Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Consultants for the 1965 Career Day at Cambridge High School. Career Day Every year the primary proiect of the Key Club is Career Day. Career Day is a program in which the students at Cambridge High School are given an opportunity to listen and ask questions about the careers they are interested in undertaking after graduation from high school or college. This year's Career Day was acclaimed the best of many others held at the high school. The event was opened by the keynote speaker, Mayor Sensen- brenner of Columbus, and was closed by an appreciation luncheon given by the Kiwanis for the consultants. A hand of thanks is extended to the Kiwanis Club, the Guidance Department, and the Key Club- bers for a fine Career Day. Sergeant Wiggins speaks to the boys about a career in the armed services. NINE

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Row I. Row 2. EIGHT CAREER DAY Sponsored by Key Club CAREER DAY COMMITTEE Robert Bender, David Zumbrun- nen, David Knapp, Richard Ver- gari, Gary Pletcher. Paul Scott, James Morisey, David Fairchild, Jon Thompson, Jerry Gibson. Mr. Monterotti illustrates a rule for brick laying. Mayor Tingle, Mayor Sensenbrenner of Columbus, and David Fairchild, Key Club president. Paul Ulmer, a representative from Lake Central Airlines, talks to some aspiring airline hostesses.

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Queen Ginger and her escort, Randy Eckelberry TEN HOMECOMING VIRGINIA CUSTER - T965 HOMECOMING QUEEN Homecoming - 1965 Virginia Custer was chosen by the senior class to reign as the I964 Homecoming Queen. She was attended by Ellen Nickles, Jennie Secrest, Sara Swern, and Barbara Zaring. Queen Virginia was crowned during appropriate ceremonies on October third, preceding the Cambridge-Zanesville game. The Cambridge High School Band presented The Blues Show for her pleasure at half-time. The queen and her court were guests of honor at the Homecoming Dance, which was held in the gymnasium following the game.