FORTY-NINE Lila Kay Kerrick 215 - Kaye Pet Peeve-Three boys in my homeroom. Larry Wayne Kidder 309 - Kidder', Pet Peeve-Homeroom. Kathleen Ellen King 307 - Coke Choir, Glee Club, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve- B . Karen June Knight 215 Y-Teens, Future Teachers, Pep Club, Can- tab Business Staff, COECO Officer, Student Librarian. Mary Ann Kotoff 212 - f'Gabby Youth Red Cross, Band, Y-Teens, Y-GAA, GAA President, Pep Club Council, Homecoming Court, Varsity Cheer- leader. Pet Peeve-Radar Traps. Virginia Lucille Lawlis 308 -- Ginny Y-GAA, GAA Officer, Y-Teens, FTA Presi- dent, Pep Club, Concert Band, Maior- ette, Student Council, Prom Com- mittee, TAPS Chairman, Track Official, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-People who criticize other people. Janice Long 308 -- Frances Y'GAA, Y-Teens, Pep Club, GAA, Youth Red Cross, Reporter Staff, Future Nurses, Marching Band, TAPS, Cantab Staff. Pet Peeve-People who criticize others when they can't do any better them- selves. Katherine Mary Ludwick 307 - Kathy St. Benedicts 2. Senior Class Play, FTA, Traffic Safety Club, Reporter Staff, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Losing a game in gym class. George Sherman Lynsky 215 - Patrick Key Club, Senior Hi-Y, Football Manager, Youth Red Cross, Reporter Staff. Pet Peeve-Ripping my pants at the be- ginning of first period. Donna Lyons 309 Roosevelt Rhodes High School, Puerto Rico l, 2, 3. National Honor Society, Class Officer, Y-Teen Club, Reporter Staff, Pep Club, Spanish Club. ONE HUNDRED FIFTY Ozelma DeHava Martin 307 - Dee Y-Teens, Pep Club, TAPS, Great Books Club, Student Council, Varsity Cheer- leader, Homecoming Queen, Youth Red Cross, Office Assistant. Pet Peeve-A person who thinks he's better than someone else. James Robert Mason 212 - lim Student Council Officer, President of Junior Class, Spartan Hi-Y Officer, Traffic Safety Club Officer, Track, Buckeye Boys' State, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Homeroom 2l2, and homeroom teachers who give detention. Ronald Eugene Mason 109 Paul Russell Mathews 308 Pet Peeve-Work. Joann Matthews 307 - Io Glee Club, Future Teachers, Y-Teens, Can- tab Editorial Staff, Prom Committee, Great Books Club, Pep Club, TAPS, GAA. Pet Peeve-People who crack their gum in class. Thomas Allen Matthews 215 - Mouse Senior Hi-Y, Varsity C , Track, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-A rainy day on Tobacco Road. Nancy Kay McAuley 215 - Charlie, Pep Club. Bruce Mell McBride 212 - Juicy Varsity Football, Basketball, Track, Presi- dent of Student Body, Key Club, Sen- ior Hi-Y. Pet Peeve-Artificial structures. Linda Eileen McLaughlin T 4CMacH Freshman Class President, Y-GAA Sports- board, Choir, Sophomore Class Offi- cer, Cheerleader, Y-Teens, Pep Club, Student Council, GAA Sportsboard, Track Official, Vocal Sextette, Choir, Homecoming Attendant, Delegate to Buckeye Girls' State, Varsity Cheer- leader Captain. Pet Peeve- Squirrels and Birds that don't stay together. Theresa Lenore McMillen 309 - Gwendolyn Vixen Fairfax III Student Council, Marching Band, Y-GAA, Future Teachers Officer, Y-Teens, GAA, Student Announcer, President National Honor Society, Cantab Edi- torial Staff, Orchestra, TAPS, Prom Committee, Pep Club, Delegate to Girls' State. Judy Ann Meighan 305 - Toad Pet Peeve-Homeroom. Kathy Sue Meighen 212 Band, Maiorette, Homecoming Court, GAA Officer, Pep Club, TAPS, GAA, Y-GAA, Y-Teens, Student Council, Future Nurses Officer, Track Official, Office Assistant. Pet Peeve-Having the band criticized. Martin Harry Meckleson 307 - Mick Senior Hi-Y, Band, Traffic Safety Club, Proiectionists Club, Band Manager. Pet Peeve-Mr. Nixon and his notebook. Rebecca Jean Miller 305 - Becky John Glenn High School 1, 2, 3. T 84 I. Terry Lee Miller 215 Amateur Radio Club, VIC Club. Sharon Elaine Minder 307 - Minder Traffic Safety Club, Youth Red Cross, Prom Committee. Pet Peeve-English composition class. David Mitchell 309 - Dave John Glenn High School i, 2, 3. Janet Lou Moore 308 - Louie,' Y'GAA, GAA, Y-Teens, Band, Traffic Safety Club, Cantab Business Staff, COECO Officer, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-People who lie. Linda Kay Moore 305 Band, VIC Officer. Pet Peeve-Cleaning my bedroom. Steven Parker Moore 305 -- Steve Basketball, Band, Golf, Varsity C , Key Club, Hi-Y Officer, Student Announcer, Key Club Officer, Prom Committee, TAPS, Career Day Committee, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Sandtraps. James Ray Morris 309 - limi, Pet Peeve-Work. Nealie M. Morrison 309 -- Bo-Boi' Youth Red Cross, Future Homemakers, Traffic Safety Club, Pep Club, Y- Teens, Student Librarian, Great Books Club, Cantab Business Staff. Pet Peeve-Working. John C. Murrell 215 - Flame Powder Pet Peeve-Finding the gas tank empty when I want the car. Bernard Michael Myers 212 - Mike Track, Youth Red Cross, Senior Class Officer, President of Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-A certain girl. Patricia Ann Neal 212 - Gomer Future Teachers Club, Junior Class Play. Pet Peeve-Getting telephone calls at school from a certain person. Carol Earlean Newsom 305 - Kali Y-Teen Cabinet, Student Librarian, Office Assistant, Cantab Business Staff, COECO, Future Homemakers, Traffic Safety Club, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-Hearing criticism of the schools and the coaches or the team. Gloria Jean Newsom 109 - lean Future Homemakers, Glee Club. Diane Nicholozakis 308 Pep Club, Y-Teens, Art Club, Future Home- makers, Y-Teen Cabinet, Prom Com- mittee Co-chairman, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-People who go around saying superfragilisticexpeaIadocious. Patricia Jo Oakley 305 - Oak,' Freshman Class Officer, Pep Club, Student Council, Y-GAA, Youth Red Cross Of- ficer, Junior Class Officer, GAA, Y- Teens, Cantab Editorial Staff, Varsity Cheerleader, Prom Committee Chair- man, TAPS, Track Official. Pet Peeve-Giving Homeroom grades. Connie Lynne Oliver 305 - Constance National Honor Society, Cantab Editorial Staff, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Glee Club, Y'Teens, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-The cafeteria running out of food. Eugene Clayton Oliver 305 - Geneo', Robert Arthur Page 212 - Bird Golf. Pet Peeve-Homework. Thomas Nick Pandelos 212 - T.P. Football, Track, VIC. Maryhelen Phillips 309 - Helen Future Nurses, Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, Cantab Business Staff, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve--Never being able to sleep in the morning. Marna Laurel Potts 309 COE Club, Glee Club, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-A certain Credit Bureau. Jack Ray Pounds 109 Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Journalism, Career Institute, Spanish Club. Anna Jean Price 309 - Jeanie Miller Pet Peeve-Unfriendly people. Tony Vance Pyles 215 - Gomer Football. Pet Peeve-Civics. Janice Ann Reed 305 - Spee1ly,' COECO, Choir. Mary Ruth Rice 308 - Giggles Traffic Safety Club, Pep Club, COECO Officer. Pet Peeve-People who don't giggle. Harold Roberts 308 - Eagle,' Dee Justin Robinson 307 - Panda Judith Carol Roland 308 - Rebel Marching Band, Cantab Business Staff, Traffic Safety Club, Future Nurses, Concert Band, Student Secretary. Pet Peeve-People making fun of my ac- cent. Robert R. Ross 309 - Bohn Concert Band, Contest Band, Marching Band, Band Manager, Traffic Safety Club, Proiectionist Club. Pet Peeve-Certain girls. Janet Louise Ruby 215 - Jany Glee Club, Choir, Youth Red Cross, Y- Teens, Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Certain people who copy homework. William Lee Sarchet 305 - Bill Senior Choir, Great Books Club, Student Librarian, Youth Red Cross, Traffic Safety Club. Stephen Walter Schick 109 - Schicli,' Senior Hi-Y, Auto Mechanics, Junior Class Play. Pet Peeve-Being slapped on the back. Charles Alfred Schwarck 212 - Chuck Pet Peeve-Homeroom. Beryl Marie Schworm 307 - Beryl Y-Teens, GAA, Pep Club, Glee Club, TAPS, Youth Red Cross, Y-GAA, Senior Class Play. Pet Peeve-People who are always brag- ging. Paul Orion Scott 305 Freshman Class Officer, Sophomore Class Officer, Student Council, Varsity C , Track and Football Manager, Career Day Committee, Key Club Officer, Delegate to Student Council Work- shop, Buckeye Boys' State, Inter- national Key Club Convention, Secre- tary of Ohio Key Clubs, Hi-Y Officer, Senior Class Play, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Homeroom. Randall Allen Scott 307 - Randy VIC, T 8- I. Pet Peeve-Girls. Ronald Lee Scott 305 - Ronnie Senior Hi-Y, Varsity C , VIC Club, Fresh- man Basketball, Track Manager. ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-ONE Janet Lynn Sechler 212 - Setch Pep Club Council, Y'Teens Cabinet, GAA, Y-GAA Sportsboard, TAPS, Traffic Safety Club, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee, Cantab Editorial Staff, Track Official. Pet Peeve-Girls who smoke pipes. Michael Gordon Secrest 109 - Mike', A.V.A.C., Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Taking the favorite sayings out of the Cantab. Carole Ann Shelby 109 - Shelb Band, Maiorette, Y-GAA, GAA, Y-Teen Cabinet, Pep Club, Junior Class Play, Concert Band, Contest Band, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Someone degrading CHS. Bernadine Jane Shriver 309 - Bernie Y-Teens, Pep Club, Y-GAA, GAA, Concert Band, Marching Band, Senior Class Play, Prom Committee, TAPS, Youth Red Cross Officer, Reporter Staff, Future Nurses, Opportunities Council, Contest Band. Pet Peeve-People who talk all fthe time but really say nothing. Sharman Laraine Siens 307 - 'gSharm Y-Teens, Pep Club, Traffic Safety Club, Youth Red Cross, Future Nurses. Pet Peeve- The Catt . Teresa Mae Sine 215 - TerriH Glee Club, Pep Club, Y-Teens, Y-GAA, GAA, Reporter Staff, Prom Committee, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Chalk scraping on a black- board. Gloria Jean Singer 215 - Glo Y-Teens, Traffic Safety Club. Pet Peeve-Talkative people. Larry Gene Slosky 307 - Wski,' Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Riding the iammed school bus. Wanda Kay Yates Smith West Plains High School, West Plains, Missouri l. Marysville High School, Marysville, Oklahoma l, 2. Joliet Township High School, Joliet, Illinois 3, 4. ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-TWO Raymond William Snide 309 - Caveman Marching Band, Contest Band, Concert Band. Pet Peeve-Lawrence Welk. Paschal Joseph Stephenson, Jr. 307 - Squall Hi-Y, Varsity C , Key Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Traffic Safety Club, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Practicing football. Larry Steven Strager 307 - Duke Football Co-Captain , Basketball, Track, Senior Hi'Y, Key Club, Youth Red Cross, Varsity C , Reporter Staff. Wheeling Central l, 2. Pet Peeve-Being the coach's son. Larry Michael Sunnafrank 309 - Minnie Mz'ke Pet Peeve-Teachers. Joyce Sharon Theiss 309 - ufosiev Pet Peeve-Waiting for someone who is late. Barbara Marie Thompson i' Clpudw President Future Nurses Club, Youth Red Cross, TAPS, Traffic Safety Club, GAA, Y-GAA, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-Distance from Cambridge to Athens. Cheryl Renee Thompson 308 - Slugger Marching Band, Contest Band, Future Nurses Club, Pep Club, Reporter Rep- resentative. Pet Peeve-People who never smile. Deborah Kay Thompson 215 - Clyde National Honor Society, Y-Teens, Student Council Officer, Y-GAA, GAA, Pep Club Officer, Senior Class Play, TAPS, Youth Red Cross, Track Official, Re- porter Sports Editor, Prom Committee. Pet Peeves-People who have pet peeves. Lloyd Robert Thompson 215 - Floyd Pet Peeve-Stag. David Lawrence Tritt 307 - Homer National Honor Society, Pep Band, Brass Choir, Key Club, Senior Hi-Y, Golf, Buckeye Boys' State Alternate, Prom Committee, Student Council Member at Large, Traffic Safety Club, Dance Band, Band President. Pet Peeve-Waiting. Alice Nadine Voorhies 307 - Alex Y-Teens, Y-GAA, Pep Club. Pet Peeve-Farmers and football players. Sandie Lou Waers 212 Shirley Ann Wallace 309 - Shirl Pet Peeve-I hate for people to be late. Danny Pearl Warne 305 - Tex T 8. I Officer. Pet Peeve-Having to wear a shirt and tie to school. John A. Warne 308 - Albert Band. Carmen Jane Wayt 109 - f'Carmel', Youth Red Cross, Pep Club, Future Home- makers of America. Pet Peeve-People who talk about every- thing but don't know a thing about what they're saying. Nancy Kay Weisenstine 305 - Wise Band, Pep Club, Y-Teens, TAPS, GAA Sportsboard. Pet Peeve-Gossip. Cynthia Ann Wheeler 307 - Cindy Y-Teens, Art Club, Band, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Q'Ball. Elizabeth Ann Wigginton 308 - Lillie Bellel' Y-Teens, Future Teachers Club, Student Librarian, Cantab Editorial Staff, Re- porter Co-Editor, Junior Class Play, Senior Class Play, Pep Club, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Having to put my pet peeve instead of my favorite memory in the Cantab. Andrea Nell Williamson 215 - Ann Y-Teens, Historian of COECO, John Glenn High School l, 2, 3. Betty Jane Willis k CCArnflS3! Y-Teens, GAA, Y-GAA, Student Council, Red Cross Council, Pep Club Council, Student Council at Large, Future Teachers Club, Traffic Safety Club, TAPS, Cantab Editorial Staff, Great Books Club, Prom Committee, Cin- derella track official. Pet Peeve-Work. Robert David Willis 109 - Bob Marching Band, Pep Band, Concert Band, Contest Band, Brass Choir, Varsity C , Traffic Safety Club, Baseball, Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Teachers who are always com- plaining. David Richard Wilson 308 - King-Kong Track, Traffic Safety Club. Martha Jan Wilson 109 Cantab Business Staff, Future Nurses Club, Office Assistant. Pamela Sue Wilson 215 - Kathi Art Club, Band, Marching Band, Pep Club, Y-Teens, GAA. Pet Peeve-Homework. Sharon Sue Wilson 215 - Hanna Y-Teens, Y-GAA, GAA, Pep Club, National Honor Society, Marching Band, Con- test Band, Cantab Editorial Staff, Brass Choir, Dance Band, Prom Committee. Pet Peeve-Boys with real long hair. Stanley C. Wilson - Steamer Senior Hi-Y, Key Club, Traffic Safety Club, Reporter Staff, Golf, President of Youth Red Cross, Hi'Y Youth in Gov- ernment Conference Delegate, Prom Committee, Senior Class Play, TAPS, National Honor Society. Pet Peeve-Green Golf Balls. Barbara Lou Wisenbarger 309 - Barb,' Future Nurses Club. Pet Peeve-Work. Carol Jean Wright 308 - Jeanne Traffic Safety Club, COE Club. Pet Peeve-Unfriendly people. David Robert Yates 307 - Rowdy,' Youth Red Cross. Pet Peeve-Stuck-up girls and girls who smoke cancer sticks. ,ef ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-THREE ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FOUR Um ONE HUNDRED FIFTY-FIVE Cambridge Superior Dairy' d Street For the Finest in PHOTOGRAPHS BON TON STUDIO YOUR OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Senior Graduation Portrait - Commercial - Weddings 1045 Wheeling Avenue Phone 432-4714 CAMBRIDGE, OHIO ONE HUNDRED FIFTY SEVEN KENNEDY,S BAKERY 1025 Wheeling Avenue Cambridge, Ohio COM PLI M E N TS OF HARPER - HUTCHISON - THOMPSON CO. WHOLESALE GRGCERY I?OlVIPI.IMI'fNTS Bliss Sohio Service 11th and Steubenville Ave. Cambridge, Ohio CENTRAL REXALL PHARMACY 701 Wheeling Ave. Phone 432 7588 CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Prescriptions Accurately Filled Compliments of THE OHIO POWER COMPANY 1 OMPLIMENTS Of Uhr Glhnrn illnnrral Zllnmr TELEVISION B Y C A B L E I See IWOHE . Mucfz BETTER ,mzeaa ON THE CABLE TV Cable System, Inc. 105+ Steubenville Ave. Ph. 432-7505 Compliments of KOPPER KETTLE Cafeteria CTOVITPII-VIYCVIIS' of F HOST Y TREAT Drive In Cor 5th and Steubenville - Cambridge DON'T FORGET . . EVERY STEP COSTS YOU L-E-S-S IN CASEY'S Shoes Compliments of Kuhnas - Jewelers Since 1932 Wheeling Avenue at Eighth Street The Orme Hardware Co. Cambridgek Oldest H nrdwnre Store In Our 97th Year 134 N. llth St. Ph. -1132-2712 B0wman,s Gulf Service Phone 452-2688 Steubenville Avenue and 5th St. Canlbridgc. Ohio ONE HUNDRED SIXTY Complimenls Of ,IIRLES MARKET CAMBRIDGE. 01-110 Cambridge News Co. MAGAZINES, NEWSPAPERS YOU EXPECT MOHIC n AND YOU GET IT STATIONERY, GAMES ffom PIPES, ACCESSORIES H6Pl',S Midway Market Hallmark Greeting Cards 9th St. at Grant Phone 432-3330 551 Wlieeling Ave. Phone 432-5325 Open Evenings and Sundays Frank C. Mackey GENERAL INSURANCE Central National Bank Building Telephone -4-32-3447 Compliments of LILIENTHAUS PORTABLE TYPEVVRITERS and TYPEVVRITER REPAIRS 619 Wlieeling Ave. Phonfe 432-3135 Compliments of Nickles Bakery, Inc. Cambridge Branch 1465 VVoodlawn Ave. Ph. -132-3274 Morton Hat and Dress Shop 804 VVheeling Ave. Cambridge, Ohio Hats. Jewelry. Sportswear, Coats. Suits, Dresses and Accessories Phone 432-3941 Compliments of S. S. KRESGE CO. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Compliments of Tyson's Men's Wear and Dry Cleaning STORE OF QUALITY AND FASHION 825 Wheeling Ave. Raymond VV. lVlcl+'aI'land, Owner ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-ONE COMPLIMENTS OF BARTHOLOW STUDIO 451 Clark Street CAMBRIDGE, OHIO PHOTOGRAPHS FOR ALL OCCASIONS It is always our honest endeavor to please you .... an We hope We have served you Well in that capacity. ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-TWO Spillman Prescwlyo tion Drug Store PROMPT FREE DELIVERY ON PRESCRIPTION S Picked Up and Returned FIRST AID AND SICKROOM NEEDS, AND ALL MEDICINES Complete Drug Store Services Phone 432-7492 WHEELING AND Sth - CAMBRIDGE, OHIO CONGHATULAJYONSYKJTHECLASSOFM6 HOYLE LUMBEQR CO. - Our 80th Year -- LUMBER AND BUILDING SUPPLIES CAPITOL BOWLING LANE S 16 AUTOMATIC LANES OPEN ALL SUMMER COCKTAIL LOUNGE - SNACK BAR AIR CONDITIONED - FREE PARKING For Reservation - - - - - Phone 432-4233 G0 SUPER WELL! G0 SUPER SHELL The Hartley Co. CAMBRIDGE - ZANESVILLE -- BARNESIVILLE COSHOCTON ONE HUNDRED SIXTY FOUR IIC IURII 17' TODAY AND S1616 17' I OIfEVl?If CANHHHDGE CAMERA SHOP on WHEELING AVENUE fNext Central National Banky f7onzpIinzenZ.s' of BUCKEYE FOODS Distributed by RALPH HOHMAN Z7 on than fern jpifintimg Qompomy urqlmaypi South Seventh Street Cambridge, Ohio Palmer Brothers 5 Pure O11 flfwniww FHWIIMMOQIL 24-Hour Wrecker Service Stores Located at Cambridge Corner 9th and Wheeling Ave. CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Newcomersiown Barnesville Compliments of s Diehl Insurance Agency All Lines of Insurance 7 06 Wheeling Avenue Telephone 439-1121 Compliments of MIKE ANDREWS Wholesale Fruits and Vegetables 203 Steubenville Ave., Cambridge, Ohio MclVIullen's Superette 47 YEARS OF SERVICE 135 North 7th Street Cambridge, Ohio Congratulations, Class of '66 Casual Shop 820 Wheeling Avenue Ph. 432-7102 CAMBRIDGE, OHIO Ladies' Ready-to-Wear Accessories I Compliments CONGRATULATIONS I Of TO THE CLASS OF '66 A m e ri c a n Outdoor Army Store Restaurant ONE HUNDRED SIXTY-SIX flfllllllll-II1!?l1f.Y of Crescent Jewelry 628 VVHEELING AVE. Pinehurst Nursery and Carden Center 1 Mile East on Route 22 Turn Left at Cloverleaf PHONE +30-10544 The Potter Hardware Co. 732 WHEELING AVENUE Russell Cooper Wm. Cooper Courtesy of Severns Brothers Service Complete Line of Accessories DOG N' SUDS Drive-In Restaurant 2000 VVHEELING Rt. 40 Fast Cambridge, Ohio Pavlov Music Center 623 Wheeling Avenue LEVI'S - FARAH - HIS FOR THE YOUNG AT HEART Rohert's Men's Sh ops fl07II1IlTIIII?7IfS Of J. J. NEWBERRY ONE HUNDRED SIXTY SEVEN Money Spent With . . . THE NEW CAR DEALERS of Guernsey County Is Returned To You In Many Ways. AUToPoRT, INC. Rambler - GMC Trucks TOM BRUNEY MOTORS Pontiac - Buick - Cadillac KEN BENDER MOTORS, INC. Chevrolet - Oldsmobile - Chevrolet Trucks CAMBRIDGE MOTOR 81 STORAGE CO. Ford - Mercury - Ford Trucks GIBSON CHEVROLET SALES Quaker City ,IEFFERIS MOTORS Dodge - Dodge Trucks TAYLOR AUTO SALES Studebaker Service G. L. WHITE MOTORS Plymouth - Chrysler . . . Support Home Town Industry GUERNSEY CDU TY NEW CAR DEALERS Take A Look t Your Future YOU, AS A GRADUATE, CONSIDERING YOUR FUTURE, MOST LIKELY HAVE PLANS OR, AT LEAST, SILENT HOPES FOR .... A HOME, A FAMILY, SECURITY and COMFORT We anticipate with pleasure the possibility of serving you, the homemakers of Guernsey County. We Extend Heartfelt Congratulations To All The Graduatex of 1966 CAMBRIDGE FOODLINER CORNER OF CLARK AND MAPLE I ONE HUNDRED SIXTY NINE ANKEIPS APPLIANCES' Westinghouse - Hotpoint - RCA Whirlpool Zenith - Hamilton 106 Gomber Avenue Phone 432-5948 Compliments of SCHICK GULF SERVICE 24 HOUR WRECKER SERVICE Cor. Steubenville and Eleventh Phone 439-1705 The CAMBRIDGE LUMBER Co. EVERYTHING FOR THE BUILDER READY- MIX CONCRETE HEADQUARTERS Phone 432-5673 VERN'F.ROSS'REALTOR The Name Thai MGHI1.Y 'A Good Deal' in Real Exlnfrf 117 W. Eighth Street Cambridge, Ohio . . J CYOMPLIMENTS OF ROGERS JEWELERS Wheeling Avenue at 7th Street Phone 432-2322 ' ' ' ' 'I Compliments of U IVERSA Potteries, Inc. ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-ONE CONEY ISLAND - I Hellstern's Inc. RESTAURANT - LOUNGE ' 843 Wheelixlg Avenue ' , , DELICATES-SEN I Muslc and Appllances I 630-632 Wheeling Ave. I PHONE 439-1249 B , Cambrldge. Ohlo - I . - A .-'A A I I I I I M3g3ZlH6S - Newspapers I I Books - Games - Toys I . . . Statlonery - NOVCIIICS - Hobby Sppplles I I I Gibson Greeting Cards I 113 WEST Sth STREET CAMBRIDGE, OHIO - - ss, . 1 ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY TWO Vonzpliments of Sigmalfs Carver Hardware Wlfslern Wear - Saddlery -- Paint Radio and TV Service SHOP WORK ONLY Pe! Supplies - Hardware - Guns Phone 4-32-5839 Kenneth D. Garver, Owner 305 Nlathews Drive Phone 432-4544 331 Highland Ave. Cambridge, Ohio li ra E umm . ,X C s X -X COMPLETE LINE OF DAIRY PRODUCTS Blue and White Dairy Bar 4 ' vh- ij Z 1 1 17 X in X N 'SX Blu. plus -Al X Q7 '54 's9 .mf wwf.-gi is S Bel! Raw mad: ,w if Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Class of '66 5 ' Q QET5' T :H E-it 5 F W ,A E..-wfafaf e dpafaq EIEUMBERECOFC WI Size 'FAFEU'-'FF3r'fC5'4BB'PEEwwf ig .,t. N , :l,sffREEf4PAP1-zur-fri, ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY THREE ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY FOUR ffuiagmpia Phmqmpi ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-FIVE -ov-