Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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GLEE BOYS’ FRONT ROW: Earl Rauch. Richard Miller. Paul Klinkebiel. Dick Hayes. Frank Carroll. Qerald Hilton. Otis Stanley. Darold Raburn. and Wendell Davis. SECOND ROW: Gene Stevens, Richard Earsom, Wren Trosper. Gerald Fldler. Otto Walters. Robert Colvert. Vaughn 8tevens. and Miss Marjorie Cline. LAST ROW: Duane Walters, Harold Summers Wayne Jamison. Eldon Nicholson. Calvin Dixson. Ron- ald Fidler, Roger Jones. Jerry Mlnnick. and Jack Stev- ens. Boys’ Glee, together with Girls’ Glee, made its first public performance at the All School Carnival. The proceeds from this activity provided the chorus with much new music that was greatly needed and appreciated. The Christmas Program and the P. T. A.’s Anniversary Celebration again enjoyed the chorus, which showed great improve- ment from the beginning of the year. Organized later was the Boys’ Octette composed of Jerry Fidler. Vaughn Stevens. Darold Raburn. Jack Stevens. Jerry Minnick. Gene Stevens. Duane Walters and Harold Summers. A Madrigal Group was a new experience for our students. Those who took part in it were: Norma Seago, Delores Conlin, Lila Whitaker. Betty Foster. Hazel Edgerton. Patricia O’Brien, Marylou Luther, Joan Kester. Jerry Fidler. Vaughn Stevens. Darold Raburn. Jack Stevens, Jerry Minnick. Gene Stevens. Duane Walters and Harold Summers. —25—

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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—

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GIRLS’ GLEE FRONT ROW: Joan Smith, Lila Whitaker, Betty Foster. Delores Conlin, Patrica Mlnnick, Darlene Max. Elaine Smith, Betty Johnson, Ruth Johnston, Marian Allen. Viola Ann Martin, and Hazel Edgerton. SECOND ROW: Dorothy Deterding. Joyce Smith, Verona Hiatt, Betty Barber. Claudine Owens. Norma Sc-ago. Helen O'Brien. Cleora Teter, Phyllis Kuhlman, Rcba Ohlson. Dorothy Dixson. Maxine Foster. June ten This year. Chorus was composed of both Girls’ and Boys' Glee. An interesting feature about this group was the fact that both boys and girls sang all their numbers a cappella. Considering the great number of students enrolled in vocal music, the results were outstanding. Bensel, Marilyn Teter, Mary Baker, and Miss Marjorie Cline. LA8T ROW: Margaret Durner, Sharon Coba. De- lores 8chaffert. Patricia O’Brien. Mary Kay Trant, Bonnie Perdue, Marylou Luther. Darlene Decker. Dor- othy Lockenour. Ruth Heisleman. June Hockemelr, Mil- dred Harsch. Twila Max. Joan Kester. and Ruth Tomlin. both vocal groups performed at the McCook Dis- trict Music Contest. A sextette composed of Lila Whitaker, Betty Poster. Hazel Edgerton. Patricia O’Brien, Marylou Luther and Joan Kester was the only small group that was organized. —26— Under the able direction of Miss Marjorie Cline.