Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Sophomore and junior girls . . . TEN May Day . . . 1956 Mr. and Mrs. McFarland always enjoy any activity sponsored by the students of C.H.S. This pic- ture was taken at the Y-Teen Formal. Each year, members ofthe girls' physical educa- tion classes present dances for the pleasure of the May Queen and her court. Pictured here is one of the colorful gypsy dances, which was a part of the i956 May Day pageant.

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Ccntab Queen Candidates Lg, MIMI EIKENBERRY MARY MOORE PEGGY DUNCAN A new feature of this year's Cantab was the selecting of a Cantab queen by Pat Boone. The queen candidates were chosen bythe various clubs and organizations. The candidates and their sponsors included: Peggy Duncan, Phi Alpha Nu, Connie Ankrom, Key Club, Mary Moore, Future Teachers, Mimi Eikenberry, Junior l-li-Y, Jeri Covvgill, Senior Hi-Y, Matoula Chelekis, Student Council, Dixie Worth, Reporter, and Theda Morrow, Y-Teens. Qs ,Qtr MATOULA CHELEKIS DIXIE WORTH CONNIE ANKROM THEDA MORROW NTNE

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The presentation on January twenty-third and twenty-fourth of the operetta Cumberland Fair' '... featured songs by Louise Davis, Tom McCullough, Jacqueline Jones, Arthur Bragg, and Robert Robson, who are pictured here on the porch of the home of Polly Oliver Uacqueline Jonesj. Y ' 5 1 if Y . E. f 1 l ,gg .iizqh L24 if 'ai 1 v , 4 W SCHOOL LIFE Our photographer was observing school life in the class room as well as in the auditorium. Here we see Ernest Reed and Fred Shimp working on an experiment in the chemistry laboratory under the watch- ful eye of Mr. Merrilees. ELEVEN