Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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'35-r 'PN gc T2 Row l. Jeri Covvgill, Queen Connie Lou Ankrom, Mary Eikenberry. Row 2. Dixie Lee Worth and Mary Jane Moore. Homecoming A brisk November nighT seT The mood Tor The T956 Homecoming aT Pine Field. The cheers of The crowd greeTed The gayly dec- oraTed converTable cars convey- ing The queen and her aTTendanTs around The field. John Hayes, STudenT Council presidenT and masTer of ceremon- ies, inTroduced Theresa Lorenzo, T955 Homecoming Queen, who crowned This year's queen, Con- nie Ankrom. Queen Connie, escorTed by Van Rigby, and her courT - Dixie VVorTh, escorTed by RoberT Wei- bel, Mary Eikenberry, escorTed by David Gay, Mary Moore, escorTed by John BaTes, and Jeri Cowgill, escorTed by Thomas Siegfried - Then Took Their places To waTch The game. ATTer The game, sTu- denTs and alumnae enioyed The dance aT McMahon Gymnasium. There The blue and whiTe decora- Tions made an aTTracTive back- ground Tor The queens Throne. This was an evening We will Always Remember . . In fF0nT-Queen Connie with Theresa Lorenzo, The l955 Homecoming Queen. In back- Jeri Cowgill, Thomas Siegfried, John Hayes, STudenT Council presidenfg Van Rigby, Mary Eikenbery, David Gay, Mary Moore, John Bafes. The aTTendanT and escorT nof caught by The camera were Dixie Worth and Robert Weibel. TWELVE

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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

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May Day May Day in Disneyland was the theme of the T957 May Day pro- gram at C.H.S. This was a gay and happy experience for all members of the girls' physical education classes, who sponsored the event. The May Queen, Theda Morrow, and her court ruled over the festive occasion and the color- ful dances were enioyed by all. Remember . . . the Elf and the Shoemaker . . . the March of the Wooden Soldiers . . . Doll Dance . . . the Waltz? These we will Always Remember. The queen's court was composed of Matoula Chelekis, maid of honor, Peggy Duncan, Janet Aiken, Carol Warden, and Becky Rigby. sored by the Y-Teens. Rosalie Moore and Christine Dahl present Connie Davis, Ohio's T.A.P. Chairman, with a check from the polio benefit dance spon- Janet Aiken Carol Warden Peggy Duncan Matoula Chelekis Theda Morro Becky Rigby THIRTEEN