Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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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.

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BASKETBALL FRONT ROW: Berl Jones. Gene Wolfe. Harold LAST ROW: Wlnton Newcomb. Wayne Jamison. Summers, Ronald Fldler, Don Kinder. Vaughn Stevens. Richard Arnold. Gerald Hilton. Roger Jones. Jerry and Robert Colvert. Minnick. Duane Walters, and Coach •'Mike' Miller. Twenty-nine boys reported for basketball this year. The team started out pretty good by beating Edison and Bartley. They had only 3 hours of practice before playing Edison. Most of the home games were very exciting, for example, tho El wood game required two overtimes in which the El wood center potted the winning points from quite a distance, the Beaver City game was a close one and the Benkeiman game was a very good one in which the Trojans scored twenty-five points in the last quarter to defeat Benkeiman. It seemed SCORES OF THE GAMES 31 Cambridge vs. Edison 29 24 Cambridge . vs. - Bartley 13 13 Cambridge . vs. Arapahoe 19 23 Cambridge . VS. Culbertson 47 14 Cambridge V 5. McCook 57 16 Cambridge Curtis 21 23 Cambridge . VS. - Oxford 13 20 Cambridge VS. Beaver City 21 33 Cambridge . VS. --- Elwood 35 like the boys wouldn’t get started until the last quarter and as a result would get beat. The Trojans had to play Benkeiman first in the tournament. They beat them in an overtime. The next night we played Culbertson and were defeated The following night we played Arapahoe for consola- tion and again we were defeated. There is always another year to try in the District Tournament and Cambridge will always try to do their best and to win if it is possible. 36 Cambridge vs. ... Gothenburg 46 35 Cambridge vs. Trenton 30 28 Cambridge vs. .. Indianola 44 21 Cambridge vs Cozad 55 16 Cambridge vs. Holdrege 42 41 Cambridge vs Benkeiman 31 (District Tournament) 47 Cambridge vs. Benkeiman 42 16 Cambridge vs. Culbertson 24 22 Cambridge vs Arapahoe 29 —28—