Cambridge High School - Tableau (Cambridge, MN)

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Cl?.LCL o The I987 senior class trip to Chicago followed in the same footsteps as the many before. 5:00 A.M. came too early as usual. While loading buses ifl and 4952, we had no idea how much fun the Windy City would be. Making the ever famous pitstop to visit Ms 15' lg' Cow . B.T. was the first to mount her. Reachin our destination we g , had time to chow and blow some cash before our night tour of Chicago. Included in our tour was a 50 second trip up IO3 floors of the Sears Tower. What a sight the nightline was! Friday began with visiting the Science Museum, Field Musem. and the Aquarium. The fun continued when we saw the play Sheer Madness , and then partied down at Hotel Bismarck. We not only have the memories of our senior class trip, but an experience that opened our eyes to the freedom and opportunities ahead of us. , WAY' 6. 1 ,,', ' if l 'Q' 4 Y P NX

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GRADUATION On Sunday, June 7, I987, at l:30 P.M., this year's graduating class, clad in blue robes. marched into the Cambridge High School Football stadium. Graduation day had arrived. The graduation ceremonies began with an invocation given by Reverend Ronald Bergman. Cut From The Same Cloth was sung by the Concert Choir. The graduation ceremonies featured speak- ers Validictorian Carolyn Clark and Salutatorian Joseph Macki. Following the speeches and presentations of scholarships and awards, those seniors who had enough credits to graduate. re- ceived their well-deserved diplomas. I ft Q 9 Q i , 5 sy ,W . CLASS FLOWERS: Blue lris CLASS COLORS: Blue and White CLASS PHILOSOPHY: ldeals are like stars: you will not succeec in touching them with your hands, but like the seafaring man on the desert of waters. you choose them as your guides. and following them. you reach your destiny. Carl Schurz