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

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GORDON FREDO “Gordy.” General. JOYCE GREGORY “Joyce.” Commercial. JAMES GREGORY “Greg.” General. If anyone lias a broken radio or engine, Gordon can fix them—at least he’ll try. His pay?—Food. Sewing and reading are this girl's pastime. Joyce dislikes surprise tests. Greg likes to hunt, hut not answers in math class. At the slightest provocation, lie’s in bed. CAROL GRESCO “Carol.” Academic. Student Council 11; Band 10-11-12; Chorus 11-12; Student Librarian 10; County Band 11-12. Carol is usually found making pizza and spaghetti for Jack. JOHN HAMMOND “John.” Commercial. Chorus 10; Senior Class Play. John’s pro at catching baseballs, but what about chickens? LILLIAN GRESKO “Lilly.” Academic. Chorus 10; Student Librarian 12; Span- ish Club 10-11-12; Senior Play Commit- tee. “Lilly” likes animals—stuffed or other- wise—as long as they male. Her idea of “Cloud 9” is a ballroom full of dashing cavaliers at her command.

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ROBERT FITZPATRICK “Fitz.” General. , Football 10, 11. Does anyone need a court jester? Just call on “Fitz” is you think your funny bone can take it. DOROTHY FRONTINO “Dolly.” Academic. Band 10-11-12; Student Librarian 10-12; Library Representative 12. Dolly can usually be found in her white Valiant going for pizza or to the bowling alley. VIRGINIA FOX “Ginger.” Commercial. Cheerleader 11-12; Senior Play. Ginger is the first to volunteer to drive Ronnie’s car home from teenage at a late hour; but, oh, getting up the next morning. ROBERT FORD “Bob.” Commercial. Give Bob a gun and supplies, and he can go camping for weeks at a time. PETER FOGLE “Pete.” General. This boy could spend his life sleeping, just dreaming of money. DIANE GORMISH “Diane.” Commercial. Band 10-11-12; Spanish 10-11-12; Year- book Staff 12; Dance Band 12; County Band 12. Anyone for fun? Diane’s the first to volunteer. But work—that’s a different story.

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EUGENE HUBER “Charlie.” General. Football 10-11-12. Charlie’s in a pool room, shooting pool; on a football field, making touchdowns; and in math class, making zeroes. ANNA LEE GROZANICK “Ann” Commercial. Student Council 12; Chorus 10; Cheer- leader 11-12; Prom Committee 11. One of these days Ann will become famous when she invents a new way to make postage stamps stick—without licking them. DIANA GROSS “Diney.” General. Student Librarian 10. This gal is a real cook. Cold busses are 0. K., if she is with her fiance! RICHARD HUNTER “Ricky.” General. Ricky could easily swim through P. 0. D. but drown in math. What he needs is good food during classes to keep him floating. JEROME HUMPHREY “Jerry.” General. Football 11, 12. Cars that travel fast are Jerry’s speed, and speed is what he needs to get to someone’s house or to the pool room. MARY CATHERINE HARTZOG “Cathy.” Commercial. Chorus 11-12. Who carries her own radio to a square dance? Cathy, of course.