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

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SHEILA BURKEY “Sheila.” Academic. Chorus 10-11-12; Student Librarian 12. Sheila lives for Sunday afternoons. Why? Then she doesn’t have to ride the school bus, and there is plenty of time for fun. FRANK DeLATTRE “Pace.” Academic. Chorus 11-12; Football 10-11-12. Look Out! He’s another crazy hunter. c ROBERT DEPTO “Coon.” General. Football 11-12, “Nature Boy” can be found in the woods —lost, as usual. CAROL CENCE “Carol.” Commercial. Band 11-12; Chorus 10. Of course, everyone likes pizza, but not the way Carol does! ROBERT DRZAL “Draz.” General. Football 10-11-12; Baseball 12. Majorettes and Hastings are tops with Draz, but not science. Shooting pool takes up most of his spare time. CAROL CESCHINI “Carol.” General. Band 10. A typical girl—she is either out dancing or having a good time at Anne’s place.

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JAMES CAIRNS “Big Mother.” MARCIA BUCK “Marcie.” EDWARD CENCE “Ed.” Academic. Commercial. General. Yearbook Staff 12; Basketball 10 11 12; Courier Football Scorekeeper. Jim would love to drive a Red Austin Healy to his favorite fishing pond, but instead finds himself studying for Trig tests. Student Librarian 10-11 12. She battles snow, rain, and storms that rage just to get to Barnsboro Teen-Age. Life is one long vacation for Ed. You can find him with a cue stick curled up in any corner sleeping. KAREN BRICKER “Shunky.” EDWARD DeLARRE “Junior.” SANDRA LEE BRUNATTI “Sandy.” Commercial. General. Academic. Chorus 10 11 12; Senior Class Play. Karen attends every football game and has a ball with her friends. Here is a sportsman who devotes his time to hunting or fishing rather than English or science classes. Band 10-11-12; Chorus 10 11 12; Spanish Club 10-11-12; Dance Band 11-12; County Band 11; Yearbook Staff 12. If Sandy had her wish, there would be 7-day weekends.

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ERNEST nUCI.O “Puke.” Commercial. Chorus 10. He hunts and fishes with ease, but he doesn’t care about those ABC’s. PATRICIA DESPOY “Patty.” Commercial. Chorus 10; Majorette 10; Drill team 12. Patty is always reading movie magazines about those tall, dark and handsome “Gee !!! men. REGINA CUNNINGHAM “Gina.” Academic. Chorus 10; Play Prompter 12. This is one girl who wishes she could hibernate during the winter; but then, how would she see free movies? ANDREW FALATIC “Andy.” General. Track 10. Andy is always telling about the big buck that got away. JUDITH DILLON “Judy.” Commercial. Nothing can get Judy out of bed early in the morning except the ringing of a phone or the blaring of a radio. THEODORE ENDLER “Ted.” Commercial. Chorus 10; Football 10, 12; Baseball 11-12. This guy enjoys baseball, and plays it pretty well, too. But, he’s had his share of “strike outs.”