Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

Text from Pages 1 - 64 of the 1958 volume:

t THE WO JAN 1957 - 1958 Cambridge High School Cambridge, Nebraska Published by Henington Publishing Co. Wolfe City, Texas SEATED: Marvin Brown, Marilyn Ricketts, Alice Ehler, Shirley McCoy, Myrom Potter. STANDING: Ellsworth Mumma, Bob Simpson. Fred Anderson, Loyd Parker. fACULTV MARVIN BROWN MARILYN RICKETTS ALICE EHLER SHIRLEY McCOY MYROM POTTER ELLSWORTH MUMMA BOB SIMPSON FRED ANDERSON LOYD PARKER B. S. Peru State Teachers College B. S. Kearney State Teachers Collegt B. A. Hastings College B. S. University of Nebraska B. S. Kearney State Teachers College B. S. North East State Teachers at Kirksville B. S. Peru State Teachers College B. S. Chadron State Teachers College M. A. University of Nebraska B. S. Oklahoma A M 'ANNUM STAFF FIRST ROW: S. Bassford, P. Ellis, J. Sayer, B. Phelps. SECOND ROW: M. Smith, K. Hilton, Mr. Simpson. D. Estergard, L. Jones, C. Simon, K. Bible. S. Stanton. Editor ................ Business Manager........ Asst. Business Manager. Organizations........... Photographer........... Sports.................. Typists ................ Cartoonists Sponsor... Shirley Bassford ......Paul Ellis Kenneth Hilton .. Bonnie Phelps Marjorie Smith .. Chuck Simon Larry Jones . Sandra Stanton Dick Estergard Jackie Sayer Sandra Stanton Kenneth Bible .. Mr. Simpson 4 SENIOR CLASS H STORy In the year 1946, eight of the senior class members started their journey through the Cambridge schools. They included: Ken Bible, Paul Ellis, Ralph Freeborn, Vivian Johnson, Ron Mouse 1. Chuck Simon, Sandra Stanton, and Howard Stearns. Mrs. Poush was our teacher that year. She turned us over to Mrs. Heiselman for our second year. There we added Donald Dixson and Loren Rogers to our group. Mrs. McLane was our third grade teacher, and it was in that grade that we added Dick Estergard, Jim Foster, Jackie Sayer, Mar- jorie Smith, Karol Taylor, and Dalwin Sayer. We went on to the fourth grade where Mrs. McReynolds taught us and then we moved on to the fifth grade where we added Don Harding and lost Sandra Stanton. Mrs. Bose was our teacher. Then we moved upstairs to the sixth grade where Miss Anderberry was our teacher. From there we made the big stepinto Junior High and into the seventh grade, where we added Wanda Carter, Marie Newcomb, and lost Loren Rogers. Mr. Mitchell and Mrs. Dobbie were our teachers. Then we moved on to the eighth grade where we completed our final year in grade school, with.Mrs. Dobbie and Mrs. Phelps as our teachers. It was there we added Eldon Colson and Larry Jones. Sandra Stanton returned also. We finally arrived at our first year of high school, where we gained Ronald Banzhaf, Ann Easter, George Miller, Bonnie Phelps, and Loren Rogers. The highlights of the year were the freshman mixer and our first high school ban- quets. We traveled on to our sophomore year, where we added Steve Arnold. In our junior year we gave the play Quit Your Kidding, and had Carousel as our Junior-Senior Banquet theme. At last our final year of school arrived and we attended our last school events: The Senior Play, The Junior-Senior Banquet, and sneak day. 5 Kenneth Bible Band-1-2-3 Annual Staff-4 Student Council-1 Chorus-1-2 C Club-2-3-4 Footba 11-1-2-3-4 Basketball-2 Track-1-2-3-4 Music Contest-1-2- Class Officer-3 Bonnie Phelps Band-1-2-3-4 Annual Staff-4 Junior Class Play Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Cheerleader-4 Homecoming Queen-4 Girls P. E. -1-2-3 Class Officer-2-3 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 County Government Day-3 Wanda Carter Band-1-2-3 Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Girls P. E. -1-2-3 Pep Club President-4 Ron Mousel Band-1-2 FFA-1-2 Junior Class Play Chorus-1 C” Club-2-3-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Class Officer-1-2-3 Music Contest-1 C Club Officer-4 6 Charles Simon Annual Staff-4 Student Council-1-4 Junior Class Play Chorus-1-2 C Club-2-3-4 Football-2-3-4 Football Co-captain-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Class Officer-1-3-4 Music Contest-1 County Government Day-3 Sandra Stanton Annual Staff-4 Student Council-4 Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Girls P. E. -1-2-3-4 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 Marie Newcomb Band-1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Jackie Sayer Band-1-2-3 Annual Staff-4 Student Council-2 FHA-1-2-3-4 FHA Play-2-3 Chorus-1-2-3 Cheerleader-2 Girls P. E. -1-2-4 Music Contest-1-2-3 Paul Ellis Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Band-1-2-3-4 Student Council-3 Annual Staff-3-4 Junior Class Play Chorus-1-2-3 C Club-1-2-3-4 Footba 11-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Class Officer-1-2-3-4 Music Contest-1-2-3 County Government Day Girls P. E. -1-2-3 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 Larry Jones Annual Staff-4 Student Council-4 FFA-1-2 Chorus-1-2 ”C Club-2-3-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Co-capta in-4 Basketball-4 Track-1-2-3-4 Music Contest-1 C Club Officer-4 7 Richard Estergard Annual Staff-4 FFA-1 C” Ciub-2-3-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3 Class Officer-2-4 Ann Easter Loren Rogers FFA-1-2 Chorus-1-2-3 Music Contest-1-2-3 Marjorie Smith FHA-1-2-3-4 Junior Play Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Girls P. E. -1-3-4 Class Officer-1 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 County Government Day FHA Play Homecoming Attendant Band-1-2-3-4 Majorette-1-2-3-4 Annual Staff-4 National Honor Society FHA-1-2-3-4 FHA Play-2 Junior Class Play Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Cheerleader-1-2-4 Homecoming Attendant Girls P. E. -1-4 Class Officer-1-4 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 Dalwin Sayer FFA-1-2-3-4 C Club-1-2-3-4 Football-1-2-3-4 Track-4 8 Vivian Johnson Donald Dixon Band-1-2-3-4 FFA-1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Chorus-1-2-3-4 Football-3 Basketball-1-2-3 Track-3 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 County Government Day Steve Arnold County Government Day Class Officer-3 Track-2 Karol Taylor Band-1-2-3-4 FHA Play-2-3 FHA-1-2-3-4 Junior Play Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Girls P. E. -1-2-3-4 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 Band-1-2-3-4 Majorette-1-2-3-4 Junior Class Play Chorus-1-2-3-4 Pep Club-1-2-3-4 Cheerleader-2-4 Girls P. E. -1-2-4 Declamatory Contest-3 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 County Government Day Class Officer-1 Don Harding Football-1-2-3-4 FFA-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3-4 Track-1-2-3-4 County Government Day C Club-2-3-4 9 Ronnie Banzhaf FFA-1-2-3-4 C Club-2-3-4 Chorus-2 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2-3 Track-1-2-3-4 County Gov. -3 James Foster Student Manager-3 George Miller Track-1-2-3-4 Chorus-1-2-3-4 Band-1-2-3-4 Declam. -2-3 Football-1-2-3-4 Basketball-1-2 C Club-2-3-4 Class Sec. -1-2 Class Play-3 County Gov. -3 Music Contest-1-2-3-4 Howard Stearns Football-1-2-3 Chorus-2 C Club-2-3 Basketball-1 Music Contest-2 Ralph Freeborn FFA-1-2 Football-2-3-4 C Club-2-3-4 Chorus-2 Track-1-2-3 Eldon Colson FFA-1-2-3 Football-1-2-3-4 C” Club-3-4 Chorus-2 Track-3 10 SOL LOR CLASS WILL Steve Arnold..............My Arapahoe girls to Dick Tellus. Ronnie Banzhaf............My womenless ways to Marvin. Kenneth Bible.............My cars to Pioneer Village. Wanda Carter..............My pleasingly plump figure to Norma Lamb. Eldon Colson..............My never tell a fib tactics to Karen Schroeder. Donald Dixon..............My perfect attendance at school to Donny Case. Ann Easter................My safe driving to Lyndall Moseley. Paul Ellis................My ability to get along to my brother. Dick Estergard............My size 13 shoes to Roger Sandman. Jim Foster................My motor scooter to Danny Sexton. Ralph Freeborn............My basketball ability to Dale Ellis. Don Harding...............My car wreck to Eric Knehans. Vivian Johnson............My walk to Loyeen Nicholson. Larry Jones...............My athletic ability to Paul Bentley. George Miller..............I will all my belongings to Janet Johnson. Ronnie Mousel.............My McCook girls to Eric Eisenhart. Marie Newcomb.............My height to Darlene Krauss. Bonnie Phelps.............My Homecoming crown to some lucky Junior girl. Loren Rogers..............My ability to get women to Kenneth Hilton. Jackie Sayer..............My ability to get my lessons to Rick Taylor. Chuck Simon...............My long curls to Shirley Bassford. Marjorie Smith...........My ability to cheerlead to Janice McQuiety. Sandra Stanton..........My natural red hair to Judy Shoff. Howard Stearns............My European trip to Winston Churchill. Karol Taylor..............My natural black hair to Retha Cherry. Dalwin Sayer..............My weight to Donald Proud. 11 ANN EASTER KEN BIBLE SANDRA STANTON DALWIN SAYER MARIE NEWCOMB Back Row: Jean Zimmili, Howard Stearns, Chuck Simon. Mike Simon, Lyle Jones Middle Row: Karen Kullman, Sandra Danfield, Sandra Stanton, Norma Lee. Brenda King Front Row: Ken Bible, Ralph Freeborn, Ron Mousel, Janet Kline BONNIE PHELPS 12 LARRY JONES ELDON COLSON NAME Steve Arnold Ronnie Banzhaf Kenneth Bible Wanda Carter Eldon Colson Donald Dixon Ann Easter Paul Ellis Dick Estergard Jim Foster Ralph Freeborn Don Harding Vivian Johnson Larry Jones George Miller Ronnie Mouse 1 Marie Newcomb Bonnie Phelps Loren Rogers Jackie Sayer Dalwin Sayer Chuck Simon Marjorie Smith Sandra Stanton Howard Stearns Karol Taylor SENIOR PROPHECV WANTS TO BE PROBABLY WILL BE Johnson's Hired Man Drafted Farmer Broke Mechanic Pipe Cleaner Stenographer Wastebasket Millionaire Bum Race Driver Traffic Cop Teacher Psychiatrist's Patient Doctor Butcher Engineer Circus Fatman In the Service Civilian Millionaire Dog Catcher Farmer Broke Hairdresser Combing Game Warden Poacher Sports Announcer Selling Peanuts Collegeman Educated Bum Secretary Pencil Sharpener Nurse In the Hospital Farmer Pickle de-Bumper Multi-Millionaire Bookkeeper Farmer Cotton Picker Marine Sergeant Buck Private Traveler Homebody Private Secretary Boss's Wife Professional Scout Cub Home Ec. Teacher Job Hunter 14 N OUR OPINION The most popular girl..................................................... Bonnie Phelps The most popular boy........................................................Larry Jones The best looking girl...................................................... Marje Smith The best looking boy........................................................Steve Arnold The best student, girl.....................................................Jackie Sayer The best student, boy........................................................Paul Ellis The best worker, boy.....................................................Dick Estergard The best worker, girl...............................................................Karol Taylor The best dressed girl........................................................ Ann Easter The best dressed boy..................................................................Don Harding The most talented girl.................................................Vivian Johnson The most talented boy.......................................................Kenny Bible The most athletic...................................................................Chuck Simon The most bashful.......................................................Ronny Banzhof The most sincere ...................................................Ralph Freeborn The best pianist.........................................................Marie Newcomb The most humorous..................................................................Dalwin Sayer The most unpredictable.................................................Donald Dixson The one who has been the fartherest........................................Howard Stearns The best dancer.......................................................................Ron Mousel The most accommodating..............................................................Wanda Carter The most determined to succeed.....................................................George Miller The dependable janitor..............................................................James Foster The most thoughtful.................................................................Eldon Colson The most carefree...................................................................Loren Rogers 15 The best typist Sandra Stanton THENATIONAL HOHOff SOCIETY Left to Right: Marjorie Smith and Paul Ellis 16 First Row: E. Baker, C. Spath, S. Bassford, C. Berres, L. Nicholson, M. Woolston, J. McQuiety, Dugger. Second Row: B. Ellis, L. Moseley, E. Knehans, G. Dorsey, E. Allen, K. Hilton, D. Tellus, Colson, Mr. Potter. L. Brown. J. D. Ellis, K. JUNIOR CLASS The third year of high school started with the 18 members of the Junior Class electing the following officers for first semester: President-Dale Ellis; Vice President-Joan Dugger; Secretary-Lyndal Moseley; Treasurer-Shirley Bassford; Student Council members-Dick Tellus, Glenn Dorsey; The Second Semester officers were elected as follows: President-Kenneth Hilton; Vice President-Eric Knehans; Secretary-Shirley Bassford; Treasurer-Christine Berres; Student Council members-Dick Tellus, Glenn Dorsey. Eight girls were members of the Pep Club. Six boys went out for football and four boys went out for basketball. Glenn Dorsey was selected to represent Cambridge at Boys' State for 1958. Mary Ellen Woolston was selected to represent Cambridge at Girls' State for 1958. 20 First Row; A. Foster, M. Allen, J. Harding, C. Johnson. C. Rogers, C. Rauch, L. Avery, N. Lamb, K. Beals, C. Noble. Second Row: D. Case, R. Cherry, C. Sayer, R. Woolston, C. Minnick, J. Johnson, K. Schroeder, D.Krauss, B. Jones, Mr. Brown. Third Row: P. Bentley, E. Eisenhart, W. Jones, M. Steven, J. Brown. R. Danfield, G. Estergard, M. Banzhaf, R. Taylor, D. Sexton, D. Allen. SOPHOMORE CLASS The second year of high school started as the 32 members of the Sophomore class elected the following officers for the first semester: President, Karen Schroeder; Vice President, Kathy Beals; Secretary, Judy Harding; Treasurer. Walt Jones; Student Council member. John Johnson. The Second Semester officers were: President, Linda Avery; Vice President, Marvin Banzhaf; Secretary, Jimmy Brown; Treasurer, Eric Eisenhart; Student Council member, Norma Lamb. Twelve girls were members of Pep Club. Two, Judy Harding and Kathy Beals, were elected second team cheer- leaders. Eight boys went out for football and nine went out for basketball. FIRST ROW: Mrs. McCoy, D. Proud, L. Sayer, J. Shoff, G. Kasson, S. Walburn, K. Bentley, R. Bassford, L. Spath, R. Knehans, J. Heilman, R. Sandman, L. Ogorzolka, R. Carter, P. Burton, M. Joseph. FRESHMAN CUSS The freshman class, composed of 15 members, participated in many school activities during the school year. Eight freshman girls were members of the pep club, four were members of the band, and seven participated in girls' glee and mixed chorus. Several boys went out for football, and basketball. Following were the officers selected by the class: First Semester, Pres. Robert Bassford, Vice-Pres.-Gary Kasson, Sec.-Janet Heilman, Treas.-Mary Kay Joseph, Student Council-Judy Shoff, Robert Bassford. Second Semester, Pres. Susan Walburn, Vice-Pres.-Mary Kay Joseph, Sec.-Gary Kasson, Treas.-Janet Heilman. A covered dish dinner, held at the high school during the second semester, was enjoyed by the freshmen, their guests and sponsors. Dancing and volleyball furnished the evening's entertainment. 22 GONE GATHERINGS FIRST ROW: C. Simon, D. Eliis, J. Johnson, R. Bassford. SECOND ROW: G. Dorsey, S. Stanton, L, Jones, J. Shoff, D. Tellus, -K. Schroeder, Mr. Simpson. STUDENT COUNCIL The objectives of the Student Council of Cambridge High School are to develop student responsibility, initiative, leadership , and school pride; to promote the best of co-operation between the student body and the faculty, to pro- mote worthy citizenship training, to provide a working model of a governmental unit under which students will live, and to provide a means for pupil expression. Members of the student council, which are elected for one year, have a fairly high scholastic standing. There are three representatives, each from the Junior and Senior classes, and two each from the Freshman and Sophomore classes. The President of the student council is always a Senior, the Vice-President can be a Junior or Senior, and the Secretary-Treasurer can be from any of the classes. These officers are not changed at the semester but are elected for the whole year. The Superintendent sponsors the student council, and anything passed by the student council is subject to his or the Principal’s veto. 24 F.HJV. FRONT ROW: L. Avery, K. Taylor, C. Berres, M. Smith, J. Sayer, A. Easter, R. Cherry, L. Nicholson. BACK ROW: Miss Ricketts, L. Sayer, J. Shoff, S. Walburn, K. Schroeder, C. Minnick, M. Woolston, J. Heilman, C. Johnson, J. Harding, K. Beals. F.FA FRONT ROW: R. Sandman, D. Dixson, R. Banzhaf, D. Sayer, D. Harding, L. Moseley, K. Hilton, D. Sexton. BACK ROW: Mr. Parker, D. Proud, R. Tellus, G. Estergard, J. Brown. M. Banzhaf, D. Ellis, P. Bentley, D. Allen. 25 F-HA. PLAY William Heupel...... Sylvia Long......... Tessie Tingle ...... Betsy Brown ........ Mrs. William Heupel Clara Heupel ....... Anna ............... Paul Harden......... Mr. Long............ Officer ............ .....Karol Taylor ,.. Christine Berres ,.. Susan Walburn ... Janet Heilman ...... Ann Easter Carol Ann Minnick .....Judy Harding . Karen Schroeder .....Jackie Sayer .... Carole Johnson Bonnie Phelps, Queen (center), and her two attendants, Marjorie Smith (left), and Ann Easter (right). HOMECOMING S. Bassford K. Colson C. Berres J. McQuiety L. Nicholson E- Allen J. McQuiety M. Woolston K. Hilton C. Berres S. Bassford L. Nicholson S. Bassford H. Allen CAST Glenn Dorsey Loyeen Nicholson Janice McQuiety Mary Ellen Woolston Christine Berres Shirley Bassford Kenneth Hilton Dick Tellus PHYSICAL EDUCATION FIRST ROW: J. Heilman. J. McQuiety, P. Burton. K. Beals, L. Spath, L. Ogorzoika, C. Spath. S. Bassford. SECOND ROW: L. Sayer, R. Cherry, L. Nicholson, C. Berres, J. Sayer, V. Johnson, K. Bentely, Mrs. McCoy. THIRD ROW: K. Schroeder, K. Taylor, M. Smith, J. Shoff, C. Sayer. C. Minnick, S. Walbum, A. Easter. MIXED CHORUS FIRST ROW: M. Newcomb, M. Allen, J. Dugger, P. Burton, L. Ogorzoika, C. Noble, L. Brown, K. Beals, B. Phelps. J. Harding, A. Foster, C. Johnson. SECOND ROW: K. Taylor, M. Woolston, L. Nicholson, D. Krauss, C. Berres, C. Sayer, R. Cherry, C. Minnick, J. Shoff, S. Walburn, S. Stanton, W. Carter, A. Easter, M. Smith, Mr. Mumma. THIRD ROW: J. McQuiety, K. Schroeder, S. Bassford, E. Baker. J. Heilman, L. Sayer, V. Johnson, C. Rogers. N. Lamb, L. Avery, C. Spath, L. Spath. FOURTH ROW: D. Case, E. Eisenhart, D. Tellus, L. Moseley, G. Dorsey, G. Miller, K. Hilton, D. Sexton. R. Sandman. 29 GIRLS' CHORUS FIRST ROW: M. Newcomb, M. Allen, J. Dugger, P. Burton, L. Ogorzolka, C. Noble, L. Brown, K. Beals, B. Phelps, J. Harding, A. Foster, C. Johnson. SECOND ROW: K. Taylor, M. Woolston, L. Nicholson, D. Krauss, C. Berris, C. Sayer, R. Cherry. C. Minnick, J. Shoff, S. Walbum, S. Stanton, W. Carter, A. Easter, M. Smith, Mr. Mumma. THIRD ROW: J. McQuiety, K. Schroeder. S. Bassford, E. Baker, J. Heilman, L. Sayer, V. Johnson, C. Rogers, N. Lamb, L. Avery. C. Spath, L. Spath. BOYS CHORUS FIRST ROW: R. Sandman, D. Case, E. Eisenhart, D. Sexton, G. Kasson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Mumma, K. Hilton, G. Dorsey, G. Miller, D. Tellus. L. Moseley. 30 BAND FRONT ROW: Connie B., LoyeenN., Donald D., CharlesT., Eddie H., Luella S., Janet H., SusanW., VivianJ., RichardT., James M., Bonnie P., Connie A. SECOND ROW: Kathy B., Carole J., John J., Jimmy B., Eric E., Donnie C., Marie N., Roger S., Paul Z.. Karol T., Richard J., Bernard J., Eddie R., John W.. Donnie P., George M., Glenn D. THIRD ROW: Kathy P., Sandra N., Linda A., Susan W., Retha C., Joan D., Donna B., Harbor S., Carol M., Mr. Mumma. MAJORETTES Marje S., Chris B., Viv J., Janet H., Shirley B. 31 ATHLETIC BANQUET November 22, 1957 32 PEP CLUB FIRST ROW: W. Carter, L. Spath, J. Heilman, J. Shoff, C. Sayer, S.Walburn, L. Sayer, L. Ogorzolka, C. Noble, P. Burton, K. Bentley. SECOND ROW: R. Cherry, M. Woolston, L. Nicholson, D. Krauss, K. Schroder, J. ayer, C. Minnick, A. Easter, S. Stanton, K. Taylor, E. Baker, M. Ricketts. THIRDROW: L. Brown, M. Newcomb, C. Johnson, A. Foster, J. Dugger, J. Harding, K. Beals, C. Spath, S. Bass- ford, N. Lamb, L. Avery. CHEERLEADERS Bonnie Phelps Vivian Johnson Chris Berres Marjorie Smith 33 C CLUB FRONT ROW: P. Ellis, R. Freeborn, D. Harding, J. Johnson, M. Banzhaf, D. Ellis, K. Bible, E. Colson. SECOND ROW: Mr. Simpson, H. Steams. K. Hilton, L. Moseley, G. Miller, R. Banzhaf, C. Simon, R. Mousel, Mr. Brown. LAST ROW: D. Tellus, L. Jones, E. Allen, D. Estergard, G. Dorsey, J. Brown, E. Knehans, D. Sayer. KEARNEY INTERSCHOLASTIC CONTESTANTS FIRST ROW: L. Nicholson, American History; K. Schroeder, World History; L. Avery, Geometry; S. Wal- burn. Home Economics; K. Beals, World History; S. Bassford, English, American History; LAST ROW: P. Ellis, English Usage, Chemistry, American Government; K. Bible, Advanced Algebra; L. Sayer, Algebra; J. Sayer, Advanced Algebra; S. Stanton, Shorthand; R. Banzhaf, Chemistry, American GovernmentjB. Woolston, Biology. NOT PICTURED: Karol Taylor. 34 Cambridge-19 Grant-0 The trojans got off to a fine start by downing the Plainsmen in the season's opener. The blocking and the tackling were good for the first game. Highlight Chuck Simon's 70 yard interception for a touchdown. Cambridge-39 Oxford-6 Cambridge won handily in their first conference game. Dale Ellis, John Johnson, Chuck Simon, Don Harding, and Jim Brown made points. Highlight Jim Brown's brilliant down field running. Cambridge-24 Beaver City-0 Cambridge beat a hard-fighting and hard-running Bearcat Club by sheer work on the part of the line and by our hard running backs. Highlights Paul Ellis's brilliant quarterbacking and Larry Jones's fine all round playing. Cambridge-12 Alma-13 Cambridge lost a heart-breaker to a strong Cardinal Club. This game had hardly any highlight, as every Trojan gave it all he had. Highlight Don Harding's fine running and Dick Estergard's fine defensive work. Cambridge-27 Curtis-14 Curtis, a Class B Team, filled in for Franklin, who had the flu, was out-classed on their own field by the Trojans. The Trojans were also plagued without the services of Don Harding and Dale Ellis. Highlight Ken Hilton's fine running and defensive work, and George Miller's pass interception. Cambridge-26 Elwood-7 The Trojans had a hard time getting started in this game. But as the game progressed the Trojans came to life and made the points necessary to defeat the Pirates considerably. Highlight line play of Ron Mousel, Ken Bible, Ron Banzhaf, and Dalwin Sayer. Cambridge-45 Orleans-O Cambridge trounced Orleans for an enjoyable Homecoming . Coach Brown swept the bench and the underclassmen got well needed experience. Highlight Dale Ellis's fine offensive work. Cambridge-14 Wauneta-7 The Trojans played the last of our games on the Broncos field. The Senior Men who played their last game were: Paul Ellis, Larry Jones, Don Harding, George Miller, Eldon Colson, Ralph Freeborn, Ken Bible, Ron Banzhaf, Ron Mousel, Chuck Simon, Dick Estergard, and Dalwin Sayer. 38 FIRST ROW: W. Jones, R. Taylor, E. Colson, P. Bentley, J. Johnson, R. Freeborn, D. Sexton. R. Knehans, D. Proud, G. Estergard. SECOND ROW: D. Sayer, K. Hilton, G. Miller, R. Banzhaf, R. Tellus, R. Mousel, C. Simon, K. Bible, D. Harding, P. Ellis. THIRD ROW: Coach Simpson, R. Carter, J. Brown, G. Dorsey, E.Allen, D. Estergard, L. Jones, M. Banzhaf, E. Knehans, Coach Brown. FOOTBALL The Cambridge Trojans ended another winning season with a record of seven wins and one loss. Coach Brown has won thirteen out of sixteen games in his two years at Cambridge. The orange and black line was helped greatly by Coach Brown's assistant, Coach Simpson. Ken Bible, center, and Chuck Simon, an end, were awarded a first team place on the Class C all-state teams in two leading papers. Ron Mousel, tackle, Ken Bible, center. Chuck Simon, end, and Larry Jones, fullback were the first team selections by the coaches of the Republican Valley League. Dick Estergard, end. and Dale Ellis, halfback, were second team R.V.L. selections. 39 First Row: Rick Knehans, Bob Woolston, Ken Dixson, Eric Eisenhart, Paul Bentley, Gary Estergard, Richard Taylor, Second Row: John Johnson, Gary Kasson, Larry Jones, Walter Jones, Dick Haith, Chuck Simon, Paul Ellis, Don Harding, Back Row; Coach Simpson, Dale Ellis, Ken Hilton, Dick Estergard, Eldon Allen, Jim Brown, Roger Carter and Coach Brown. Cambridge 55 Elwood 54 — Cambridge 48 Wauneta 37 Cambridge 49 Trenton 59 Cambridge 34 Indianola 39 Cambridge 52 Franklin 71 Cambridge 66 Oxford 40 w Cambridge 65 Arapahoe 42 Cambridge 58 Orleans 51 Cambridge 49 Beaver City 52 v- Cambridge 52 Bartley 35 ✓ Cambridge 47 Benkleman 41 Cambridge 38 Alma 58 Cambridge 50 Wauneta 54 Cambridge 51 Oxford 53 Cambridge 45 Curtis 54 1 Coach Brown, head Coach and Coach Simpson, assistant Coach had a fairly good season this year and are looking for a better season next year. This year’s record for the varsity was 8 wins and 8 losses, compared to the second teams 9 wins and 5 losses. 40 HIGHLIGHT OF THE SEASON Trojans one point win over Elwood. j NNOmCW - HONORS CONVOCATION ALL SCHOOL C Ronald Banzhaf OUTSTANDING SCIENCE STUDENT OUTSTANDING ENGLISH STUDENT OUTSTANDING BUSINESS STUDENT OUTSTANDING MATHEMATICS STUDENT LUTHER AWARD STATE TEACHERS COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP STATE CHURCH COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP MC COOK COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Ronald Banzhaf Glenn Dorsey Shirley Bassford VALEDICTORIAN OF SENIOR CLASS SALUTATORIAN OF SENIOR CLASS OUTSTANDING JUNIOR STUDENT OUTSTANDING SOPHOMORE STUDENT OUTSTANDING FRESHMAN STUDENT JUNIOR-SENIOR PROM Prom King Chuck Simon Crowning of the Queen by Erich Knehans Prom Queen Jackie Sayer Mr. Simpson. Mrs. Simpson, Dick Estergard George Miller Erich Knehans Mr. and Mrs. Potter Jr. Class Sponsor Karol Taylor, Elizabeth Baker, Billie Ellis Glenn Dorsey, Kenneth Hilton, Mr. Potter 42 “THE BIG THREE” Bellamy18 Pharmacy, Clevenger's, Lloyd's Jewelry, Clothing COMPLIMENTS OF Beardmore Motor Company : h evro'lei C. M. Druse SALES AND SERVICE B UICK A ) THAT INSURES V Every Car On The Road Is A Used Phone 88 Phone 296 Car Cambridge Nebraska Cambridge Nebr. 43 Nebr. Boost the Annual Readers!! Advertisers wboBoost Paisley Market The Annual Cambridge Minnick Lumber Co. Implement SEE YOUR R. King or L. Richardson For Your Building Needs Phone 27 International Harvester Dealer Wishes to see you. Phone 99 44 ... $ ttLUv.. .4 % p Jil : Trenchards Service Station PERRY PHILLIPS Phone 54 Cambridge Nebraska URLING ELEVATOR Phone 113 Cambridge Nebraska KANSAS-NEBRASKA NATURAL GAS CO. Phone 67 Cambridge Nebraska PIONEER INSURANCE AGENCY Phone 29 Cambridge Nebraska 45 BARBER SHOP SHOFF MILLER _ ... 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Cambridge Nebraska JOHNNIE'S CAFE Phone 8 Cambridge Nebraska MARLINE TOGS Phone 56 Cambridge Nebraska TOM'S SERVICE SINCLAIR PRODUCTS Phone 84 Cambridge JACK'S SERVICE CHAMPLIN PRODUCTS Phone 8 Cambridge 4G Janet H., Shirley B Alice F.. Linda A Arlene M Chuck Marjorie % FIRST ROW: R. Banzhaf, L. Jones, D. Ellis, C. Simon, M. Banzhaf, D. Harding, G. Miller. SECOND ROW: Coach Simpson, P. Bentley, K. Hilton, E. Allen, J. Brown, P. Ellis, Coach Brown. ARAPAHOE INVITATIONAL HASTINGS INVITATIONAL KEARNEY R.V.L. DISTRICT STATE Runner-up Class C Champions Third Champions Runner-up Five Qualifiers NEW SCHOOL RECORDS: 440 yd. dash-51. 9 880 yd. dash-2.08 Mile Run -4.55 by Larry Jones by Ronnie Banzhaf by Ronnie Banzhaf State Qualifiers: Chuck Simon, Ken Hilton, Dale Ellis, Jim Brown, Larry Jones. Larry Jones placed 3rd in the 440 yd. dash at the State Meet. The 880 yd. relay team placed 3rd at the State Meet. 49 Back Row: Miss Ehler, Donald Dixson, Ron Mousel, Steve Arnold, George Miller, Loren Rogers. Eldon Colson. Front Row: Ann Easter, Marjorie Smith, Bonnie Phelps, Vivian Johnson, Sandra Stanton, Marie Newcomb. SENIOR CLASS PLAY 50 i’C Vl v' Will K i t V vCPAwSK . 1 • K tfv-W,f$!fMHjfift]. � j!|‘1 r wTOmib V' vl6™ 1,'i.i.W A7.il•v ’A fy . , , . '. n1 w. a. .1 K « U T L t Mm ■ fm |f ; f K W-i 'iiivJBy •?( ■ ?. •' i K1V v v ; � v llWliwili imm m m$mmtmMw fflfftiWlfa iWf.Jl • wr'fiN'. • ’Jttr ■ $■.••' :' «I '.-.M'M'v • '. :'! AUTOGRAPHS 52