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

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richard McConnell “Rich.” Academic. MARY LUCILLE LINK “Lucy.” Commercial. RONALD McMURRAY “Mac.” General. Band 10-11-12; Chorus 11-12; Senior Class Play; Yearbook Staff; Dance Band. Rich always has a big smile across his face when he is helping Joe Stoltz or watching people “suffer” while they dance. Lucy's idea of a perfect week would be a square dance every night and a Sunday afternoon full of action. Watch this boy! He just might become a second Mickey Mantle. JANET LONG “Shorty.” Band 10-11-12; Chorus 11-12; Student Librarian 12; Senior Class Play; County Chorus 11; District Chorus 12. Nothing, not even a rainy night, can keep this girl away from Barnesboro Teenage and Northern Cambria Boys. JOHN MERTENS “Men.” General. The only thing that can keep John from thumbing to Carrolltown and Margie is a rainy night. ANITA MARRA “Tokyo.” ' Academic. The only reason Tokyo likes rainy days is because she gets a chance to read— but not school books if she can help it.

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ARTHUR LECHENE ‘‘Louse.” General. Because he dislikes dancing, Art will never watch a musical program on T.V. He will watch anything pertaining to hunting and farming, though. CAROLE ANN KUPETZ ‘‘Carole.” Academic. Chorus 10-11-12; Drill Team 12; Student Librarian 12. Who ever said mermaids were only fant- asy. Just look at Carole! JULIAN LEFEBURE “Jule.” General. Maybe Jule wouldn’t dislike school so much if he could ride his little red scooter or he taught about fishing streams and guns. NANCY KURTZ “Cho Cho ” General. Nancy wishes they would serve pizza every day in the school cafeteria, or have the cooks pep up the meals with dance music. RONALD LUBERT “Ron.” Academic. Ron claims he likes wine, women, and song; hut for a fellow who also likes playing bingo and eating vanilla ice cream that doesn’t seem possible. JEANNE LINK “Jeanne.” Academic. Drill Team 12; Student Librarian 11-12; Prom Committee 11; Play Committee 12. This girl has a knack for getting a new Dodge stuck in the snow.

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JAMES MILOSAVICH “Milo.” General. KATHLEEN McCLYNN “Kathy.” Commercial. JOHN MISLEVY “John.” General. “Jim likes to pull the strings . . . guitar strings, that is . . . and to sing about cars and girls. Student Librarian, 12; Class Play Promp- ter 12. What would Kathy do if she couldn’t go to Barnesboro teenage on Saturday nights? She could go for pizza in a Thunderhird. He’s a quiet hoy, but turn him loose in the woods or in a Thunderhird and watch him go. MARY McHUGH “Mary.” Academic. Band 10-11-12; Majorette 10-11-12; Scorekeepcr 10-11-12. Gary, Barnesboro boys, and green eyes thrill Mary, hut not waking up or sitting at home. DUANE MORGAN “Duane.” Commercial. Duane dislikes six cylinder cars, but he passes the time by having a hall . . . howling with Diane. PATRICIA McMURRAY “Mure.” General. Band 9-10. This girl thrives on anything Barnesboro —dances, pizza, and Daryll.