Cambria Heights High School - Highlander Yearbook (Patton, PA)

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Supervising Principal Congratulations to the Class of 1963. The parents and friends of our Cambria Heights seniors can be proud of the accomplishments of our graduating class. You. as members of the class of 1963, ha e proved yourselves to be deserving of the privilege accorded you by your community which provided the necessary facili- ties for the advancement of your education. ou are well prepared for citizenship in our World Community. May 1 extend to you my best wishes for continued success in your future endeavors. Assistant Supervising Principal Students graduating this year face a future that is most exciting and challenging. Ihe second half of the twentieth century will bring more advancement in sci- ence, medicine, engineering, and knowledge of space than was even dreamed of a few years ago. You have the good fortune not only to witness these marvelous changes and to share in their rewards but you also have the possibility of participating in their advance- ment. Seize each opportunity. Do not let it elude you. yy-

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SITTING, left to right: Fred J. McCann: Mrs. Florence Zalisnock; Cyril R. Stevens, Secretary, non-member; Robert J. Bearer, Vice- President; Dr. Edward J. Haluska, President; Dr. John W. Powers, Vice-President; Earl J. Stoltz, Treasurer; Dr. Richard C. Murray; Mrs. Bertha Wiseman; Albert J. Sharbaugh. STANDING, left to right: Joseph Galinis; Raymond Westrick; Raphael Burkhart; Germaine Neibauer; Cletus Lchmicr; William F. Sinkevich; Damian Holtz; Dennis Grcsco; John Ricche; Walter Burke; Luke Davis: Arthur Farabaugh; Russell Itle. Absent when picture was taken: Vincent Eckenrode; Fred B. Buck; Thomas A. Buck; Frank Bom; Mrs. Margaret Bills; Robert Hoover; Carl Baker. The Senior Class wishes to thank the members of the joint school board for the time and effort expended by them to provide us with a smooth-running school system. Too often work of this nature is criticized and unappreciated. However, the class realizes the time spent by you solving the many problems of a joint school district and takes this opportunity to express its gratitude. 6

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Senior High School Principal As a class, I wish to impress on you that the problems you now have to face are many and complex. We all recognize in you a great potential, and that you have the power and the responsibility for shaping the thought of tomorrow. I hope you will be humble enough to recognize your limitations and yet at the same time be challenged to push on in your search for truth. I trust that you will develop a more passionate desire to pursue knowledge and that you will continue to equip yourself to do so. We will be very happy in the knowledge that these days in high school may prove fruitful. I wish you every success in your endeavors. Office Secretaries VEI.MA K. NOONAN LINDA BICE 8