Cambridge High School - Viking Yearbook (Cambridge, IL)

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YB' Z Q LA! X a , sbysf LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Claire Hagg, Tom Beuseling, Bob Gustafson, Dale Conrad, Wayne Hagg. BOTTOM ROW: Caroline Good, Joyce Grant, Karen Broshar, Patty Evans, Eyvonne Dickey, Pat Calsyn. LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Roger Martin, Don Johnson, Allen Jehling, Gerald Lindquist, Ronny Lange. BOTTOM ROW: Larry McKinley, Alice Maertens, Connie Johnson, Tom Hunter, Dick Maynard. 27

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-qw wi , ., - 2, , s g .N K' x The clock is ticking onward toward the end of another year, Just completed is our second year at C.C. H,S, , which has been filled with all the prerequisites a sophomore must attain before he may be regarded as an upper class- man, But, Diary, have no fear, for we have made the grade, Imagine, no more being characterized as green, silly, etcl -. Mr. Smith and Miss Maras, our sponsors, led the way to a successful year for us, First, the football scrimmage line, followed closely by the basketball floor, have provided the stage for our future athletic stars. How about it Gus, Will, Vem, Ti11y, and Jerry? Let's carry on next year with the same excellent effort you put forth in '54-'55, Wasn't it inspirational to hear those original yells in the background by Jane, Patty, and Cinny, the sophs selected by the student body as Cheerleaders? About music, Diary, trust in us! Each Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday Tilly, John, Vern, Neumie, Marlene, Nel1ie, Allen, Dale, Gus, Bill, and Vinck are seen bustling away on their excursion to the gym, where they display their true musicianship. Although we appreciate the values of all exua-curricu- lar activities, we realize the great importance of our subjects in the field of education, As one of our classmates has stated Scholastic training is the stepping stone to one's desired goals. Homecoming, hand in hand with the Viking Camival, gives a true evaluation of what the class of '57 were cap- able of achieving, Brief notes: We wisely chose our atten- dants, Marilyn Fickling and Ronnie Lange, for Homecoming, Charlotte Ijams and Claire Hagg for Viking Camival. Our class is indeed large, At our class meetings the attendance usually reaches forty-five. Large, you may say! Yes, but it is a class which works toward a given pro- ject with unity, We possess a forward look toward the future tomorrows that we will face independently, for we are that kind of class! 26

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H f i X, Q 7 CINBRIL LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Vernon Young, Bill Werbach, Ronnie Vincent, Tom Wiley, Kenny Vinzant. BOTTOM ROW: Jim Westerlund, Jane Walsh, Suzanne Vinckel, Cynthia Wongstrom. 4, ts, ERB Illia 55-4 Q7 Q 'R J , , , , i - ...,,,,,..JL S, wr LEFT TO RIGHT, TOP ROW: Janet Neumann, Marlene Munson, Marilyn Fickling, Charlotte ljams. MIDDLE ROW: Jerry Vincent, Bob Telleen, Roger Stephens, John Phillips, Will Moden. BOTTOM ROW: Sandra Simkins, Virginia Searle, Joyce Nelson, Drusilla Metz, Joyce Moore. 28