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

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J Dedication .................................................... 4 Administration ................................................ 5 Seniors ...................................................... 13 Classes ...................................................... 37 Favorites..................................................... 49 Athletics .................................................. 55 Activities.....................................................67 Organizations ................................................ 83

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'p ieoowicC As we, the seniors of the class of 1964, strolled into school to fulfill the requirements for graduation, each of us anticipated the labours and activities of the year to come. These are especially important to us because they will be the basis for the nostalgic memories which we will form in later years. From the outset, we were affected by the academic program which is created and conducted by the administration. Because of this program, everyone is given the oppor- tunity to gain knowledge while renewing and forming friendships with members of the other classes. Throughout the year, we looked forward to the various activities. In keeping with custom, our class picked its favorites. With the support of the student body, seniors provided impetus to the diversified athletic programs and participated in band and chorus. Seniors initiated the Sadie Hawkins dance and helped in the Christmas program. Members of the class upheld the Mardi Gras and class play traditions while others strove to make organizations such as the newspaper successful. The '64 Highlander is a showcase for these sundry phases of our last high school year. It is a written and pictorial record of the accomplishments of the. entire body of students with a special accent placed on the role played by seniors. Therefore, the class of 1964 presents this yearbook to the students of Cambria Heights in the hopes that they will march along with us through our year.” 3