Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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SOPHOMORE CLASS + ---.+ BACK ROW: G Rupp. C. Walker. J. Spiegel. R. Eubxnk. W. Allen. L. Peterson. L. Kester. D. Brown. P. Kester. J. Jones. D. Harpst. SECOND ROW: G. Allen. R. Overdon, R. Copeland. N. Max. C. Snow. D Kelly. J Heilman. L. Druse. W. A. Gilbert. B. Ford. Mr. Nodvedt sponsor. FIRST ROW: C. Conner, M. Sayer. F. Thompson C O brien. E. Wyman, D. Whitaker. Y Price. F. Rid- path. J. ten Bensel. P. Bubick Not Pictured—V. Danfleld. C. Wolfe. SOPHOMORE CLASS HISTORY The Sophomores started their second year cf high school with an enrollment of thirty-four. Class Officers were as follows: President, Phil Kester, Vice President, Larry Kester. Secretary and Treasurer, Virginia Danfield. Student Council Representative, Donna Kelly. Their class sponsor was Don Nodtvedt. Five boys were out for football. They were Dick Brown, Bud Ford, Larry Kester, Phil Kester, and La verne Peterson. Basketball boys were Larry Kester, Phil Kes- ter. and Bud Ford. Track enthusiasts were Laverne Peterson, Bud Ford, Larry Kester, Dick Brown, Jim Spiegel, and Phil Kester. In the sophomore class there were sixteen girls in the pep club. They were Betty Copeland. Lou Ann Druse. Joan Heilman. Donna Ke’ly, Phyllis Kubik, Neoma Max, Caroline O’Brien. Yvonna Price, Donna Rauch. Fay Anne Ridpath, Marianne Sayer, Flossie Thompson, Diane Whit- aker. Charlene Wolfe. Evelyn Wyman, and Carol Conner. Band members are Lou Ann Druse, Joan Heilman. Phyllis Kubik. Neoma Max. Yvonna Price, Fay Anne Ridpath, Marianne Sayer. Joyce ten Bensel, Diane Whitaker, and Don Harpst. In the Girls Chorus there were thirteen girls; Lou Ann Druse, Joan Heilman, Donna Kelley, Phyllis Kubik. Neoma Max. Caroline O’Brien. Yvonna Pries, Fay Anne Ridpath. Marianne Sayer, Charlene Snow, Joyce ten Bensel Flossie Thompson, and Diane Whitaker. Two members of the class are in Triple Trio. They are Joan Heilman and Yvonna Price. Girls in the Mixed Chorus are Lou Ann Druse, Joan Heilman, Phyllis Kubik, Y.vonne Price, Mari- anne Sayer, Charlene Snow, Joyce ten Bensel. Flossie Thompson, and Diane Whitaker. Boys in the mixed Chorus were Bud Ford. Larry Kester. Phil Kester, and LaVerne Peterson. Letterman from the sophomore class were Dick Brown. Bud Ford. Larry Kester. Phil Kester. and LaVerne Peterson. —16—

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JUNIOR CLASS +---------- ••—••—«—••— •—•+ BACK ROW: K. Whitaker. P. Downey. P. Chris- tenson. R. Lemmon. J. Sexton. E. Barres. F. Leech. D. Kuhlman. 8ECOND ROW: A. Cross. N. Nicholson. C. Johnson. K. Stevenson. H. Durston, J. Richards. P. Arnold. Miss Heckman sponsor. FIRST ROW: H. Moore. D. Teter. J. Denman. E. Barth. C. Kins. M. Mosely. J. Trosper. B. Allen. JUNIOR CLASS HISTORY A healthy, good looking bunch of twenty-four Juniors started this year by electing Miss Heck- man as class sponsor and Eileen Berres as Presi- dent, Joan Denman as Vice President, Nelda Nicholson as Secretary, Darlene Kuhlman as Treasurer. Ken Stevenson was Student council Representative. Harry Durston and Carl Johnson were the boys out for football. Carl Johnson was the on’y boy out for basketball and track. The thrill-of-a-life-time came with the Junior class-rings early in November. The junior class play “Miss Jimmy” was pre- sented on Friday. December 2nd to a very large crowd and was considered a very successful play. The Juniors were very well represented in music this year with three members in the Triple Trio who were Nelda Nicholson. Darlene Kuhlman. and Eileen Berres. There were ten girls in Girls Chorus, Phyllis Arnold, Elizabeth Barth. Eileen Berres. Joan Denman. Carolyn King, Darlene Kuhlman. Mozelle Moseley. Doris Teter, Joyce Trosper and Kathryn Whitaker. Those represented in Mixed Chorus wrere Eileen Berres. Darlene Kuhlman. Nelda Nicholson. Joyce Trosper and accompanist Ken Stevenson. There were 5 juniors in the band. They were Joan Denman. Carolyn King. Doris Teter, Kathryn Whitaker, and Ken Stevenson. Kathryn Whitaker and Ken Stevenson were in the orchestra. Carl Johnson and Harry Durs- ton were represented in the letterman’s club. + — 4- —15—

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■+ FRESHMAN CLASS BACK ROW: K. Cross. L. Parks. J. Doyle, L. Pais- ley. N. Thompson. H. Meinlnger. J. Lemmon. B. Film, .r. Peterson. H. Wiles. L. O'Brien. SECOND ROW: P. Sayer. G. Sisson. J. Allen. J. Coba. T. Slebecker. A. Outzman. D. Williams. M. McClane. B. Brown. J. Karash, Mr. Zoubek sponsor. FIRST ROW: Q. Foster. D. Trosper. C. Dennev. L. Hiatt, E. Fldlcr. s. Johnson, J. Christenson. A. Williams. J. Conlln. M. Vendel. FRESHMAN CLASS HISTORY Entering Cambridge High’s halls for the first time were thirty-three freshmen. At the first class election Herb Meininger was chosen president with Norman Thompson as vice president and Ernestine Fidler as secretary and treasurer, and Sharon Johnson as student council representative. The class sponsor was Mr. James Zoubek. Freshman boys out for football were Bil Brown. Bill Flint. James Lemmon. Herb Me?nin- ger, Jerry Peterson. Pat Sayer. Kenneth Cross. Basketball boys were Bill Flint, James Lem- mon. Herb Meinlnger, Lewis Parks. Norman Thompson, and Kenneth Cross. Boys out for Track were Bill Fl'nt, Kenneth Cross, Jim Lemmon. Jerry Peterson. Nor nan Thompson. Herb Meininger. and Larry Pais’ey. To cheer for their classmates were the.c thirteen pep club girls. Bever’y Frown. Janell Coba. Jean ConHn. Cleo’a Denny. Ernestine Fid- ler. Lavonno H!att. Shirley HFton. Sharon John- son. Marilyn McLane. Thelma Slebecker. An ta Kay Williams. Dixie Williams, and Joan Christen- son. Those who participated in Girls Chorus were Beverly Brown. Janell Coba, Jean Conlin. Shirley Hilton, Sharon Johnson. Marilyn McLane, Anita Kay Williams. Dixie Williams, and Joan Chris- tenson. Freshman girls in Mixed Chorus were Jean Conlin, Shirley Hilton, Sharon Johnson, and Marilyn McLane. The boys in mixed were James Lemmon. Herb Meininger. Leon O’Brien, and Norman Thompson. Band Members were Herb Meininger. Norman Thompson. Marilyn McLane. and Jean Conlin. Herb Meininger was a member of the men’s quartet, and Secretary of the band. Jean Conlin was in Triple Trio. Boys who made the letterman’s club were Bill Flint. James Lemmon. Herb Meininger, Norman Thompson. Kenneth Cross, and Jerry Peterson. —17—