Cambridge High School - Viking Yearbook (Cambridge, IL)

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1950 volume:

VIIUNG 9 CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY UNIT SCHOOL VOLUME XII DEDMEFITIUN 1 .90 'W 6' g I 6' . 57 86Ll :5 VL? fEQ6!LC6l,f8J The Members of OUR BOARD OF EDUCATION KENNETH NEUMANN LAWRENCE H FICKLING EMERY ANDERSON JAMES GUSTAFSON ROBERT ARNDT RALPH NELSON DONALD HUTCHINSON Who meetlng Iote into the nught ond workcng mony hours during effort wnthout reword of ony knnd to build ond furnish the new CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY UNIT HIGH SCHOOL ond to OUR SUPERINTENDENT Noel D Mosher Whose coreful plannmg octlve Interest ond untlrlng efforts mode certcnn the new school would open on schedule thus rnokmg our class the furst to graduate from the new CAMBRIDGE COMMUNITY UNIT HIGH SCHOOL A . f . . . L15 L the day, gove unstintingly of their time, thought, ond Homawusrngxqlzow ff GMMNYB '11- ff' I Wim , CM Ab Y 0 'F if Q- I s 4 1 Q -' Nix I fa X. f iw? gf D Q I 5 C ' jf, ' ' s.: Ll Q5 'Y 1.-., Q 4 , -l- 1 Rabbits, Ra i a I Weeks... Get 'ng a e' 9 ORRES1 HAYES DONALD MOS F D HER Editor ASSOCICJIS Edifor VIKING EXECUTIVE STAFF ,l nfs., as Essxe COOK SHIRLEY Bun B B NETT Busmess M0U09e enehf Chmrman FAC!! TY Front Row Mlss Anderson Mrs Reynolds Mass Madsen Mlss Wesferlund Mlss Moras Bock Row Mr Mosher, Mr Page Mr Young Mr Sells Mr Moore Mr Johnson FACULTY NAMES IIACIITIUN The faculty of the Cambrrdge Com munrty Unrt Drstrrct Hrgh School have named where each of them would luke to spend the summer vacatron Mrs Dorothy Reynolds lrbrarran Latrn Englrsh and World Hrstory tea Latrn Englrsh and World Hrstory teacher thrnks that Calrfornra would be the rdeal place to spend her vaca tron Mrs Reynolds recerved her M S from Macomb Thrs rs her frrst year rn Cambrrdge Mrss Elrsabeth Westerlund s favor rte vacatron spot rs the Rocky Moun tarn regron rn Colorado Mrss Wester lund sponsors the VIKING and MA ROON and WHITE She recerved her BA from the Unrversrty of lllrnors Jack Young would lrke to spend the summer rn the Hudson Valley Mr Young teaches General Scrence Phy srcs Brology Chemrstry and Freshman Orrentatron He sponsors the Scrence Club VIKING Carnrval Vrsual Ards the Gurdance Program and the Fresh man class He recerved hrs BS from Northwestern and hrs M A from De Paul Unrversrty Mrss Joan Madsen Home Econom rcs teacher and F H A and Junror class sponsor names Colorado as her fav orrte vacatron spot She recerved her BS degree from Iowa State Charles Moore Vocatronal Agrrcul ture teacher and FFA and lunror class sponsor lrkes to spend hrs vaca trons rn Beautrful Wrsconsrn Mr Moore recerved hrs BSVO at the Unrversrty of lllrnols Mrss Barbara Maras teacher of commercral sublects and sophomore class sponsor thrnks the East rs the rdeal sectron of the country rn whrch to spend the summer Mrss Maras recerved her BE from Illrnors State Normal Unrversrty Clark Sells Irkes to spend hrs vaca non at hrs summer cottage at Long Beach Indrana Mr Sells attended Knox College and got hrs BA and B ME from that school Colorado seems to be one of the favorrte states for summer vacatrons Mrss Annette Anderson seems to lrke Colorado too Mrss Anderson teaches World Hrstory and Grrl s Physrcal Ed ucatron She sponsors the G A A Pep Club and the sophomore class She recerved her B A from Augustana College Raymond Johnson thrnks Cam brrdge wrll be hrs vacatron spot He expects to play golf and watch the ball games Mr Johnson teaches mathematrcs and rs sponsor of the senror class He received hrs B S from Coach Warren Page rsnt sure where he d lrke to spend hrs vacatron However he thrnks that Oregon s hrs favorrte vacatronrng state Coach Page recerved hrs B E from Western and hrs M S from Illrnors He teaches U S hrstory rn addrtron to athletrcs Supermtendent Noel Mosher would lrke to spend vacatrons days rn a cottage by a Wrsconsrn lake He re cerved hrs M A from the Unrversrty of lllrnors Lucrlle Larson rs the school nurse and board members are Kenneth Neuman Presrdent Jack Hutchrnson Ralph Nelson Lawrence Frcklrng Emery Anderson Robert Arndt James Gustafson I ' . , . . . . l I . . I ' ' ' - I . F F Q ' l 0 . . I . 1 ' . Q . - .1 . , , . . , , , . ' ' the University of Iowa. . . . I - ' l I I u Q o I I . . I ' I . - I n ,u n q I I - . - 1 . I - n u 0 . I - I - ' . . . 0 I . , ' . . . ,, . . . ,, I Cl-1001 BOARD Flrsf Row Kenneth Neumann Mrs Betty Dlmlck Lawrence Flckllng Second Row Emery Anderson, Mr Mosher Donald Hutchinson James Gusfaf son Bob Arndt Ralph Nelson EHLENDHH EVENTS CPN C150 19' 5' 01 I S 411 Q5 , w ' ,..1' ? , 7. ' CALENDAR Frrsf Semester Qurck as a Flash SEPTEMBER Hugh School Opens Student Councnl Electrons Classes Organlzed Football New Wnndsor herej Deducatron New Athletic Fleld F H A Organized Football Oruon ltherej Football Vnola ltherej OCTOBER Football Sherrard there GGA Orgamzed Football Wnllnamstueld here Blackhawk Meeting No School Football Alwood ltherej Report Cards Out Football Atkinson ltherej NOVEMBER Football Hillsdale herej County lnstntute No School Natlonal Educatron Week Vrsltnng Day Armastnce Day No School Thanksgiving Vacation Basketball Mlneral here Basketball Wetherstleld ltherel DECEMBER Basketball Geneseo lherej Basketball Bradford lthere Report Cards Out Basketball New Wnndsor ltherel Basketball Galva here Basketball Orlon herel Galva Tournament School Dismissed for Christmas JANUARY School Resumes Conference Basketball Basketball Basketball Tournament herel Bradford lherej Vlola ltherel Alwood ltherej End of Flrst Semester Basketball Wlllramsvnlle herej School Party Second Semester Tortoise and Hare Basketball Sherrard herel Report Cards Out Muslc Program Basketball Sheffleld ltherej FEBRUARY Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Basketball Alwood lherej Geneseo ltherel Galve ltherej Atkinson herej Wethersfleld lherel Orlon ltherej Dustruct Tournament Basketball Sherrard ltherel Regional Tournament MARCH Regional Tournament Report Cards Out Sectnonal Tournament State Tournament Dnstrlct Solo Ensemble Contest Physlcal Education Exhlbltlon Junior Class Play T3 - c J 16 - ' 4 T9- - 22 . 22 . . . ' 2 . . 3- . 6 C - ' 4 IO - . . . . 13 -. . . . ' 20 - - . 21 - .. . 4 - 4 J 24 - c . . . ' 26 - .. . 0 D 27 - Homecoming 31 - ' 4 - 7 .. 10 - ' 4 - - C 14 - ' T7 - ' ' .. 21 ' ' 24 - - - 28 ' .. . 1- - . 4 J 3 . - ' 9 TO- Tl ' T6- - T8 - 3 Q4 ' ' - - ' 31 ' 69 APRIL Dlstrnct Orgonlzotlon Contest School Dlsmlssed ot ll OO tor Holy Week Servlces Eoster Vocotlon Begins Easter Vocotlon Report Cords Out Stote Muslc Contest MAY Hugh School Muslc Festlvol Dnstrnct Trock Meet Bond Concert Conference Trock Meet Qherel Fresh Soph Hop JUNE Junnor Sensor Prom Boccoloureote Services Closs Night Commencement 1 . . . . 5 . . . 3, 12 5 ' ' . 1 15 19 All High School Picnic 5 ' ' 26 - 6- lO ' 20 2 ' 4 . 28- 6 - . ' 8 SENIGRS Comggv 6U1!T EB fm-7 MPLOY Q..-... G 'EQ W ffl.. -ff 'N-x4,kNJ,fyx NNN ffhwf 'A 4 CO' Y Q F59 ' I .W C. 4 Q3 '-- , Q ' ,1 ' V 5 'X , BIA, -7 5,4 ,f I W 'fb fu? l f al ' 1 ....-, ' -40 X ix Yo . . . Again? I JACK BLAIR HELEN BENGSTON LYMAN DAHLGREN SHIRLEY BURNETT l x GILBERT DOBBELS BESSIE COOK FORREST HAYES LOIS GUSTAFSON ALAN HOYT DONNA LADD 1 PATRICIA MATHENY ERVIN ROBINSON JEAN ROSENSTONE PHYLLIS SWAN 5 1 LEWIS SHRECK MARY ANN THORP K 2 f 5 I f LOCAL NEWS Senior Class of 1950 Wakmgj Helen Bengston a qulet member of the sensor class has spent the past summer workmg at home In preparmg for her career as a house wlfe John Blanr as a promlnent athlete He has also been very actlve ID F F A berng thus years treasurer Shlrley Burnett an outstanding stu dent has been workmg In the Dry Goods Department of Swan and Bahn sen She recently returned from lllum Glrls State at Jacksonville Illlnols Another active member of the class workmg at the Henry County Servlce Company She IS also treasurer of her class and has been actuve In other or ganlzatlons Lyman Dahlgren past presldent of the Future Farmers of Ameraca has continued has Interest rn that organlza tlon and also has been very busy on the farm There are lrkewlse other Future Farmers of the class They are Gul bert Dobbels Alan Hoyt and Lewls Shreck They are all busy workmg on thelr fathers farms Loss Gustafson seems to be the only waitress of the class She has been workmg at the Cambridge Cafe re cently. Forrest Hayes prominent athlete and Captam of the T949 l95O basket ball team IS also an outstandmg stu dent He IS engaged In workmg on the farm and showing has abrllty as a good leader by berng the head of many orgamzatlons Donna Lea Ladd current class pres :dent takes part an many organuza tlons She has also been workmg at home Patncla Matheny and Mary Ann Thorp are two other workmg mem bers They are clerks at the Edmund s Superette and the K and W Food Shop Ervm Robmson present presldent of the F F A recently returned from the Natlonal Livestock Exposltlon In Chicago He has also been an athlete and captaln of the 1949 football team Jean Rosenstone another sports woman excels In golf She has return ed recently from the Jumor Golf Tour nament ln Chucago where she played up to the quarter finals Phyllls Swan an outstanding stu dent has proved her leadership abll lty at the head of several organnza tuons She has also been busy at home The Class of T950 IS small but en ergetnc and thus reporter has duscover ed among :ts members varled unter ests I , - 1 I ' . I - I I . , ' I . . . , . , . - , - . . , I n . . I . . . I , . of l950 is Bessie Cook. She has been .' ' . . . . I . 1 ' I I - ' I ' ' ll ll ' - ' I . ' D I . . - I I I . ' I . 0 u I - . , - C0 CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES HELEN ELIZABETH BENGSTON PepClub3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 GAA 4 JOHN EDWARD BLAIR Student Councll 2 F F A Sent1neI3 F F A Treasurer 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Cross Country I SHIRLEY EILEEN BURNETT Chorus I 2 3 4 Treble Ensemble 2 Sextet 3 4 Melodners 3 4 Contest 3 4 Band I 2 3 4 ClarlnetQuartet3 4 Vice President Band 3 Junlor Class Play 3 Glrls State 3 F H A President 4 Student Council 3 4 Student Council Sec Treos 4 Class Presldent 3 Pep Club 'I 2 3 4 G A A 4 Sclence Club 3 4 Vlklng Staff 3 4 Benetlt Chaurman 4 Road Show 3 D A R Award 4 School Lunch Cashler 4 LYMAN EDWARD DAHLGREN Basketballl 2 Football I Track 3 4 F F A Presudent 3 F F A Secretary 4 Class President 2 Student Councul 2 BESSIE IRENE COOK Pep Club I 2 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Melodlers 3 4 Sextet 3 4 Vlce President Class 2 Treasurer Class 4 Vlklng Staff2 3 4 Business Manager 4 Cheerleader 2 3 4 Scuence Club I 2 3 4 Science Club Sec Treos 3 Class Play 3 G A A 4 Carnival Queen Attendant I F F A Wautress 3 F F A Queen Attendant 'I 2 Prom Waitress 2 Treble Ensemble 2 FFA I 2 Football4 LOIS IONI: GUSTAISON FHA I GAA 4 Chorus34 PepClub3 4 FORREST DUANE HAYES Class President I Class Secretary Treasurer 3 Junuor Class Play 3 Footballl 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Student Councll 2 3 4 Vlkmg Statt2 3 4 Editor Vlklng 4 F F A Treasurer 3 Basketball Captain 4 . I4 ' 1 1 1 ' ' ' I 1 1 u u a F I 1 u f n I . F I I 1 1 1 1 1 . ' I I4 . 1 1 1 I I I - I n 0 l ' 1 1 1 . . . , , 1 I ' GILBERT JULIUS DOBBELS I I I - . . . , ,3,4 I . , I ' I . . . - . I I I I I , . I I I I l ' . u I I I I I I ' I I I I I , . Prolectlon Club 2 3 4 Science Clubl 2 3 Laboratory Asslstant 4 DONNA LEA LADD Pep Club I 2 3 4 Vnkmg Staff I 2 3 4 Asst Business Manager Maroon and Whlte 4 B nd I 2 3 4 Band Llbraraan 3 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Melocllers 4 Bancl Contestl 2 3 Solo Contest 2 3 Class President 4 Student Council 4 F F A Wantress 2 3 Prom Waitress 2 Class Play 3 G A A 4 Homecomlng Attendant 4 Pep Club 2 3 4 G A A 4 Class Play 3 Chorus I 2 3 4 Melodlers 4 F H A 4 Treasurer F H A 4 Wetherstleld Hugh School 'l Class Secretary QW H S I I Class Reporter IW H SJ I ERVIN GENE ROBINSON Basketball 2 Tr ckl 2 3 4 Footballl 2 3 4 Football Captann 4 A 2 Progectuon Club'I 2 3 F F A Secretary 3 F F A Presudent 4 JEAN ROSENSTONE Maroon and Whlte 3 Pep clUb1 2 3 4 G A A 4 F H A 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Literary Ed Vlklng 4 LEWIS SHRECK Jr Basketballl 2 Football 2 Trackl 2 Class Play 3 A 'l 2 PHYLLIS M SWAN Pep Club I 2 3 4 Pep Club Reporter I Maroon and Whlte I Band I 2 3 4 Clarmet Quartet I Z Chorus I 2 3 4 Melodlers 4 Secretary Class 2 Secretary Treasurer Band 2 Viking Staff 2 Band Presldent 3 4 Student Councll 3 4 Pep Club Vnce Presldent 3 Pep Club Presldent 4 G A A 4 F H A 4 F H A Parllamentarran 4 Prom Waitress 2 Student Council President 4 Carnlval Queen 3 Homecomung Queen 4 Science Club 4 Junior Class Play 3 MARY ANN THORP Pep Club 1 2 3 4 Vlknng Staff 4 Chorus I 2 3 4 Melodlers 3 4 Sex et 3 4 Cla s Play 3 G A A Presudent 4 Class Secretary 4 Choir I Presldent 4 Bancll 2 3 4 I . 1 1 1 1 1 , , ,4 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 . ' 3 f O 1 1 1 I 1 F.F. . , ,3,4 1 1 1 1 , ,4 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 . . . . , - IrI3,4 1 1 1 PATRICIA MATHENY . 1 1 1 0 I 1 1 1 ' ' ' G I f I 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 F.F. .l, ,3,4 - n a I 1 1 if I . . . ' S l 1 1 1 LOUKING AHEAD Synopsrs of a day's adventure of the semor class of 1950 On an unexpected occasnon a pas senger plane was forced down In a field on the farm of Lyman Dahlgren two mules northwest of Cambrldge He rushed to the scene of the accident and prued open the battered plane door He was greeted by the our host ess Bessie Cook a former fellow classmate There was one lngury aboard Phyl Swan also a former resident of Cam bridge who was belng flown In to occupy the posltlon of history teacher ln the local hugh school suffered a fractured toe Pat Matheny physncal education teacher at the Unlverslty of Andover another occupant of the Plane rush ed to the phone and called Dr Shlrley Burnett a bone speclallst resldmg In Orson llllnoas In the meantime the alr hostess as slsted the other passengers from the plane Among these was Jean Rosen stone the noted golf Instructor at the Mldland Country Club Jean IS return :ng from a successful tour of Europe Follownng Jean was Lols Gustafson a head waitress at Hardmgs Just Wonderful Food Restaurant un Chu cago Other occupants of the plane were Forrest Hayes and Donna Ladd Mlss Ladd and Mr Hayes the local Home Adviser and Farm Advlser re spectuvely were returning from an Agricultural and Home Economics Conventuon In Chicago Gilbert Dobbels a seed corn deal er happened to be drlvlng by ln his beaten up Chevy He rushed to the wrecked plane After vlewlng the slt uatlon he declded to call a friend and fellow classmate Ervln Robinson who resided south of town Mr Roblnson and Mr Dobbels provlded adequate transportatlon mto town When the group reached Cambrldge they were greeted by Mary Thorp the local Red Cross supervlsor of Cambridge Mary Informed Alan Hoyt a famed veter marlan and occupant of the plane that he was wanted on the phone Lewns Shreck farm east of Cambrldge Lewis IS also a former classmate of Mr Hoyt After carrylng out all the rural tele phone calls arlsmg from the forced alrplane landing Helen Bengston the local telephone operator decided to go on strlke for higher wages This reumon seemed to be one of Mr Ripley s Believe It or not s The entnre class of 1950 were reunited be cause of thus plane crash The Class of 1950 then decided to commemorate the occasion In their usual hugh school celebratlon of days gone by ' I . I . Q . . I - I I , . I . . . . ' I I I . I T ' . . I . I 1 ' I . I u I - . . I I The call was an emergency case at the I . . . . i I . . I ' . . I . . I . . . . - , . I I 1 ' I I . . . 1 I - ' I ll ' ' I ll . . I . i ' ' I ll ' ' I ,, . . . . . . I - CLASS Wlll Helen Bengston walls her quaet ways to Junaor Stackhouse Jack Blaar walls has abalaty to play football to Sam Rashel Sharley Burnett walls her excellent culanary abalaty to Marae Swan Bess Cook walls her vavacaty and vam to Russell Johnson Lyman Dahlgren walls has behavaor and good grades an Ag class to Hal Dean Vancent Galbert Dobbels walls has abalaty an chemastry to someone who has a daffacult tame an at Loas Gustafson walls her blonde haar to Kathy Boshar Forrest Hayes walls has abalaty to leave the garls an tears to Joe Vancent Alon Hoyt walls has typang abalaty to anyone who deserves at Donna Ladd walls her abalaty to play lead cornet to some hearty soul an the cornet sectaon Pat Matheny walls her old faathful sayang l dont know an hastory class to Phyllas Swanson Ervae Robanson walls has farrnang ambataon to Jerry Metz Jean Rosenstone walls her abalaty to play golf to Jammy Carlson Lewas Schreck walls has abalaty to get to Kewanee to Galen Johnson Phyl Swan walls her abalaty to drave a car to JoAnn Hutchanson Mary Ann Thorp walls her abalaty to wear a rang to Eva Peterson - - - ll 1 ll - - I I , . I n JUNIO 5 Ill!! IVY in 'Q 'T 'XX 1 cf' 545. w fllhhd R -Ii--u- n ...i., N --- - as -J J' K A 0 f JET: su 'vu V ,I B Tsllx- , , K QXXXS 'F 'Y N ' - 7 , W 4, , , Y -' , , 'N ' up -, 7 xx M I fudy? I'm of that Age When eryfhingf' Flrst Row Ruth Cox Shlrley Reully Phyllis Swanson Second Row Marqorle Moody Anita Lmdell Gloria Stach Donna Ralfsnlder Joan Schueferdecker Norma Sellman Thnrd Row Davld Rushmg Darwm Stephens Allce Gllmore Joan Hutchinson Dons Lorlmer Bob Kelly Fourth Row Donald Mosher Jerry Metz Myron Stackhouse Jr Hal Dean Vincent Russell Johnson Raymond Blork JUNIUR NEWS 0F TEN YEARS AGO Darwrn Stephens 6 year old son of Mr and Mrs Denzrl Stephens fell from hrs front porch rn hrs haste go rng to school and broke hrs arm My how trmes have changedlj Hrs condr tron rs reported Improved Jerry Metz son of Mr and Mrs Henry Metz fell from a wrld cherrry tree rn hrs back yard and was knock ed unconscrous The crrcumstances leadrng to the fall were that Jerry was attemptrng to hang by hrs legs whrle readrng a ccmrc book Mrs Myron Stackhouse ntertarned a group of chrldren rn honor of her young sons brrthday Junror expect ed all the people to brrng grfts but none of the people comrng knew that rt was Junror s brrthday so of course there were no grfts When Junror found thrs out he made a qurck re treat to the frelds to help hrs father plow Young Raymond Brork son of Mr and Mrs Emrl Brork has devrsed new method of travel To hrs brcycle he has fastened a cushroned wagon rn whrch he prcks up hrs sweetheart 6 year old Phyllrs Swanson every mornrng on hrs way to school Mrss Anrta Lrndell daughter of Mr and Mrs Errc Lrndell has boy trouble Her four brothers make rt very drf frcult for her to entertarn her grrl frrends wrth much ease The boys marn source of amusement rs to throw rotten apples at the grrls ln thrs way Anrta has lost a great many of her afternoon playmates Davrd Rushrng rs recoverrng from a severe cold whrch he recerved when he fell rnto a creek near hrs school Srnce he was the last rn lrne rn cr game of Follow the Leader he drdnt make rt when every one else lumped across the creek wrth success Mrss Joan Schreferdecker daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Schreferdecker was severely hrt by a baseball bat whrle playrng the sport Strches were requrred to sew up the cut Several days later whrle she was merely watchrng the game the same thrng happened agarn fl guess some peo ple wrll lust never learn Mrss Phyllrs Swanson a student rn the Andover Grade School has to ac cept the whole responsrbrlrty of the devastatron of a cake the teacher had made for a Hallowe en party t school Whrle on her way to get the cake for the teacher she fell and dropped the cake and that was the end of that QBoy she really fell hard Mrss Norma Sellman has been rn the search of sprrng thrs last week Her mother told her rt was lust around the corner so srnce then she has spent her trme searchrng behrnd every corner she can frnd Mrss Glorra Stach daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Stach has spent the last few days at home Whenever her mother asks her what rs the matter she wrll only cry and say that she doesnt want to go to school because she has to read and she doesnt lrke to read Lrttle Karl Ilams the only son of Mr and Mrs Ross Ilams rs qurte the Romeo It seems there rs a contest rn school as to whrch grrl can put on the most lrpstrck and krss Karl fBelreve me l bet he loves every mrnute of rt J ' I ' ' I . I - - I 1 I - 1 Q I . 4 , ' , .l . ' I ' I ' - . . V . I . I - . e ' , . . G 1 . - - . . . . , I ' I . . , . . , . ' . for that cake.l I ' l . . ' ll- . . II ' I ' n F 1 Q ' . . . G I u I I n n . ' I . I . ' ' I c T I 4 u I . I . , ' . . I i . . , u . ' . T I . . . . , I Mlss JoAnn Hutchmson oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Hut chlnson lumped from a tree Into a snow bank and spramed her ankle fWhat a stupld thang for anyone to want to do J Mlss Donna Rarfsnlder as destined to become a great artist some day After her flrst day at school her Mother found her slttlng on the starr steps drawlng on the wall wlth her colored crayons Mass Ruth Cox knows how to get out of goung to school If she really wants to Not wantung to walk to school one cold wmter mormng she trled vamly all sort of arguments to get out of goung but her father made her set out anyway She had not gone far when she fell and broke her ankle When theres a wall there s a way Mlss Allce Gilmore daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Gllmore whale play mg In a tree near her house on the farm got her foot caught In a branch Much to her sorrow she found her self trapped there all mormng untrl her slster came and set her free lThat was another stupud thang to do l Mlss Shlrley Ann Really was very dlsappomted In her flrst day at school She came home crymg to her mother that she hadnt learned to spell her name yet fWhat does she expect for nothmg9j Mass Marlorue Moody recelved the thrlllmg experlence of belng chased by a cow ln one of her father s pas tures the other day The only method of escape she could fund was the old wmd mnll located In the pasture So she clumbed up as hugh as she could and sat there untul her father came and chased the cow away All the townspeople who turned out to watch the bug Armastlce Day Parade notlced the absence of little Donny Mosher Don was to carry the Cub Scout Flag that day but as luck would have rt he came down with a case of measles the day before Poor Don' Hal Dean Vincent has been dlsap polnted In school ever smce his flrst day He dldnt understand why the teacher wouldnt let hum have hrs pet dog sat on the floor beside hum CWho does he thunk he IS anyway? Mary and her luttle lamb'9J Mass Dons Lorlmer from Great Falls Montana has recently moved to Cam bridge and IS an the fourth grade All the rest of the gurls are quite lealous slnce she seems to monopollze all the fourth grade boys at recess and noon The flrst grade teacher at the school whlch Bob Kelly attends has made a llfe long friend Bob seems to enloy more than the other students the trips down town at noon when the teacher buys them all candy fWhy didnt I go to a school luke that'?J The country school whrch Ellen Sandburg attended as a grade school student had only seven people en rolled In these seven people there werent any boys Ellen s age that she could play wlth She wants any par ent that has a boy seven years old to please send them to her school Russell Johnson the notorious Chu cago Kld has done lt agaln This tame he has loosened all the llght bulbs rn hrs house and none of the electrlclans In town can fund out what IS wrong wlth the electrical wlrmg. , . I 1 I ' ' I I I 0 I . I ' ' - 1 . I - - . . . , . , . . I . . I . I - I c I u . ,, , - 1 Il ' ' , . I I - . , I ' . . . I . - 1 1 . . - 1 . ,, . I I - . . ,, . . . , . . S PHON ES Ag Q J a 3 9' A , U Q ,, xg W I ' ,f , I -,gzjrz . - . P. Y 3, ' f , X 'rs 1 N L iq N No Thank You, l'm Just Lookin ' Flrst Row Catherine Broshar Mary Anderson Donna Yarger Joan Nelson Ruth Martln Gertrude Lamb Second Row Ellen Grossman Elberta Thomas Zerretta Grant Marne Swan Lols Sterllng Janet Lundell Loss Swanson Carol Palmer Thlrd Row Lorraine Newman Helen Plerce Shirley Descamps Rollin Robinson Roger Johnson Alfred Dobbels Emery Gregory Vernon Stephens Sally Wells Betsy Hedbloom Joyce Clark Fourth Row Jlm Carlson Jam Vmzant Harvey Johnson Neal Lundell Carl Wexell Larry Efaw, Donald Lundberg . 1 . I I I I I 1 1 1 1 D 1 J I I 1 ' 1 . - l I 1 1 l ' 1 I 1 I 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 LO0KING IIT THE SIIPIIUMORES 'Green Freshmen of Last Year Begmmng to Rrpen By Mane Swan CAMBRIDGE HIGH SCHOOL Jan 9 Alfred Dobbels who seemed to form the staunch back bone of the class s football heroes has made the statement that he wnll return next season Whereas nn basketball we have the speedy Harvey Johnson and the tall center Neal Lundell who seems to be developlng Into a tough player Rollle Robmson may be short but he surely gets around Larry Efaw may not be among the stars ln sports but he has plenty of that llttle some thing called G A cglfl appeall FAITHFUL SUPPORTERS Jan Lundell varsity cheerleader can do anything from cheering to playing the game herself Our team of freshmen sophomore cheerleaders composed solely of sophomores Ellen Grossman Shirley Descamps and Joan Nelson rs really hot stuff Wnth Shzrley s pretty smile however she should get a 'ob advertising toothpaste TIPS FOR TALENT Betsy Hedbloom IS the artlst of the class Its too bad that the art always consists of making slgns When IH need of a friend call on Mary Anderson Frlendllness IS her talent Carol Palmer has the orlgmal Ideas plus a few brains And of course for a few laughs there s Cathy Broshar Jlm Carlson makes a flne chairman as he proved hlmself In the foodstand at the pollo game The profit of this stand which was forty dollars was glven to the pollo PROSPECTS FOR FUTURE If you Inspect the social column for the last several years no doubt you wall see Helen Pierce s name for she represents the soczety woman of tomorrow As far as dancing IS concerned Sonny Gregory and Gert Lamb would make a fine dance team They seem to have maglc In theur feet Sometimes I wonder what s stlrrlng In the mmds of Zerretta Grant and Ruth Martin Thy seem so qunet Perhaps It s the calm before the storm James Vlnzant as the man who wlll go places he has the makungs of a poll tuclan Polltscs takes a lot of talk but I thunk he can do It If Jlm ever gets unto a rut maybe Lols Sterling can cheer hum She s always bright and carefree However Bert Thomas and Joyce Clark had better stuck around lust to be sure no one goes astray from the straight and narrow path STICKS TO WHAT Donna Yarger and Lows Swanson are the couple In the class who apply themselves to theur work Now Vernon Stephens stacks not to hrs work but to Though It has been proven that once Vernon IS aroused he can accomplish great thmgs 1 u ' ' ' , . . . . , I I I , .... , .... I - Il II ' I 1 I ' I I - - ll I I I ,, . . , . . . . . . , , . . , , . . . . . I . .... . , .... , . I I fund in memory of our beloved classmate, Bootsie Phillis. I . . 1 I I ll II II Il . . . . ' I . I t i i i .... l . . , . . . 5 . .- . . . . ,, ,, . . . . . . . , . , . ll ll . . . . , ' , ' I ----------Av------ -------.-.-.-..... . D I . E 0 HERE AND THERE Who s that fellow who owns a coupe? Must be Donald Lundberg He surely doesnt seem to stay too closely to the sol Dont get any wrong Ideas about Lorrame Neuman being an our class Its always been sand that suze has no effect on mentalnty How Sally Wells always manages to get secretary and treasurer 'obs l dont know but since there s been no embezzlnng It must be all right Really Sally IS very carefully and effuclent Here s a tlp for a good actor For the part of a vlllam Carl Wexell IS supposed to be :deal Dont let hum fool you though thats lust when he s actmg SERVING TERMS? Terms ln this case apply to the class officers who were elected to serve durlng the year Marne Swan President Roger Johnson Vlce President Janet Lundell Treasurer Larry Efaw Student Councll Representative For any counsel or help we resort to our two advusers Mlss Maras and Miss Anderson ENTERPRISING BUT Sometlmes new students have a hard tame get tmg started but Roger Johnson started the year off right by being elected Vuce Presldent But as rumors go he would probably not be mterested nn lnherutlng the presidency for Marne s lab seems to con snst mannly of checking coats and keepnng the class out of a fmancnal hole However enterprusmg and talented the members of the sophomore class are they stull have the reputation of bemg the sllly sophomores ' 1 I 'l. . . . ' ' ' ' ' , . . . , . , . . . I I ' . . . , . I . . I . , , . , . , . . . . . , . Carol Palmer .......,,.....r,..,s..v.........................,.,....,..,....... Secretary I I I . .... , I - . . . . . . . H- I ll FRESHNEN I Q- V WMU O ffl -0,22 YH: e Old E to Re d THAT O You' e Old E o gh TPyf . fl 1 +-ji 4. -Tn. .-..........7 E I A Z .....,.- -no vu, -' ' 4 N3 Q t 2 X 0 X Lo 4x Z ' E1 Nw I A 0 if M. E7 -D' ' if 5 is x, 1 'X X ... ...... X3 :- gh a r nu If Furst Row Marulyn Wlqulst Janice Vmcent Verdene Jeffers Mary Lou Crang Shurley Johnson Elalne Johnson Joyce Anderson Charlotte Gregory Second Row Marne Hler Carolyn Moody Helma lngelson Eva Peterson Susie Sears Susan Carter Charlotte Reed Isabelle Kapple Kay Lmdell Third Row Robert Rushing Richard Clark Dean Lundberg Dolores Hler Delilah Wnllard Lorena Palmer Duane Burnett Richard Phullus Joe Vincent Fourth Row Sam Rlshel Warren Hner Davnd Thomas Bob Pnerce Harley Schnowske Stewart Stach Howard Moore Kelth Robinson Glenn Nelson I-'RUSH HEADIINES' OF THE YEAR Hlcimnn P mius ONLY FRESHMAN nou Fmsr six WEEE MAKE HONOR ous rmasme Pmze fieimae INNRREN NIER FIINI GORY I-IND ROBERT PIEROE GROWNEO GIIIIROLETT GRE KING IINO OIIEEN OF VIKING GIIRNIIIAL FRESHMEN on some nmicmc TEAM d TNE OUIETEST PERSON K Ie IN TOWN Isabelle app FOUND FABUL aus FRESHMEN EMU M PUSH5 R a TE nd Sam Rishel AM David Thomas axseiwi ELEOTS OFFICERS ese THREE W Fnesiimeu cuxss Rp I7 Eunice Vincent J eon Lun berg oyce Anderson IeS0'I Hexmc x2?1Ix1'WeI President: Ko1I'1Ieen Lindell LOYGIOOS Vice President: RusseII Reed SUS 5 y-'I'recsurer:Dc1vid Th ,5 ' 5 d H S I1 k NINETEEN FRESNMAN HAVE NAMES ALIKE: Duane Burnett Harley Schnowske DI-'One Else Elaine Schnowske . P.. ty UFI-'10 :AL mlm BAKE R 0F F Ho Fmasnmnn wma ffl c 38 NATURALLY CUIILY HAIR 5 IS am IIT mon accom Amon gllgllnll Simons ACCIDENT GN TR UARTEH ANU HARLEY AT H SUHNUWS omscummg DANCEJKE ATTENDANTS FRESHMEN T0 SPEND SUMMER VACATIONS IN IIAIIIUUS SECTIUNS 0F U S mmnn LETT cuss ,. any Tlvkfr T AND KAruLf Axsns AT ALL BASKIZNBLINDEII orrrcml COLLECTORS OF PICTURES 0F FAMOUS PEUPLE AND STATE SEALS ARE Wq RbtP Rlch CICI k El J h Richard hll Sh I J h Marie H' G I J h Warren Hie J ' V' Delores H' Allen J V' t RusselR d Robert Pierc 2:0 l I Hg Cl Robert Rushing Q Y L IIELILA WIILARIJ UNLY efdene A . Jeffers scnom AFTER Stuart Starch - Colorado Joanne Van Rie - Washingto D. C Keit Robinson-Wyoming I Marilyn lulst Susie Sears o er ierce ORGFINIZ HTION S X O25 Qlflg, EQ: 5, is X 6 X Z! l ...- . 7 inf' p . . . Drown Him! ACTIVITY Floumsuss IN G. G. H. S. OFFICIALS CHOSEN BY NEW METHOD THIS YEAR Because of the lack of assembly space the Student Council officers were elected by a new method this year The candidates petitioned until twenty names were obtained Ballots were then made and the candidates were voted upon The officers chosen were President Phyl Swan Vice President Anita Lmdell Sec Treas Shirley Burnett Representative at large Forrest Hayes Joan Nelson Other members are Donna Ladd Lyman Dahlgren Seniors JoAnn Hutchinson Doris Lorlmer Juniors Sophomores Marie Swan Larry Efaw Freshmen Kay Lmdell This organization has been very active this year attending both the district convention at Jacksonville and the state convention at Peoria It also sponsored the school s first homecom mg Phyl Swan and Jack Blair were crowned queen and king at an im pressive ceremony at the half of the homecoming game Their attendants were Donna Ladd Lyman Dahlgren Amta Lmdell Karl Ilams Joan Nelson Larry Efaw Susan Carter and Harley Schnowske INDIVIDUAL PROJ ECTS This year each member has chosen an individual project for the year Many chose photography the clubs prolect the previous year Others are psychology and the study of sound The officers are President Karl lgams Vice President Don Mosher Sec Treas Doris Lorimer Lab Assistant Forrest Hayes Other members include Shirley Bur nett Bessie Cook Larry Efaw Ellen Grossmann Joan Nelson Anita Lm dell Carol Palmer Phyl Swan Marne Swan and Carl Wexell CARNIVAL BIG SUCCESS' The carnival preceded by a parade with original floats made by the classes was a huge success this year S700 was the goal but nearly S900 was taken in Charlotte Gregory and Bob Pierce reigned as queen and king of the carnival The profits go toward covering the cost of the CCHS year book The 'ob of the Viking staff is to publish this book The members are Editor Forrest Hayes Assistant Editor Don Mosher Business Manager Bessie Cook Sally Wells Shirley Burnett Jean Rosenstone Amta Lmdell Gloria Stach Ellen Grossmann Karl Ilams Bob Kelly Larry Efaw Assembly Ed Mary Ann Thorp Assembly Asst Richard Phillis Benefit Ch Literary Illustrations Humor Athletics I. I I : I I . I I J ------H,...--m----u----- I I . ' . , IIIIIUEEEUY. . . I I I - . ' ' I . I . I Z I Joyce Anderson Adviser ..,..,... Elizabeth Westerlund , .,.... , . . : , , ' ..........................,...,,. I . I I , , ......, Reporters Donna Ladd Sensor JoAnn Hutchinson Junior Marne Swan Sophomore Kay Lundell Freshman Orgamzatrons Dons Lorlmer Calendar Shirley Descamps Faculty and Boara Carol Palmer Snaps Joyce Clark Susan Carter FFA FINDS POPCORN GOOD SELLER The chief money making prolect of the Future Farmers of America this year has been the sellmg of popcorn at both the football and basketball games Smce they own their own ma chune thus prolect has proved to be very profitable The oftrcers are President Ervm Robmson Secretary Lyman Dahlgren Treasurer Jack Blarr Reporter Carl Wexell Sentinel Neal Lundell CRITICS PRAISE FILMS SHOWN IN CCHS The Prolectlon Club IS a group of boys who are In charge of all fllms snown In hugh school Slnce each teacher has the chance to choose two tulms every year there IS always a good variety These PFOISCTIOFIISIS are MUSIC PLAYS IMPORTANT PART IN SCHOOL ACTIVITY The gurls taking chorus are divided unto two groups the freshmen and sophomores Into Chour II and the lun lors and semors :nto Cholr I The off: cers of these groups are Chour I President Mary Thorp Llbrarvans Jean Rosenstone Joan Schreferdecker Accompamst Dorls Lorlmer Cholr II President Joan Nelson Lubrarlans Ellen Grossman Lorena Palmer Accompamst Susle Sears From Cholr I two musical groups and the Sextet The Melodlers are Shirley Burnett Joyce Lundell Phyl Swanson Pat Matheny Mary Ann Thorp Dons Lorrmer Donna Ladd Marlorle Moody Bessie Cook JoAnn Hutchinson Phyl Swan Ruth Cox Jean Rosenstone accompamst Co chuefs Don Mosher The 5994797 IVICIUCISS Karl Ilams Experts Forrest Hayes Jerry Metz Harvey Johnson and Larry Efaw Apprentlces Stuart Stach Richard Phlllrs H a r e y Schnowske and Russel Reed Shirley Burnett Joyce Lundell Mary Ann Thorp Dorls Lorlmer Bessle Cook JoAnn Hutchvnson Phyl Swan accompamst Vice President ..................... Ray Biork are chosen by Mr. Sells, the Melodiers . 'A' . Q I I ' . From Cholr ll Mr Sells has chosen for the football team at Its annual sux gurls as a treble ensemble They banquet The officers are are Presndent Shurley Burnett Carol Palmer Vuce Presndent Janet Lundell Jonef Lundell Secretary Joan Nelson Helmcl lngleson Treasurer Joyce Lundell Lorena PQI'-ner Reporter Wells Susle Sears Hlstoruan Gloria Stach Lo' Swgnscn Parllamentarlan Phyl Swan Recreataon Lols Sterling Shlrley Descamps The boys also have a chorus whose Degrees Jean Rosenstone officers are President Karl lgams pEp CLUB PAYS FOR L'b'C 'C ' Bob Ke Y CHEERLEADING uNlFoRMs Accompamst Don Mosher The Pep Club has decided to make From the boys chorus a quartet has 0 PYUCLICS of pGyIr1g fOr half Of the been orgamzed It IS composed of cheerleadmg uniforms This club belng a money making organization has tried each year to use Its money In some useful manner The officers are Karl llams Bob Kelly Bruce Kelly Don Mosher Presldent Phyl Swan Vlce Presldent Anlta Lundell Sec Treas Sally Wells The band IS smaller thus year than usual but quantaty has been replaced by qualuty It has entertamed the townspeople wlth matches at all home MANY ENJOY REANNG SCHOOL football and basketball games The NEWS IN PAPER band officers are The townspeople report that they engoy readnrg the Maroon and Whlte which appears weekly an the Chron ucle Members of the Maroon and Lnbrarnan Donna Ladd Whlfe Staff me Uniform Custoduars Marne Swan Dons Lemme, Sensor Class Donna Ladd Jumor Class Doris Lorlmer Sophomore Class F H A POPULAR NEW Gem-Ude Lgmb ORGANIZATION Freshman Class Susie Sears Potpourru Carol Palmer Nearly fnfty gurls belong to the Sports Karl llams F H A a newly organized actlvuty F H A Sally Wells thus year It has been helpmg out wlth F F A Carl Wexel the cookmg for various meetings and Pep Club Kay Lundell has prepared and served the dmner Band JoAnn Hutchmson President Phyl Swan Vlce President Bob Kelly Sec Treas Helen Pierce ' t ' Regorfef Linden GAA WALKS MANY MILES President Mary Thorp THIS YEAR Vlce President Marne Swan Sec Treas Susle Sears To be ellglble to belong tothe Glrls Recorder JOAN1 Hutchlnson Athletuc Association each member must keep a certain number ot health rules yearly and partlclpate un a few sports Points are glven for each sport and awards are made at the end ot the year The club as a umt has set aslde one afternoon after school a week for bowlmg and has hlked many mules Otflcers ot the GAA are. T A B CLUB ORGANIZED The Sophomores have tormed a new prolect In Engllsh class thus year nn thenr Teen Age Book Club Books are twenty tive cents a copy and are recelved each month by members Secretary Sally Wells Assistant Secretary Joyce Clark Helen Plerce . . . ,.,.... .,.., . . . . 1 ' . - e - I . v , STUDENT COUNCIZ Seated Donna Lea Ladd Shirley Burnett Mr Page lAdvlserJ Joyce Anderson K L d II oy In e Back Row Forrest Hayes Joan Nelson Amta Lundell Dorns Lorlmer Joan Hutch mson Larry Efaw Marne Swan Phyllis Swan SCIENCE Cl UB OFFICERS Donald Mosher, Dorus Lorlmer, Mr Young, Forrest Hayes S S ff 1 5 'l l L In Q, Q 1' . fr l V lj, f I V Ln . L VIKING STAFF First Row Bessie Cook Ellen Grossman Mary Ann Thorp Susan Carter Kay Lmdell Second Row Don Mosher Forrest Hayes Myron Sfackhouse Jr Bob 'felly Thurd Row Carol Palmer Anna Lmdell Shirley Burnett Joyce Clark Glorla Stach Fourth Row Jean Rosenstone Shlrley Descamps Dons Lorlmer Joan Hutchmson Sally Wells Marne Swan Donna Lea Ladd l I 1 l 1 1 1 I 1 ' 1 1 -1 H I Richard Phillis, Larry Efaw . - I . . I . I I . I '- 1 l 1 . I 1 . I I I F. F A 01-'I-'l6'ER.S' Furs? Row Harvey Johnson Uunlor Offncerb Lyman Dahlgren Roy Blork Ervm Robunson Jock Blour Rollm Robinson Uunuor Officer! Second Row Myron Sfcckhouse Uumor Offlcerj Carl Wezell Mr Moore CAd vnserj Neal Lundell Hal Deon Vuncent Uunuor Offucerj Emery Gregory Uunnor Offncerl O I 1 - 1 1 I I I ' 1 1 I - ' I I I PROJEC' T ION 01 UB WW? Kyiv.: jll ll I Russell Reed Stuart Stack Horvey Johnson Harley Schnowske Jerry Metz Don Mosher Bud Phnllls Forrest Hayes Larry Efaw CHOIR I , 4 Furst Row Ruth Cox, Mary Ann Thorp, Shnrley Renlly, Pot Matheny, Bessie Cook Second Row Shirley Burnett, Phyl Swan, Norma Sellmon, Helen Bengston, Mar lone Moody, Ellen Sandberg Thnrd Row Mr Sells CDerectorJ, Glorna Stach, Amta Llndell, Jean Rosenstone, Joan Schleferdecker, Phyllus Swanson Fourth Row Donna Lea Ladd, Donna Ranfsnnder, Joan Hutchunson, Dorn. Lora mer, Loss Gustafson, Alace Galmore ' wzgwf Nfl, fini: ' 1 ff ,A ,, , 4 7 , Q ' N A , 1 A ' ' . -l in ' , . . ' 1 l- .1 l , U, ' I 1 ,,. 'sr A f- A , , . , , I , ' I I 7 A 3 X C s gl 61-IOIR 1 I Seated on Floor Jamce Vincent Elaine Johnson Donna Yarger Mary Lou Cralg Shurley Johnson Susan Carter Charlotte Reed Joanne Van Rae Isabelle Second Row Lorrome Newman Helma Ingelson Mary Anderson Carol Palmer Joan Nelson Loss Sterling Cathenne Broshar Carolyn Moody Thurd Row Gertrude Lamb Elberta Thomas Ellen Grossman Kay Lnndell Lorena Palmer Sally Wells Eva Peterson Ruth Martin Susie Sears Joyce Clark Fourth Row Shurley Descamps Janet Lundell Delilah Willard Helen Pierce Zerretta Grant Marne Swan Betsy Hedbloom Dolores Hser Verdene Jeffers Charlotte Gregory Q . . I . , I . I . I I I . I Kapple, Joyce Anderson - I I I 1 1 I . . , . I . - I I I . I I I I . I l l - . I I . . I . I I ' I I . I I MH ODIERS First Row Phyllls Swanson Phyllis Swan Mary Ann Thorp Ruth Cox Donna Lea Ladd Thlrd Row Dons Lornmer, Bessue Cook Marlorle Moody Joan Hutchinson Second Row-Jean Rosenstone CAccompanistj, Shirley Burnett, Pat Matheny, SEXTE7 'wr 7 Shurley Burnett Mary Thorp Bessne Cook Doris Lorlmer JoAnne Hutchmson Phyllns Swan TPFBZE ENSEMBZE Carol Palmer, Janet Vundell, Lorena Palmer, Helen Pierce fAccompamstJ, Susie Sears, Loss Swanson, Helma lngleson , S , I '- Q x I .L , 7 -I z. I T: I 'V fr . 4 , f. S ., , , , . , BOYS' Cl-lOl? P7 Yr' First Row Davld Rushlng James Vlnzant Bruce Kelley Richard Phlllls Richard Clark Vernon Stephens Keith Robinson Sam Rlshel Second Row Robert Rushing Emery Gregory Robert Kelley Larry Efaw Duane Burnett James Carlson Joe Vlncent Thlrd Row Mr Sells Donald Mosher Mvron Stackhouse Robert Pierce Neal Lundell Carl Wexell Duane Else Howard Moore BAND F Fnrst Row Robert Kelley Shlrley Burnett Phyllis Swan Dons Lorlmer Mary Anderson Second Row Mary Ann Thorn Carolyn Moody Donna Lea Ladd Margorle Moody, Bruce Kelley, Helen Plerce, Joan Hutchinson, Eva Peterson, Marne Swan Third Row Mr Clark Sells, Durector, Forrest Hayes, Duane Burnett, Roger Johnson, Robert Puerce z Ll ' I Q l Q 5. -, If z -I g X 6 za 1' - fQgf!,3 I f , A 1 ' f If + 'Z'fZZ.','J' 1 V1 ,,. MN x my 1 rfb A - ' .4 55' ....,:1.. ,., is ' A 1141 1- I I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 1 :- 4 f 1 '1 ci V . . V It 1? I 1 1' 3' ,, ., 1 K ,L 1 1 1 1 1 1 . 1 , 1 1 F. H A. OFFICERS Furs? Row Gloria Stach Shnrley Burnett Janet Lundell Second Row Joan Nelson Mass Madsen lAdvlserD Phyl Swan Thurd Row Jean Rosenstone Shlrley Descamps Loss Sterling Sally Wells ' 1 1 1 I I 1 1 1 PEP Cl IIB OFFICERS First Row Kay Lmdell Sally Wells Second Row Anna Lmdell Mnss Anderson fAdvlserJ Phyl Swan MAROON 5 WHITE STAFF 90 Carl Wexel Sally Wells Mlss Elizabeth Westerlund Susle Sears Carol Palmer Doris Lorlmer Donna Ladd 6 A A OFFICERS' Furs! Row Marne Swan, Mary Ann Thorp Second Row Susie Sears, Mass Anderson CAdvlserJ, Joan Hufchmson A e Q A l u A , 1 . X f A Q ,.. an g - I I . I- I ' I I O I I 2 A A z A - gh . i A vw- ag' . Q f A A , l N SPDRT5 ,Q-ass! mafia., an IS tu Nwfmqg HMMYP Ju, P 'P tin Q . 'S Q L. 1' 0 -5 Q 0 S ,wa 'Egg 5 ' ' ' B O c Y Cl -. Yof eq-Q W gigs if VIKING STADIUM DED 6A TED ,-we , Q SHHA M Q . - Q I ll ll I Q u e I ll ll 0 . - . . ll ll I - - - nn:- l'T1'Zl'T'l J: n vga, l'I'T'l'U 40-' UD goo lflgm Emi? we mr-,Q :rw L Fr? gnc -47:9 zmg 252 Nz, -C ITT S a ,ff Forre Jerry Mefz Rob nson Erv Rush ng G bert Dobbes Row - Dave F rs? Don regory H Y Second R GTVEY . f 55 fe ggi 3 ,Z l l l l l l l , ll l , l , , 52 a es, Alfred Dobbels, Jack Blair, Hal Vincent, Larry Efaw, Richard Phillis ow-Sam Rishel, Russell Reed, Dean Lundberg, Emery G , Mosher, Carl Wexell, Karl liams, Coach Page, Stuar1Sfach, Roy Bjork, H , l ll, l , i I T1 SO Car IT1 J Har ey Schnowslce nde Lu GO N hnson Jo FOUTBALL Cambndge 26 New Wmdsor 6 The opening game of the T949 50 season agaunst New Wnndsor the small but hard hnttmg Vlknngs over powered the Norsemen to wln the flrst game IH the Vlkmg Stadium Robln son a Vlkrng end went over for two touchdowns Metz and Hayes each added a counter and Mosher com pleted the score by making a conver suon Cambrldge 20 Orlon 22 In the second conference game of the season Cambridge was defeated by the oversuzed Orson Chargers Al though greatly outweighed man for man the Cambridge sextet came wlthln two polnts of theur opponents and gave them the blggest score of game our spirited Captain Ervin Rob mson incurred a knee anlury that af fected hum the rest of the season Blair a native of Orion who In his freshman year moved to Cambridge led the scoring with three T D s whlle Mosher scored two pomts on a conver slon Cambrndge 31 Vlola 6 After losing to Orion we returned home to meet Vnola a small but very fast team Metz scored four touch downs and Hayes added another Metz also scored another pount on the conversnon Cambrudge 49 Sherrard 20 In thus game we went to Sherrard and were greatly surprlsed at thenr power In the flrst half we were but a few pomts ahead but when the sec and half was resumed we pulled out ahead for a vlctory. The scorrng was fairly even wlth Blalr scorlng three T D s Metz 2 and Johnson another Mosher made two kucks and Metz scored two addltlonal pomts both on conversions Cambridge 48 Wllllamsfleld 25 In thus game everyone played ex cept our mascot The Wllluamsfleld team who had lust started playing football thus year dndnt have the ex perlence of the Vlkungs Hayes and Blalr each scored two T D s and John son Blork and Gregory each added one Mosher made two klcks and Metz who played very lnttle because of a weak knee made two pomts Cambrndge 40 Alwood 20 In thus game we lourneyed to Alpha and played an a hard ram The ram fall was so severe that the game was stopped at one tlme We showed our ablllty to play even ln bad weather and went on to beat Alwood wlth Metz scorlng four touchdowns Blalr two and Mosher completmg It by makung two conversions Cambrldge 12 Atkinson 6 Thus game proved to be one of the toughest contests of the year lt was at thus tlme that Jerry Metz our stal wart half back was knocked uncon sclous for a tlme thus putting hlm out of the game Vincent our end scored his flrst touchdown of the year and Blalr added the second Cambndge 20 Hillsdale 27 In our last game of the year with Hillsdale we massed two of our regu lars Jerry Metz and Ervin Robinson as the fmal score showed Johnson scored two touchdowns Blalr another and Mosher made a kick for two pomts thus endmg the T949 1950 football season with sux wlns and two losses . I . . . I . . , , . l I T I ' T I l it I I 0 I ' . n u , ' T 1 I , , I I - I ' , .I . I I , I - ' I I ' I 1 I , . I - ' I I the season. During the battle of this . . . . . , I - I l u I . I . . I . . . I .. . . , . I I . . I I . - . , I - I I I . . I ' ' 1 I I . . I I T I I ' - I . , I I I ' I - . I . - I . . . CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS C Orlon O00 Cambrldge 3 Alwood New Wdsr Atk1nson 3 Sherrard 7 V1ola 7 500 500 BASKETBALL Pts 22 4 Opts 237 7 The Cambridge Vlklngs completed the I949 I950 season w1th I7 wlns and I0 losses and tled for thlrd place un the Cornbelt Conference wrth Al wood Returmng lettermen from the I948 49 season were only three Jerry Metz Forrest Hayes and Donald Mo sher all three of whom proved very valuable on our 49 50 team The boys comlng up to complete our flrst sux men were Ray Blork Hal Dean Vmcent and John Blarr The outstandmg game of the sea son was a conference game played In V1ola Vlola led the scormg up untll two manutes before the game was over although at tlmes It was very close W1th two mmutes left un the game and Vlola leaclmg the V1k1ngs by nme pomts lt seemed l1ke a sure loss for the latter team but the spur 1ted Cambrudge qulntet dvd not glve up so easlly Holdmg the home team to only one bucket and a glft throw the v1s1tors tallled thlrteen POIDIS 1n the remasnmg t1me to win the game The Vaklngs placed thlrd In the Galva Invltatlonal Tournament and copped second honors In the Cornbelt Conference Tournament We defeated Mnneral In our furst game of the Re glonal Tournament and lost to Galva ln the second game The 49 50 letter w1nners were Forrest Hayes and Jack Blasr Senlors Jerry Metz Donald Mosher Hal Dean V1ncent and Ray Blork Jumors Jerry Metz a rumor guard copped free throw honors for the second con secutnve year wnth an average of 58 96 CONFERENCE BASKETBALL STANDINGS c Orvon I 00 Atkmson Cambrldge 500 Alwood 00 New Wmdsor Vuola Sherrard 000 CONFERENCE TRACK STANDINGS I949 Cambrldge placed thlrd rn the an nual conference track meet w1th thlrty one polnts lust one half a polnt 43V2 34V2 Vlola Orlon Cambrndge New Wmdsor Atkmson Sherrard Alwood I3 The scormg for Cambrldge was as follows Asplund fourth 1n the I00 yard dash and fourth ln the shotput Grossman thlrd In the 440 yard dash and flrst 1n the hugh lump Hayes sec ond un the pole vault and Phlllus flfth an the dlscus 3OV2 13M The freshmen sophomore relay team conslstmg of Metz Efaw John son and Gregory took flrst place wlth the t1me of 52 9 seconds The Varslty Relay Team composed of Anderson Metz Grossman and Asplund took flrst place also wuth a tlme of I mlnute 45 4 seconds W L P t. . . f ' ' - , ' 6 o 1. 3 165 U 1 - ' 5 I .83 I78 80 3 3 . 163 134 - - . 3 3 . 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I4 Player Hayes Mosher Metz Blork B alr Vincent Reed Igams Totals Opponents Totals Average per Game Opponents Average Cambridge Cambrudge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambrldg Cambridge VARSITY TOTALS 7 1770 1781 Total F T M Pct F T Fouls Pomts 266 258 9 85 9 55 24 22 866 1044 19491950 BASKETBALL SCORES Mmeral Wethersfleld Geneseo Bradford New Wundsor Galva Orlon Galva Tournament Cambrndge 46 Cambridge 45 Cambrldge 28 Cornbelt Cambridge 47 Cambndge 43 Wethersfleld Prsncevllle Galva Tournament New Windsor 42 Orson 52 Cambridge Cambrudge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambrudge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambridge Cambrrdge Cambridge Cambrudge 1 67 59 6 4 47 000 O00 477 297 2 4 445 1222 422 1222 16 48 45 25 15 62 45 25 Bradford Viola Alwood Wrllramsvrlle Sherrard Alwood Sheffield Geneseo Galva Atkmson Wethersfleld Orson Sherrard Regional Tournament Cambrldge 47 Mmeral Cambrudge 33 Galva F.G. F.T. . . . . . . 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'in X f-24 Jerry Metz L 6 FIRST GAME IN GYMNASIUM CAMBRIDGE-38 GENESEO-3 VARSITY 01-IEERZEA DERS' FR057-I SOPH GHEERZEA DERS KARL S KORNER C 'Ng 0 H-1343:-' '56 H? 9 i A Hf9.r S 3 :- 'D ' v Amux , 9r' i f ,- CQ' 1641215 KORN R A young reporter who was asked to submit shorter obituaries handed hrs boss the followang James C Humphrles looked up the shaft of the Union Hotel to see uf the elevator was on nts way down It was Age 24 Mr Young Why dont you answer when I call your name? Biology Student I nodded my head Mr Young Do you expect me to hear the rattle all the way up here? It seems as If some time ago Hal Dean was a long way from home when he had a blow out Since he had no spare ture he had to walk a couple of mules before he reached a small general store Have you anything In the shape of automobile tures? he asked the propruetor Yep sonny we have lnfe savers funeral wreaths doughnuts and rubber bands was the reply Mr Mosher How s Hayes on the hugh lump? Any good? Mr Page Naw he can hardly clear has own throat Bud P After ram falls when does It get up again? Mr Young In dew tame my boy an dew time Norma Tea or coffee? Customer Coffee please Wlthout cream Norma Youll have to take nt wlthout mllk We dont have any cream Shurley I m not myself tonight Jumor Then we ought to have a good time Freshle I always drunk lots of mnlk because my doctor says lt's a great bone buulder Sensor Looks like your drunks are goung to your head . . . ,, . . . - Il 'k 'k if Il 1 Il . I . ' ll ll ll II ic if 'k I - 1 . ,, . . . . ,, . II - I I I I I ll , . 'k 'k it ll 1 f ' Il - I - . I Il - ll . . , . it if it ll ' - - II .: , . . ll - - - II . . , , . ml' 'k it ll Il Il ' II - 1 - . ll 1 ' - - 1 ll 'k 'k 'k - ll 1 - Il - . Il - Il Il' 'k 7? . ,, . . . ' 1 - Il - II - - - ll I - Shy Young Soph Dud you get hurt when you were on the football team? Robbue Nope ut was whule the team was on me You down there' shouted a father from the head of the staurs It s after mudnught Do you thunk you can stay all nught? Gosh thanks answered a young Soph lll have to phone home furst and ask Father My boy I never kussed a gurl untul l met your mother Wull you be able to say the same thung to your son? Son Sure Pop but not wuth such a straught face The senuors were havung an old fashuoned sleugh rude and everyone was enuoyung ut except for one gurl who sughed deeply What s the matter? demanded John Blaur Nobody loves me and my hands are cold she sobbed Oh thats all rught he saud softly Your mother loves you and you can sut on your hands Mr Page thought soccer mught be a good game un whuch to get our football team unto better condutuon He got eve yone together scrubs and stars aluke and explauned the rules Now remember fellows he funushed If you cant kuck the ball kuck a player onthe other team Now let s get busy Then Mr Page looked around and saud Where the duckens us the soccer ball? One of the scrubs shouted To heck wuth the ball lets start the game' Muss Westerlund was quuzzung the Junuor Class on the dufference between news and gossup News saud Bob K us when a man butes a dog And what us gossup Myron? she aked That ma am us when the dog goes around and tells people about ut puped Junuor ll - . . Il . ' ll ' ' ll . . , - -k sk- 'k ll ll ' . . ll I ' ' ' ' ll . . ll ll Il I 1 1 ' - Il it SK' 'k I ,, . . . . . , . ' ll H - - II . . , , . -k 'k 'k . . . . . ' I . . . . . , . ll 1 ll ' . . ll ll , . II I ' ll ' ll I 1 - ' ll . 'A' 'k 'k . . . . . . . l . u , . . , . ll ll - 0 ll I - 1 1 1 p - I ll . . . H . . - 1 Il . ll ' I 1 1 Il . it 'k 'k . . . . . . . II ll - ll' - Il I -1 0 ll ' ' II , . . ll I ' 1 I . H . . , . 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