Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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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

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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

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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