Cambridge High School - Yearling Yearbook (Cambridge, MD)

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Singing delightfully in the early morning, chorus voices fill the gym with o blend of many harmonius sounds. From 8:00 to 8:30 three times a week the chorus practices preparing themselves for the inspiring concerts which they present to the public. Another extra curricular activity adds a pleasant note to school life. each person’s life and establishes him as an asset to the community. These activities pro- vide resources for educational stimulation and the building material from which world citizens are made. Marching proudly for Cambridge at one of the home football games is the high school band Learning new formations and keeping in step requires discipline and rhythm on the part of each member. A winning group in the state, the city ond school are happy and honored to hove such an excellent com- pany to represent them. 9

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In o scene from Beware of the Bear a group of mischievous girls spending their summer at comp take a playful minute to mimic their counselor. The staging, acting and production of this play was by the Junior Dramatics club and if was presented on Drama Night. Tedious rehearsals to learn lines and actions taught these actresses the actual responsibility required in staging a production. dent who can excel in only one phase of the school career. Participation in extra-curricular activities and possession of outside interests enriches During a rehearsal of the ploy Words and Music by Pierrot, flirtatious Alicia and that handsome debonoir Pierrot seem to be captivated by each other while Pierrette and Boris can do nothing but watch. This play was given by the Mask and Spur Club on Dromo Night. Practicing creatively these students realize the patience and work involved in producing a play. 8

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Full of enthusiosm, this energetic student tries to sell her pecan roll for the purpose of raising money for the Honor Society scholarship. This is just one of the mony drives sponsored by the future leaders of the community, the Honor Society members. Honor Society students can be proud of their accomplishments as CHS citizens. Three cokes and a hofdog pleasel The masses crowd around the conces- sion stand during halftime at the Seaford football game. Frantically rushing about, the volunteer workers in the stand receive money and give out refreshments. A different organization in the school is respon- sible for the stand at each game, making it o good money-making project for a group or club.