Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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1st. Row: C. Simon, R. Mousel, S. Hiatt, G. Paul- sen. P. Ellis, K. Kuhlman, D. Dixon, L. Rogers. 2nd Row: S. Danfield, K. Troxell, K. Bible, N. Bat- sell, H. Stearns, V. Johnson, L. Heisleman. SECOND GRADE 1st Row: R. Taylor, S. Bassford, L. Nicholson, M. Phillips, L. Karash, R. Kra- mer, D. Stombaugh. 2nd Row: D. Eigenberg, E. Elwood, R. Stombaugh, L. Moseley, B. Ellis, D. Ellis, J. Williams. 3rd Row: R. Danfield, C. Rauch, E. Allen, G. Dorsey, B. Watson, E. Baker, G. Kutz, Mrs. Poush. GRADE FACULTY FIRST GRADE 1st Row: Miss Marcella Walker, Mrs. Helen Roberts, Mrs. Zelma Bose, Miss Ida Benedict. 2nd Row: Mrs. Ruth Poush, Mr. Stanley Meininger, Mrs. Louella Heisleman.

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1st Row: S. Johnson, G. Harsch, S. Miller, B. Pear- son, A. Minnick, M. Sayer, M. Sable. 2nd Row: C. Case, E. Trant, D. Allen. B. Baker, C. Barber, C. Sayer, Mrs. Bose. 3rd Row: L. Moore, K. El- lis, G. Parks, G. Sayer, H. Roberts, C. Druse, W. Hiatt, J. Knutson. NOT IN PICTURE: B. Mou- sel, D. Stearns, P. Morhr- man. FIFTH GRADE 1st Row: E. Baker, K. Johnson, J. Sable, B. New- comb, J. Danfield, J. Karash, J. Kuhlman. 2nd Row: S. Stombaugh, D. Dixon, L. Martin, D. Lemmon, B. Johnson, V. El- wood. 3rd Row: J. Stoddard, L. Kubick, J. Raburn, G. Mar- quart, J. Fidler, K. Harsch, G. Row. FOURTH GRADE 1st Row: B. King, P. Har- bert, K. Luick, B. Kuhlman, C. Kubick, A. Thompson, J. Johnson. 2nd Row: M. Gutzman, D. Allen, M. Herrick, M. Rog- gensees, S. Lamb, G. El- wood. 3rd Row: J. Ridpath, L. Hiatt, B. Elwood. M. Mar- quart, R. Foster, R. Ficht- ner, R. Newcomb, Mrs. Ro- berts. THIRD GRADE -18

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ACTIVITIES One Mad Night was presented two mad nights by the senior class . . . After numerous at- tempts, the seniors succeeded in hospitalizing Miss Lowe .. . Jug Hilton brought the junior class play through in flying colors . . . The coke machine has been a welcome addition to our school, bless it's heart.. . . The anatomy receiving the year's oerfect attendance award will be Major (bull-dog) Miller .. 12:01: The gestapo and hunger-maddened students mutilate books, halls, and fellow victims in a frantic drive to the lunch rooms ... Orchids to the five boys who would dance at the all-school parties . . . Eight potential journalists stormed the halls of the U. Campus seeking knowledge from under every gum wrapper. Results: Pessimistic bearers of the IMP returned to C. H. S— The juniors were in a daze for days due to the brilliance of their class rings . . . Cambridge High is gaining many attractive new students. It may be possible to have all-state girl's football champions in '51 . . . The Juniors gave the seniors Moonlight and Roses for their banguet - - and what a moon ... Otto Walter, Mary Kay Trant, and Mozelle Moseley took the honors in the elimina- tion Declamatory Contest which was judged by Mrs. Ome Shoemaker . . . The fellows were greeted with the opportunity to flirt with a number of out-of- town girls at the annual District V Declamatory Contest. The more serious-minded enjoyed the ex- cellent productions... The Home Ec III girls had an enjoyable afternoon touring St. Catherine's Hos- pital in McCook. The girls were definitely enticed by the plastic cribs... Making use of the new roller- skating rink for class parties, the old gray mare was thus given a rest from those hayrack rides on long, dark, country roads . . . The senior commercial law class went to court in Beaver City—as observers .. . The preflight class acguired valuable experience in aviation through their airplane rides this season ... Students driving to school this year encountered some nice weather to combat. Well, anyway weather.