Cambridge High School - Viking Yearbook (Cambridge, IL)

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I O ll, llllll ll ln the fall of '53, there was a new principal in the office of Cam- bridge High School. But Mr. Page was not a stranger to our students, for he had previously served us for eight years as an excellent coach and teacher of Modern Problems. Also under his guidance, the Stu- dent Council has become one of the most active of our organizations We greatly appreciate his fair and democratic methods of sett- ling the inevitable problems of the school year. We shall always re- member with gratitude his interest in the welfare of every child in our school system. To you, Mr. Page, we dedicate this record of all that is best in our school year. Mrs. Dimick, or Betty, as she is known to everyone, means more to us than a school secretary. She is a personal friend of each student. Many times she has willingly put aside her own work to help some bewildered teen-ager. You will quite often find a group of young people leaning over the counter talking to her after school. In addition, Bett has a talent for remem Y - bering the little things that make our school life more cheerful. For these things and many more, we sincerely dedicate this annual to Betty. THE VIKING STAFF OF 1954-1955