Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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-sf' Gee bs 7 SENIORS f' l'l f' i I f f I MQ! HARRY G. GEORGE Industrial Arts Bill Home Room Bulletin Board Of- ficer 39. A quiet personality ..... blue eyes. . .wavy hair ..... favorite sport?-tennis ..... seen occas- ionally driving a '37 Buick. . . . .his future?. . .as yet unde- cided. ELEANOR R. HAIJEN Academic Band '36. '57, '58, '59: Spirit '58, '391 Basket Ball '58, '59g G. A. A, '393 Oracle Staff '59g Tri- HBY 1593 National Honor Society '5 , If it's a question, Eleanor has her viewpoints ..... a warm love for animals.. .especially Spike ..... understanding and sympathetic ...., a su persales- lady. WILLIAM S. GRAHAM Industrial Arts Sammy Band '56, '57, '58, '39S Lost and Found Department '38, '39. Lost in elecfricity ..... found in an invention of a clofunny to run a what-you-may-call-it .....moods of a movie pro- jector are no mystery to this motor specialist. INIICHAEL J. HAVERN Industrial Arts Dud A summer sightseer. . .on his in the Alte- thumb. . .and mus Model T ..... a whimsical outdoor man. . .with a quiet humor all his own. RICHARD GRAZIER Industrial Arts Graz Band '38, 7:93 Swimming Club '39 A wise-cracking angler of the rarest good humor ..... a swim- mer.. .a tenniser ..... a bit of syncopation-the Swing- sters with Dick at the traps. RITA M. ILLIG Commercial Skipper Mushball '38g Basket Ball 384 Home Room Secretary '39s Oracle Staff '39. Believes Swing's the thing . . . . .pricked fingers from sew- ing...but never an impatient word...hence an ideal cinch partner ..... perhaps her love for children helps het good hu- mor. WILBERT GUSTAFSON Industrial Arts Wib Boys' Chorus '38, '39i Football '59g Track '58g Mixed Chorus A typical Revlocian ... boasts the ability to out-talk any girl ..... brushes up on singing during classes and en- joys noon hours. . .especially in the auditorium. RONALD J. ILLIG Academic Corky Basket Ball '56, '37, Volley Ball 363 Football '37, '38, 7:93 Track '38, 39: Varsity Club '58. '391 Swimming Club 729. A fighting lineman on the field. . .who becomes a bit self conscious at times ..... a typ- ical mariner's gait ..... fair and stocky...with jolly good hu- mor. 26

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ETEEN HUNDRED AND THIRTY-N HEBER E. DONAHEY Industrial Arts Heb Golf '36, '37, '58, '39: Basket Ball Manager '37, '38, '39. Bub's little shadow. , . Heb's not a woman-hater, but he just con- siders them unnecessary ..... at an unhurried pace he strolls from class to clss. JAMES P. FILER Industrial Arts jim Gymnastic Club '38g Swimming Club '39. Unhurried and unruffled...ac- companied by a slow gait to and from class.. .betokening, of course, his deep concern over the weighty problems of school. PAUL M. FRAILEY Industrial Arts A slow walk. . .a drowsy look. . . indifferent to school and its cares . . .an expert billiard player. . .but not always behind the eight ball.. . reads frequently, especially the Reader's Digest. JULIAN E. GAJECKI Academic Yump Football Manager '36, '37, '38, '393 Varsity Club '39. Proud?--of course!-of that swea- ter and hair so set in its waves. .. ..amiable but strongly in favor of total extermination of the dead lan- guage. STEVE DROTOZ Industrial Arts Peach Volley Ball 7:83 Mushball '591 Track '38, '39 Something to do! . . .continually occupied by his favorite sports... an extremist for he enjoys everything from checkers to baseball ..... a man unknown even to his intimate friends. IRENE Fox Home Economics Foxy Girls' Chorus '36, '37. '38. '391 Mix- ed Chorus '38, '39: Basket Ball '383 Op- eretta '38, i Lucy's inseparable companion even in basket ball ..... not an unfamil- iar Hgure at the skating rink ..... enjoys drumming away at the pi- ano. . .and may we add, inclined a little to loquacity. WARREN H. FUNK Industrial Arts Benjy Football '36, '37, '38, '39l Basket Ball '36, '37: Track '36, '38, Swim- ming Club '391 Varsity Club '37, '38, '39-Secretary '38-Vice President '393 Oracle Staff '39: Home Room Treas- urer '391 Junior Class Play '38g Senior Class Play '39, Hall Patrol '39. A confirmed advocate of swing who dances anything from 'Shag to Polka ..... a star of the grid- iron who eats, sleeps, and lives the game. IRENE E. GARGON Home Economics ' Rene A slow, shy smile ..... het single greeting in the halls ..... the only senior girl without a wagging tongue and spasmodic giggles . . . . .her E.C.H.S. classmates wish her success in Portage Hi. INE

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1 J ,. ' ,Ar it A' I - ' ...ei . i f If r,'7 I I l .Pal . .. i . U f' g i ,' f, 1 AL, if I I . ,' 517 .1 fl X fy 1 ' r X J xx? 47 L ,J :fx ,yy I Vg! . s k WN' ,Q NSSUNDRED AND THIRTWME MARY R. ITALIANO Commercial Rosie Leader Club '37, '38, '39l Milled Chorus '38, Oracle Staff '39, G. A. A. '39, Girls' Basket Ball Team '3S. A coal black top knot does won- ders at her fingertips ..... in odd moments a beginner's cookbook or tricky dance steps ..... constantly moving.. .hence no worries about excess avoirdupois. Lui, 2,..4.1.....,.i if Ci fl DAYTON W. JOHNSON Industrial Arts Shorty Track '37, '38, Mixed Chorus '38, Gymnastic Club '38, Boys' Chorus A little smaller than the rest of us.. .this member of the Ebensburg Sportsmen's Club ..... money burns a hole in his pocket, when a two-gun cowboy is on the screen. ROBERT JONES Academic Bob Spirit Staff '37, '38, '39, Junior Var- sity '37, '38, Football Manager '37, '38, '39, Track '37, '38, Home Room Treas- urer '38-Vice President '39, Oracle Staff '39, Varsity Basket Ball '39. A sports Writer's illegible scroll . . . . .a strain of Ciceronian powers . . . . .original opinions based upon extensive reading ..... a Rip Van Winklean gait in school, but speed to burn on the track. EUGENE L. KELLEY Industrial Arts Slim Mushball '38, 393 Volley Ball '39. Six feet three of good natured Irish ..... loves to play mushball and baseball ..... a favorite in the shop ..... hails from Revloc.. .and proud of it. DONALD R. JAMES Industrial Arts Monkey Band '35, '36, '37, '38, '39I Junior Birdmen '35, '36, '37, Minstrel '36, '37, '38, '39, Brass Ensemble '36, Home Room Assistant Secretary '37-Vice Pres- ident '393 Boys' Double Quartet '37, Jun- ior Class Play '37, Mixed Chorus '38, '39, Spirit Staff '38, '39, Senior Class Play '38, Winner of Poster Contest '38, Operetta '38, Dramatic Club Vice Pres- ident '39: Oracle Staff '39, Hall Patrol '39, Hi-Y Secretary '39. A skillful brush sweeping over the colorful canvas ..... a clever wit- ticism slipping from determined lips . . . . .leisure time spent in collecting antiquated firearms and displaying his Hungerford talents. JOHN R. JOHNSON Industrial Arts Bowser Boys' Chorus '38, '39. The future forester...one un- swerving purpose...more dogs, more guns, more game ..... angular and gaunt ..... a great kidder too is Baar Hunting Johnnie. RAYMOND F. KEILMAN Industrial Arts Ray Baseball '36, Orchestra '36, '37, '38, '39, Track '38, Volley Ball '38, Home Room Mushball Captain '39, String Quintet '39, Runs the quarter-mile as easily as he plays his violin ..... a follower- of the rod and gun ..... likes wood- work. . .hence his ambition. . .a cabinetmaker. WILLIAM M. KIMBALL Academic Bill Football '37, '38, '39, Track '37, '38, '39, Varsity Club '38, '39, Camera Club Home Room President '39, Hi-Y A stellar gridiron performer... ..takes the hills with ease on skiis . . . . .he and French just don't get along ..... thinks girls are all right . . .especially underclassmen.