Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY BACK ROW: Duane 8mith. Robert Kutz. Richard Arnold. Harold Summers. Duane Walters. Vaughn Stev- ens. Miss Lowe. FRONT ROW: Norma Seago. Cleora Teter, June Hockemter. Betty Barber. Irene Oreenlng. Hazel Edger- ton. A very successful play was given this year by the Junior Class of C. H. S. This play was a three- act farce called Health. Wealth and Romance.” It was full of humorous action and laughable dia- logue. It takes place at a health resort called the House of Health and operated by Terror Tripp, an ex-prize fighter, who thinks there is nothing better than good out-door excercise to strengthen a person and proceeds to demonstrate on his guests. Whinnie” More is a character, who finds himself as the sought after possessor of the correct answer to a nationwide contest so he comes to the House of Health for refuge. Here he finds his troubles are only further multiplied. To keep from being found by two crooks who appear on the scene, he disguises himself as the wealthy Mrs. Lucretia Klondike, of Alaska. Whinnie’s friend. Charlie Kennan. tries to help, but succeeds in further confusing him and things get uproariously funny when Charlie’s valet, Sylvester and Terror Tripp begin to take an interest in Lucretia! When Whinnie finds he canot tell his girl-friend who he really is. he is really desperate, but finally man- ages to bring the play to a happy ending. Charlie Kennan---------------Vaughn Stevens Reginald Whinnie” More Richard Arnold Katie Van Loom .Betty Barber Millie Van Loom Cleora Teter “Terror” Tripp----------------Harold Summers Sylvester Baines................Dane Walters Madge Van Loom-----------------Hazel Edgerton Beth Shepherd.---------------June Hockemier Freckles...................... Duane Smith Wilma Anderson Norma Seago Slappy Wertz................ Robert Kutz Rose Duval---------------------Irene Greening —22—

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BAND FRONT ROW: Sharon 8imon. Marjorie Cline. Kath- ryn Whitaker. Diane Whitaker, Phyllis Foster. John Foster. Ocne Stevens. Ruth Tomlin. Betty Foster. Caro- line O’Brien. Phillip Kester. Paul Walters. Virginia Brown. MIDDLE ROW: Calvin Dixson. Joan Denman. Caro- lyn King. Dorothy Dixson. June Kuhlman. Joyce Smith. Donnie Harpst. Maxine Foster. Twila Max. Darlene Max. Lila Whitaker. BACK ROW: Duane Walters. Otto Walters. Norman Kinder. Robert Colvert. Elaine Smith. Marylou Luther. Mary Kay Trant. Harold Summers. Cleora Teter, Pa- tricia O’Brien. Claudlne Owens, and Patricia Mlnnick. The Cambridge High School Band for the school year 1946-47 was composed of thirty-seven members under the able direction of Miss Marjorie Cline. On November 2. the band sponsored the All School Carnival which netted a total of five hundred dollars for the music fund. This year’s band became highly skilled in marching. Numer- ous compliments were received from the spectators who watched the band drill at the football games. Three concerts were given during the year. At these concerts many people commented on the im- provements shown from time to time during the year. The band will lose several of its faithful mem- bers this year as graduates, but there are always others to take their places. Those members who will be graduating this year are: Norman Kinder. Lila Whitaker. Robert Colvert. Marylou Luther. Ronald Fidler. Patricia O’Brien and Calvin Dixson. —24—