Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Band Officers Row l. - President David Tritt. Row 2. Y Vice President Paul Burton, Secretary Theresa McMiIIen. Row 3. - Richard Eubanks, Thomas Allen, James Gibson. Student Council Executive Board Row I. - Edward Hare, Peter Berry, James Mason, Bruce Mc- Bride, Deborah Thompson. Row 2. - Martin King, Thomas Johnson, Virginia Conaway, David Tritt, Robert Ricketts. Row 3. - Sue Milligan, Theresa McMillen, Marcia Bonnell, Kay Baker, Linda McLaughlin. DELEGATES TO MODEL LEGISLATURE Jerry Gibson, Jeffrey Urban, Stanley Wilson, Mr. Willis, Thomas Parrish, Robert Bennett, James Mason. 5.15. 2 - L. .. K 1 . M .V T THIRTY-SEVEN

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Senior Class Play Row 1. - Stephen Schick, Stephen Anker, Keith Ahrendts, Thomas Davey, Jack Pounds, William Baker. Row 2. -Judith Dupler, Linda Garver, Janet Sechler, Kathy Ludwick, Carol Cross, Joanna Forsythe, Deborah Thompson, Cheryl Anderson. Row 3. - Paul Scott, Elizabeth Wigginton, Sue Cooper, Doris Kemp, Connie Oliver, Marie Schworm, Bernadine Shriver, James Mason. 55 V7 se ' 9 The girls are being wel- comed by Mrs. WoodruFF, Editor-in-Chief. The Senior Class Play was presented at Central School on November twentieth. It Happens Every Summer told the story of the trouble created in the editorial office of a popu- lar magazine when the winners of a literary con- test arrived to get a taste of the iournalistic world. The many loves of Annabelle Hnally meet. THIRTY-SIX

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THE MARCHING BAND The cadence of drums can be heard beginning on the first day of August and, from that day until the end of football season, the sound of the Marching Band can be heard for two hours every day as the group prepares its half-time shows. Highlights of this year were the traditional Homecoming Blue Show , which was dedicated to former director, Donald Nixon, and the Patriotic Show, I Speak for Democracy , which brought the large crowd to its feet with the finale of fireworks and one hundred and fifty American flags. In addition to football games, the band marched in many parades in Cambridge and the surround- ing area. On Armistice Day, the group presented An Evening with the Bobcat Marching Band , featur- ing highlights from the year's half-time shows. This performance was also accorded a standing ovation by the large crowd in attendance. The director, Mr. Ray Eubanks, deserves our commendation and praise for the time and effort which he has expended in his first year at Cambridge High School.