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

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 All right, twenty-five jumping jacks, ten mountain climbers, fif- teen windmills, and ten push-ups. Sound familiar? These are just a few of the 'cals' that begin most gym classes. CH has a wide and varied PHYSICAL EDUCATION program which covers such sports as basketball, volleyball, swimming, and gymnastics, and this year incorporated the Lifetime Sports Program, which includes activities like golf, tennis, archery, and skiing. The head of this department is Mr. Murphy and he and the other teachers believe that phys. ed. is necessary for the full development of the mind and body. These teachers strive for full achievement of this purpose in their classes. A new addition this year was Ms. Cathy Hmel, our new girls' phys. ed. teacher. MRS. SANDRA L. MURPHY B.S., Lock Haven State College M.A., West Virginia University Health Physical Education Water Safety MR. HARRY MURPHY B.S., Lock Haven State College M.A., West Virginia University Health Physical Education MRS. CATHY L. HMEL B.S., Slippery Rock State College Health Physical Education MR. BRUCE DOUTY B.A., M.A., Moorehead State University Health Physical Education 15

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Whether it be 2 + 2 = 4 or — 5x2 + z3 = 0 (solve for X), the MATH DEPART- MENT at CH is able to handle problems from the simplest addition to the most complex equations. Headed by Mr. Gresko, this department teaches such classes as general math and trig, and a mini-course on slide rule. Problems that boggle the mind can become even more unclear when explained by Mr. Petrunyak or Mr. Crowell, but all kidding aside, the teachers in this department prepare their students well for either everyday or more advanced mathematics. However you look at it, the women are still outnumbered, even with the addition of Ms. Judy Pecenek as a full- time substitute for Mrs. Grybosky, who is on a year's leave of absence. MISS JUDY PECENAK B.S., Indiana University Business Math General Math Algebra I MR. WILLIAM CROWELL B.S., Juniata College M. Ed., Indiana University Algebra II Shop Math MR. JEROME PETRUNYAK B.S., Indiana University Geometry General Math II MR. RAYMOND L. WILKINSON B. S., M. Ed., Penn State U. Algebra I Business Math General Math III MR. EDWARD GRESKO B.S., St. Francis College M.Ed., Indiana University College Algebra Trigonometry Slide Rule The Lone Ranger and Tonto on the prowl again

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Mr. Grembi's dissections, Mr. Solomoon's leaf collection, and Mr. Bilko’s page 624 are only a small part of the SCIENCE DEPARTMENT at Cambria Heights. The teachers in this department, headed by Mr. Bern, attempt to show students the relationship between science and everyday life. After students have been filled with endless facts, fig- ures, equations, and laws, this knowledge is put to use on lab day. From these experiments, students gain an understanding of the practical applications of science. Missing when the pictures were taken was Mr. Getz, who teaches psy- chology, and Mr. Demi. COL. EDWIN WAGNER B.Gen. Ed., U. of Omaha Masters, Lehigh Univ. AFJROTC SGT. ROBERT KONIOR B.A., Univ. of Alaska A FJROTC- Leadership MR. DANIEL BILKO B.S., Indiana Univ. of PA Chem. I MR. WILLIAM BROUGH B.S., Pennsylvania State General Science MR. JOHN BEM B.S., St. Francis College M.Ed., Indiana Univ. of PA Chem. II Physics MR. EDWIN L. DEMI B.S., Pennsylvania State U. General Science Earth and Space Science MR. MICHAEL J. GREMBI B.S., M.Ed., Indiana U. of PA Biology MR. CHARLES SOLOMON B.S., St. Francis College M.Ed., Penn State U. Biology Caution: Mad scientist at work 16