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

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Thomas Boyle. World Cultures II teacher and football coach, enjoys hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling. He has been teaching for 5 years and hopes that his students will learn respect. “Let your reach always exceed your grasp.” is the wish of James Duffy for his students. He has been teaching U S. Cultures II for 12 years. He enjoys skiing, reading, and travel- ing in his spare time. Matthew Kollar teaches ninth grade Cultures. He enjoys traveling and teaching “the kids Cultures. He plans to continue teaching at Cambria Heights and hopes his students will learn the local history of our surroundings. Thomas Link. World Cultures III teacher, enjoys officiating College Football and Bas- ketball along with High School football and basketball. He is the assistant boys track coach and athletic director, and has been teaching for 16 years. He hopes his students will learn self-discipline along with history. In his future he would like to work the N.F.L. and retire. William Marshall. POD teacher, hopes his stu- dents will learn how to be prepared to face the problems of the world after leaving school He has been teaching for 14 years and is junior class advisor. In his spare time he enjoys hunting and fishing and hopes to continue teaching. Jeanne Mozma teaches eleventh grade Cul- tures and hopes that her students will learn to receive a sufficient background in order to become tolerant, patriotic, and compassion- ate citizens. She has been teaching for 6 years and enjoys traveling, reading, and lis- tening to good music. 12

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John Tinnick teaches Personal Business, and Drivers Education. He is also Assistant Var- sity Basketball Coach. Mr. Tinnick hopes his students will learn common sense and a little respect. He has been teaching for 11 years and plans to teach until he can retire. His hobbies are hunting and golf. Bruce Douty, Phys Ed and Health teacher, has been teaching for 13 years. He hopes his students will learn the understanding of the need for physical exercise throughout their life. He enjoys hunting, tennis, and wood cut- ting. and he hopes to stay here at C.H. Bruce Frycklund. Phys. Ed. and Health teacher, enjoys sports, music and traveling. He is also head coach of the boys basketball team. He hopes that no matter what his stu- dents do in life, they will try to do it to the best of their ability. He advises. “Whether going on to college or getting a job. don’t strive to be mediocre. Push yourself to be the best at what you do.” He has been teaching one year and hopes to keep teaching and coach- ing. Ms. Cathy Hmel phys. ed. and health teacher, spends her spare time doing latch work, cooking, and Aerobic dancing. She hopes her students will get a background in health that they may use some time in the future, and will enjoy different sports and have a healthy attitude toward all physical activity. Ms. Hmel has been teaching for five years and intends to keep teaching. Mrs. Janis McKenrick, a first year 9th, 10th grade physical education teacher and 10th grade health teacher, enjoys cross country skiing, jogging, needlepoint, and watching sports. Mrs. McKenrick would like her stu- dents “to have a good attitude towards phys- ical activity.” She would like to keep teaching in her future years. Stephen Bakajza. Administrative Assistant and senior P.O.D. teacher, enjoys passing his free time with fishing and hunting. While teaching for 31 years. Mr. Bakajza is trying to have his students learn to appreciate the form of government that we live in. His future plans are to teach until he retires. 11

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Donald Sibert, A U.S. Cultures teacher, has been teaching for 9 years. He enjoys softball and writing. He hopes the graduating class will aim high and give it their best. He will remain at Cambria Heights. William Crowell, who ‘‘hopes we can secure a job that pays well so we can get ahead of inflation” is teaching his students how to think. He is athletic director, senior magazine sales manager, and enjoys hunting, fishing and working with wood. He teaches Shop Math. General Math and Algebra II and has been at it for 15 years. Jerome Petrunyak. Geometry and Shop Math teacher, wishes the class of 1981 a lot of luck in the future. He has been teaching for 17 years and his hobbies are hunting and fish- ing. He plans to teach until he retires and enjoy life. Raymond Wilkinson. CH’s Algebra I. Busi- ness Math, and General Math I teacher, enjoys gardening, golfing, and reading in his spare time. He has been teaching for 10 years now. Edward Gresko. Math Department head, a senior class advisor and magazine sponsor, enjoys woodwork, remodeling, reading, hunt- ing. and refinishing old furniture. He teaches General Math III. Trig. College Algebra and slide Rule. He has been teaching for 19 years and hopes to retire young and in good health. He hopes that his students can utilize the knowledge they gain in class in their future lives, become good citizens, and mature as adults. Virginia Grybosky teaches Algebra I and General Math I. She has been teaching for twelve years and plans to teach until retire- ment. She hopes her students will learn to be good citizens, to be consistent, and to use math in their future endeavors. She enjoys sports, sewing, needlework and her kids. 13