Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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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

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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

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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