Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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Penny arcade turns out to be a success The Sophomores held their 75-76 Penny Arcade on April 23 at the CHS Gym. The arcade turned out to be a very profitable and fun. Although the class is some what small, they put forth all of their effort. CLOCKWISE, starting LEFT: K. Kester and B. Klocke announce the winner of the guessing booth . . . M. Kubik and O. Miller help out at eating up the breakfast food . . . D. Shoenfish shows off his special abilities . . . D. Vail in zooms for the finish.

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“It runs in family ” Last fall was the presentation of the Juniors Play, “It Runs In The Family.” They gave a matinee in the afternoon and then the same evening they gave their performance. Many spectators commented about the good job of acting done by the cast. CLOCKWISE, starting RIGHT: H. Fellers and R. Witte do their usual push ups . . . D. Wilson. N. Mollring. W. Zysset and M. Mowry try to get through dress rehearsal . . . N. Mollring and D. Wilson caught acting very con- cerned . . . . T. Gross displays his ability to be a teacher. 26

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Homecoming brings Miller duo The 75-76 Homecoming was October 9 and took place at the Clint John Field. The homecoming King and Queen were Greg Miller and Trisha Miller with first attendants: Ron Wymore and Deb Farr and with second attendants Gayle Kelly, Keith Kester and Barb Sorensen. The gym was done in fall colors of green, orange and yellow and were chosen by Colleen O’Brien, Pep Club Vice President. The evening was then spent dancing to records. CLOCKWISE, starting RIGHT: C. O’Brien and M. M. Kubik lead the way . . . G. Miller as a baby . . . The 1975 Royalty . . . T. Miller as a baby of 6 months . . . The 1975 burns as the introduction of the 75 Homecoming. 28