Cambridge High School - Cantab Yearbook (Cambridge, OH)

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Seated S Deborah Thompson, Elizabeth Wigginton, Sue Cooper. Standing - Cheryl Conn, Brenda Baker, Doris Kemp. The Cambridge High School Reporter is pub- lished in six regular issues, with an additional wel- come back issue which appears on the tirst day of school. The paper is written, edited, and Hnanced almost entirely by the students. i Reporter W ,X , in The staff heads for this year are: Sue Cooper and Elizabeth Wigginton, Co-Editors Deborah Thompson, Sports Doris Kemp, Circulation Brenda Baker, Publication Joan Boyle, Business Mr. Odebrecht is the advisor. i 1 - L , L Row I. - Mr. Odebrecht, Cheryl Anderson, Bernadine Shriver, Janice Long, Elizabeth Wigginton, Deborah Thompson, Sue Cooper, Theresa Sine, Doris Kemp, Elaine Chelekis. Row 2. - Betsy Sipc, Bruce Dunlavy, Connie McDowell, Cheryl Conn, Brenda Baker, Pamela Maier, Brenda Braden, Linda Sechlcr, Barbara Douglas, Sharon Carnes, Kathy Ludwick. Row 3, - Michael Myers, Nancy Duffey, Thomas Wayinan, Thomas Davey, Timothy Barthalow, Thomas Bennett, Marjorie Max, Janet An- derson, Jo Ellen James, Stanley Wilson, Gala Saber. FORTY-NINE

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The Key Club, an international organization sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, is composed ot out- standing boys from the sophomore, iunior, and Key senior classes. Developing initiative and leadership in the members is the main obiective ofthe club. This year the members participated in many ' Wi service projects. They helped the Kiwanians with their annual peanut sale, and the pet show at the County Fair, painted the trash barrels which are placed around the school, and donated magazines to the State Hospital. On March twenty-second, the annual Key Club Career Day was held. Students were given an op- portunity to consult representatives of various voca- tions and to learn more about those in which they were interested. Paul Scott brought honor to the local club by being chosen District Secretary of Ohio Key Clubs. Mr. Charles Schaub is the faculty advisor for the club and Mr. Robert Tingle the Kiwanis advisor. Officers of the club for the school year T965-1966 R I S1 H M G S ,th R b 1 B d J are: president, Robert Bender, vice-president, George DW ' ' Feffctlsrn core, eorge mt , 0 ei en er, ames 'thg 1 J F I , 1 t h ' Sml Secre ary' ames e dne' reasurer' S ep en Row 2. - Stephen Cowgill, Keith Ahrerzdts, Robert Ricketts. Moore, board of directors, Keith Ahrendts, Stephen Cowgill and Robert Ricketts. l IQ 4. J t 1 I eg - 2 lg Row I. - Marcus Nickles, Stephen Moore, Patrick Lynsky, James Hazelwood, Jerry Gibson, James Milligan, Rodney Hazelwood, John Fenwick. Row 2. - Jeftrey Bock, George Smith, Stephen Cowgill, Peter Berry, Daniel Cafatner, Robert Bender, Mr. Schaub, Gary Duft, Wilbur Hammond, John Boyle. Row 3. - Douglas Newton, Christopher Green, Jack Bogart, Paul Scott, David Tritt, Keith Ahrendts, Larry Strager, Thomas Johnson. Row 4. - Thomas Green, James Morris, Robert Ricketts, Michael Arnett, Bruce McBride, Paschal Stephenson, Timothy Barthalow, James Feldner, Robert Fritts, Edward Hare, Stanley Wilson, Philip Turner. FORTY-EIGHT

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Spartan Hi-Y 5 1 9' ' i f 's Q Q A - Row l. - Row 2. - Row 3. - Michael Arnett, Jeffrey Urban, Thomas Burris, Peter Berry, George Smith, Mr. Willis, Rodney Hazelwood, Christopher Greene. James Gooding, Jack Frontz, John Allman, Gary Duff, Douglas Newton, Daniel Castner, James Reardon, James Mason, James Kennedy. Charles Burris, Randy Harrison, Terry Hunter, Bernard Gallagher, Philip Turner, Neal Weisenstine, Robert Prouty, Michael Kennedy, John Boyle. The Spartan Hi-Y is composed of iunior and senior boys and, since its organization in 1960, has been one of the most active school groups. Their many activities this year included spon- soring the Thanksgiving chapel and the Induction Service, in which they ioined with the two other Hi-Y clubs. As money making proiects this year, they held a slave auction, and sold sweat shirts with Hi-Y imprinted on them to members. For the second year the club sponsored two boys to attend Youth in Government in Columbus. Officers of the club this year were, president, George Smith, vice president, James Mason, secre- tary, Christopher Greene, treasurer, Michael Arnett. The Spartan Hi-Y advisor is Mr. Richard Willis. Christopher Greene, George Smith, James Mason, Michael Arnett. FIFTY