Cambridge High School - Trojan Yearbook (Cambridge, NE)

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FPS and Math Olympiad Jk M uch time and effort IwM was put into these two activities. The Future Problem Solving team used their mental abilities to solve the problems of space travel, the elderly, and acid rain. They traveled to three different Holdrege Mrs. Jorgensen was a sponsor of both groups. She said the main initiative of both programs was to get the kids to use their minds. All of them said that the programs accomplished a great deal and in partici- pating they had fun. workshops to compete on these three problems. Mrs. Jorgensen said they placed eighth at the first work- shop and They are a cre- ative bunch! They are a creative bunch. ’’ Mrs. Jorgensen Top Right. Jeff Ahlemeyer. Tyler Orvis. Melanie Jones. Jason Cobb, and Joey L ohrman work on the lat- est problem in FPS. Right: Problem solvers Jami Kubik and Shannon Deterding take a break while Mrs. Jorgensen prepares some hand- outs. Below-. Think the hard work this young man (Heath Ruf is do- ing will make him a likely candi- date for the Math Olympiad team ? Moth Olympiad met five times during the year to compete. According to all the kids, the problems were really difficult, but they had fun anyway. At the end of the year, the Math Olympiad group had an honor roll. The highest- place student in the school received a trophy. Jeromy McCully Danny Mchaffie Robert Miller Orant Mollring Brian Mlnnlck Chris Nelson David Nielson Heath Ruf Suzanne Stanton Adam Sund Tina TenBensel Steven Thompson Staci Trumble Mitchell Voss Jeff Weeks Adam Young Second Grade IS

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Second Grade Fun fun. That says it all for the second grade had this year. To start the year, they sang songs at Christ- mas and studied other countries and their Christ- mases. To end it they had the first Academic Bowl ever seen by an elementary class here. They went at it all year with the Book It Program and a Japanese tea party. At the beginning of the year. Mrs. Hein stat- ed, This should be an ex- ceptional year for our sec- This should be an ex- ceptional year for our second grade. Mrs. Hein ond gradersAnd it was according to most of them. At Christmastime, they did something different. They did a little piece on around the world at Christ- mas program. They cov ered Mexico with big som- breros. the Jewish Christ- mas with skull caps, and something for the other countries. They started out great and ended even better. Below: Danny Mehaffie. Staci Trumble. Luke Leibbrandt. Mitch Voss, and Becky Brooks seem to be lost in thought as they work in their classroom. Right: Luke Lan- gley. and Abbie Burke seek help from one who knows it all. their classroom teacher. Mrs. Hein. Becky Brooks Abbie Burke Travis Cobb Bobbie Jo Fuller .lody Groshong Kevin Guff or d Patrick Harding LeAnn Harris Suzanne Heitmann Cody Jeffers Zack Jones Jason Kelly Sandy Knutson Colin Kubik Luke Langley Luke Leibbrandt IJ Second Grade

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Step Number Three atingl exclaimed Bryce Miller was the best part of the third grade year. Bryce might have been thinking of the third graders traditional First Thanksgiving Din- ner. Marilyn Kester and Dee Shifflet put both classes to- gether to carry on a tradi- tion started two years ago. For the third graders part in the celebration, they prepared butter, corn dogs, cranberry sauce, popcorn. Kool-Aid, and apples. To top off the celebra- tion, the third grade stu- dents from Indianola came and shared in the feast. Other events that the third graders participated Eating!” Bryce Miller in were decorating the Community Christmas Tree and helping Retha Jones with the planting of the garden in the City Park. Above Right. Kim Johnson looks over a table. Above: Lori Ahlem- eyer and Kim Johnson enjoy re- cess. Right: Mrs. Kester instruc- ting her class. Lori Ahlemeyer Nick Brown Rob Brown Samantha Brown Brooque Deterding Kim Evans Aaron Gottsch Christopher Gufford Janet Harding Kevin Harsch Ratina Hester Ryan Huxoll Jeff Jackson Kim Johnson Lanette Johnson Jenica Jones 14 Third Grade