Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1944 volume:

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Duncan Clair R, Evans w w I I gy 'pf gf mm ., ' II ' ' CIIICIS Iulla eckr Raymond Malcolm Gallaher Rebecca M Gall gan Robert T Galllgan Susan I Gardner Frederlck George Harry G George Walter F G1bSOH F'loydI Glraulo Reade A Grraulo Raymond Ward C1 trng Donald F Glass RobertI Glass Bernard Goldran Iohn Goldran Ioseph Goldran Max D Gould Lloyd A Graham W1ll1am S Graha 1 Fred C Gratowslfy Andrevv Gray Donald P Gray Iohn L Gray I1 Kenneth M Grazrer Rlchard H Grazler Iames B Green Iames C Gregg Ioseph Gregg Ir Charles A Gnffrth Edgar E Grrttrth Iames L Gr1fl1th Roy G Grrllrth Wa do L Gr1lf1th Earl E Gustafson Gerhardt C Gustafson W1lbertI-I Gustafson Walter C Hagens ChesterI Hayduk Andrew T Hayzu PaulI Ha1zus Elrnel G Harclerode FredI Harclerode john T Harclerode Paull Harclerode Allred I Harvey Carl I Harvey Charles P Harvey DW1ghtI Harvey HaroldI Harvey Ralph L Harvey Robert Harvey Ir W1ll1am I Harvey Charles G Ha son Charle R Hauth Harry H Hauth M1chaelI Havern Eugene C Hazel Pete Hazy George Headrlck Edward F Herman A Kenneth H1ld9bfGHJ Ralph L Hrldeb and Gene Hlll Glenn W Hlll Norman H111 Paul C Hlmelrrght Lewrs M Holmes Ralph C Holme N1cholas Holowchax George R Hood Ph1l L Hooper Fred Hoover Iames C Hoover Sldney F Hout W1ll1amI Howell Iohn Hoychrck George Hresko Guy E Huber I Donald Huber Rrchard Huber George Hudak Iohn Hudak Ioseph Hudak Mrchael Hudak Peter A Hudak Ivan G Hulllhen Peter R Ill1g Ir Robert Ill1g RonaldI Ill1g Matthew R Isaacson Walter Doyle Isenberg Robert F Itell B Frankl1nIame Boyd E Iames Donald R Iames Margaret E Iame IU Mrlan R Iames B Kenneth Iohns Iames F Iohns Robert Iohns Carl A Iohnson Gerald Iohnson Iohn R Iohnson Ros A Iohnson W1ll1am Dayton Iohnson Danrel Mrltord Ione Davrd W1ll1am Iones Donald A Iones Donald W Iones Edythe M Iones Iames M Iones Ir Iohn A Iones Iohn P Iones Paul R Iones Thomas H Iones Webster G Iones W1ll1am M Iones Carolyn Englehart Ioyce George Iuba Harry Iuba Iohn Iuba Iohn Iuba HenryE Kane Ir Robert Kane Donald Karllnsey Iay Karhnsey Ioseph Katona Ira W Keagle Ir , Russell B Keener Damel Adarr Kerth Harry S Kelth Donald M Keller Gall I3 Keller Merrrtt M Keller George I Keprch Alan K Kerr R1chard L Kerr Charles W Kessler Ir Fred E Kessler Iohn R K1mball Leo Robert K1mball W1ll1am M K1mball Nrck C Kleshock HaroldI Khne Iohn C Kllne Lyhle A Klme o. F .1 ' 'A . f' nk . . Ralph B. Goughnour PFGSIOI1 I- Hill Thomas Iones, Ir. . I I l ' - I I' MargaretI Khne Helen Kluzn1k M1chael Kluznrk Paul Kluznlk Steve Kluznlk Iames Kokoskr Robert C Koontz Charle Kopchlck Mrchael Kopch1ck George A Kosdrosky Iohn E Kosdrosky Henry KOZICIH Edward S Kozrckr Leo A KOZICKI Theodorel Kozrckr Ioseph K Kropollnsky Iames E Krug LeW1s W Krug W1ll1am C Krug Ir Norman Krumenacker M Luther Kuhlman Iohn D Kuhn Robert K Kuhn Iohn P Kukucka Edward M Kushner Iames Kutchman Mlchael Kuzmlnsky IohnI Lack Iames Earl Lamont Paul C Lamont Charlotte E Lane Iohn F Lapczynskt Peter F Lapczynskt Iohn Laprnsky Paul Laplnsky Phlllp F Lawler Harry M Learned Rrchard M Leary Morrr I Lefevre Wasco Legdon Charles R Lehman Edgar E Lehman Ahce Lemonovlch Ignatz H Lemonovrch Casper W Lenard Amer1goI Lerr Iohn F Lesko Raymond A Lesser Pasquale Lrcastro Edw1nI L1ddle Thomas G L1nk Ir Iohn H Lrnstrum Cla1rI Llpps W1ll1am R L1ppS Francls Leonard L1ttle Walter H Lockowandt Bernard M Long Charles M Long Ida Mary Long Iean F Long W1ll1am B Long Catherlne Gardner Lucard Cla1rmont C Ludwrg Donald Leroy Ludwrg Marlm Ludwlg I Bernard Luther Montell D Luther PaulI Luther I Arthur Lydrc IohnI Lyz1nsk1 StephenI Machuta Charles A Maclntyre Ir Donald R Maclntyre Iosephl Magyar Carl A Makin Iames C Mak1n Charles Makosky Ir W1lfred L Mall1n Henry I Malloy Iames O Malone Marshall Mann Mar1oI Manonr Freder1ck Marchu Iohn Marchu Mrchael Marchu Ir Albert W Mareck Dan Martm Frank Martm Ioseph Mash Ir OrlandoI Mash Iohn D Mason Iuhan G Mastrrne Levo Mastrme Peter Matrenec Robert E Maurer Cohn Maxwell W1ll1am R Maxwell Edward I Mazor ll Mar1oI Mazz Samuel Mazzaterrl Donald C McBreen Ralph McBreen Iohn H McCann Ir Patrrck H McCann Robert T McComb1e A Leroy McConnell Howard C McCoy Iohn R McCoy Dw1ghtH McCracken Alton A McDonald Dorothy G McDonald Charles McFadden Freder1ckI McFadden Henry R McFadden IamesD McGough Ir Paul I McGough Lex R McGu1re Iohn C McHenry Mary R McHenry A Paul McKay Fremont I McKenr1ck W1ll1am E McQu1llan C Iay McW1ll1ams H Chtton McW1ll1ams Wllfred G Mears George M Me1sel Iames V Me1sel Carl Mellott Charles B Melnyk Nelson E Mentch Antonro Mezzelo Steve Mlhdllk EdwardI Mrkula Don D Mrller Gheen A Mlller Robert W Mrller Wrltred Mrtchell Robert F Montelth Helen Moore W1lbert E Moore WalterI Morett1 I Robert Morrow Iohn D Motrenec Robert S Mulvehrll Ir Ioseph Murgola Paul D Murgola Iohn Rae Murphy a Steve M. 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'QQ Lv.f F 1 phy 2te,.u.m.ru ,G I Myers Ir Randolph Myers Ir Alex Nelson Iohn Nelson LeonardI Nelson Meade L Noble Chester A Noel Hrlbert A Noel M1chaelI Noon Charles S Noran George Novak Henry F Novak Leonard P Novak Raymond W Novak WalterI Novak Iames T O Hara Norman O Hara Robert L O Hara Wlllldm A O Hara Emelrne M Oldham Iames L Oldham Samuel A Oldham Wylre A Oldham Vlad1m1rI Oleynrk Med1o D Orsmr Davrd F O Shell RGQIS O Shell Phllrp D Owatt Frrtz K Owens Aaron Palkov1tz Fred Par1s1 Davrd L Parkrn AlexanderI Pasa Andrew Paulllsky Charle A Paull1sky Ioseph Pavuk Steve Pavuk R1chardI Peach Thomas V Pearson Edward F Peduzzr Iohn Peregrrn Ioseph M Peregrln Peter Peregrm George L Perhase Walter L Petak Alex Petro Donald E Phrllrps V1ctorI P1etruszka Franc1sI Pltonyak I Ioseph Plummer R1chard P Plummer Anthony T Poeta Peter S Polmskey Carl Port Mary Louxse Port Russell C Port Arthur E Prrce EdwardI Proszek Rowland F Pryce George S Pubhc Ioseph Pubhc Ir Mrchael Putczakulrsh Warren C Pyer Rxchard Radebach Herbert E Rager Iame F Raxney Rose Rashlrch Robert R Raymon Thomas Read R Glenn Reese Wrllram Albert Reese Robert G Reffner Fred Re1land Andrew P Rennle George Rennre Wlllldm Rennle Iohn H Revy W1ll1am R Revy Charles R Rrce Robert Rrce Madelrne Rrddle Iohn D R1tter R1chard C Rrtter Ot1sV Robbms Ir Alfred E Roberts Ir Bruce A Roberts Iames M Roberts Robert H Roberts Ronald E Robert Wrllram A Roberts Claeo A Rose Clyde L Rose Crawford T Rose Thomas B Rose Iohn C Rosenhamer Robert H Rosenhamer HaroldI Rosensteel Iohn P Rosensteel Thoma F Rosensteel Warren O Rosensteel IosephI Rosmus , 12 Iohn Rossx R Herbert Rowland Iohn H Rubrsch Prederrck E Rupert Donald Russxck Iames P Russrck Carl Rylke Iohn Sabella Mrchael Sabella Iohn Sabo Ioseph Sabo Albert P Sacchet Arthur W Salma Iames R Sanner DonaldI Sawyer Charles G Scanlan Donald A Schetttg EdgarI Schettrg Iohn Schett1g Ir George Martrn Searle Ray D Searle AndyI Sedor Dorothy Ersenhower Serler Robert E Seller Charles Semko Mmchael Semko George E Senko Iohn B Senko EdwardI Shadden Iames Shatter Robert C Shannon Ioseph C Sharbaugh El1zabethI Sharpless Iames C Sharpless Leo P Shea Patnck L Shea Iames V Sherry Garbett Reed Shertzer Iames A Shlelds W1ll1am G Shrelds Glenn Shoemaker I Albert Shoemaker Iames A Shoemaker Robert W Shoemaker Thomas A Shoemaker Walter D Shoemaker Elmer Slmmons Leroy T Srmmons Iohn K Slmons Mary Stnchock Charles F S1nger ChesterI S1nger . fml N- Q I-s o n ' P Ill if 4.1 -. 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' - 'Q Lxdo P Srstr Iohn F Sltko Wrlham A Sloan Henry Sm1th Iame I Smrth Ioseph Smrth Lour A Smlth W1ll1am P Smrth Iohn Smoley Herbert Bruce Snyder Wrlham R Snyder Iohnl Sobleskre Ir Stanley G Soblesk1e Iohn Solonrka Mrchael Solonrka Paul Solonrka Ioseph Sopch1ck lack A Spahr Charle Spontak Iohnl Spontak Mrchael Spontak George Staruch Mary Staruch Att1l1oI Stefanon Iacob R Stefanon Severrno Stefanon Thoma Stephens Lloyd E Stmson W1ll1am D Stock W Cla1rmontStorrner Francl E Stout Charle Sturak Iohn Sunderland Ioseph R Sunderland Iohn Tanda Peter W Tanda Ioseph Taylor Betty Korb Thomas Iohn L Brothers Danlel Grlfhth Davrs Edwardl Geroskre George W Grrffrth Ir Herbert D Ludwrg Cl1nton A Thomas D Woods Thomas Iohn O Thoma Roger W Thomas Ronald R Thomas W Garheld Thomas Ir Herbert R Thompson Iames P Thompson Ir Iohn B Thompson Robert I Thompson Morgan F Thorne Iarnes Trbbott Bernard P Trrabassr fred Trrabassr B Samuel Trraboschr Iohn Trraboschr Raymondl Tononr Vrctor A Tononr Caslmlr Turczyn Ioseph I Urban Theodore Urban Guy Valert Iohn R Valerr Robert Vandenberg Rrchard R Vaughn George Vay Bruce Velth Robert Verth Leo P V1c1n1 Alfonsol V1zz1n1 Charlesl Vtzzmr Iarnes V V1zz1n1 Edwardl Vorhauer Walter L Voyzey Alton F Wagner Merle K Wagner Mlke Wahna Ir Nlck Wahna 05 ernon tlackl 9 Bettyl Watkrns Dorothy Iane Ol1V1G Watson Wrlham Lloyd Watson Charle A Weakland Dennrs Weakland Helen Weakland Thoma Weakland Iames W Wells Cahsta V Westrlck Thoma A Westrrck Martrn A Wharton Wallacel Whrte Iame A Wllkxnson Ir Murray F Wrlkrnson Harry Hugh Wllls Clyde E W1lson George R W1lson Marlln Iasper W1lson Mrchael Wrznrak Donaldl Wolf Iohn A Wolf Ir L Leshe Wr1ght Melvrn Wr1ght Robert L Wyper Leonard C Yahnkc Stanley Yarnrrck Danrel I Yano ky George Yanuta Edwardl Yaskowttz Robertl Yaskowrtz Carlo Dmo Yulxus Bruno Zamprerr Andrew ZGWlSk19 Iohn Zawrskle Ir M1chael Zawtskte Hernz Zubel INDUCTED BUT NOT YET CALLED TO SERVICE Phrhp Ned Maktn Leon Melnyk Theodore Peduzzr Charles Rubrsch Ir AIR CADETS Mahlon Iames Baumgardner Albert Len Iames Kerth Garrett Mortensen Rlchard Lar1mer Max Pallaschke Iohn Wesley Shertzer Betty Iane Thoma Mary E Weakland Ann El1zabeth Westrrck Audrey Weyl Robert Reese George Washnak Walter Yamrlck The Class of 1944 extends smcere thanks to Mlss Dorothy Davls, through whose txreless efforts thrs Honor Roll was commled 13 0 ' S aral SS S SS SSSS SSS so A AQ ' ' . S S v Ioseph S. Sobleskie Richard G. Tibbott George E, Wharton , qw 45-'va I x,, 1,+f7!,Q 1, . 2 ,' My M J ,,,, W, , 42.5, A 'w,,, av . f , M , pn vw '54 FF' I WS. f .. I . nv . ,. , . . - , L- ,., - A v, I' V' 1 .K CQ., f 1 Y ffl If IL I J i . A f , j X i ' I lf' ' sul if 000511, VKAOIBLAOC' -HH-:r s.4-fri, - ' r ' s 1 . .5 O- : 3 . ! ' fn 5 -A 4 S., 1 I I 1' .. f K , A ' r E ' A ff r ' if I 4 Z I V LL' t A 1 kr' If ,.. 3 , J 'mis - - 'J ' -' 1 -I '11e.-i.v- me-' '-anti. :.1. fs.v--qs w-.......un.n4u--- '- v ' ' 4' -Q - --' - 1 1-.Ai gixi 1' ff?-3 fiie-.- gif-inf Q. 1::::fw, is-1: '1'!':'- '. Ll1 ll.'41tl fill! ll Hill! llitlls ,Q !l!l!'ll I Nl l'l l.'l INIHN f f ... ,skis ...I IOTTINGS FROM OUR SCHOOL CALENDAR AUGUST 31-The first day and another school year gets under way. SEPTEMBER 3-First class meeting NOVEMBER 12-Seniors present Begin- ners' Luck. NOVEMBER 14-QU-Book Week observed NOVEMBER 15-Winning ot Western Penn- sylvania Football COHl91'6D.9 Cham- pionship brings holiday for all. NOVEMBER 25-26-Thanksgiving vacation DECEMBER 2-Student body parades down town in celebration of toot ball victory. DECEMBER 22-lean Dix and Alpha Tri- Hi-Y's carol at teachers' homes, then breakfast in cafeteria. DECEMBER 22-Christmas parties and Christmas assembly. DECEMBER 22-IANUARY 2-Christmas va cation. IAZIUARY l2-Football banquet. F' IANUARY 20-Dr. Guy Morse Bngham addresses assembly and confers with seniors. IANUARY 24-'Dr George Shepherd speaks to the student body. FEBRUARY 4-Ebensburg and Colver Grade School groups present musi- cal program. FEBRUARY 25-National Honor Society aft- mits new members. FEBRUARY 28-MARCH 4-Latin Week MARCH 3-Music Festival. MARCH 22-Miss Me Tsrng lfitirig ad- dresses the students APRIL 6-7-Easter vacation. APRIL 14-Iuniors stage Ask Me Anothei APRIL l5-Iunior-Senior Prom. APRIL 29-Sophomore Class Party MAY 8-May Dance and Coronation of May Queen MAY 8-l2fMusic Week MAY 2l-Baccalaureate Service MAY 25-Commencement. MAY 26-The 'ilast day, and another school year completed lm- V I I 4 M1 MR. ERNEST M. IOHNSTON Supervising Principal IIIIS CHU! I' l.'UNTRllI.S 'l'llI'.' Ul'l','Ktf'I'IUN UI UI If lllljll SIIIIUUI. SlS'l'l','lI The Board of Education of Ebensburg-Cam- bria High School meets in the library on the. second Thursday of each month, except December when the meeting is held the first Monday for the purpose of reorganizalion and election of officers. The Board is composed of twelve members, five from Ebensburg, and seven from Cam- bria Township. A majority vote of each board is needed to take action on any motion. The recording secretary and the treasurer who are elected in Iune are not members of the Board, but are essential in the keeping of records correctly. Since the shortage of teachers felt in all parts of the country, the School Board has spent most of its time finding suitable persons to fill the vacancies left by those Who have joined the armed forces or taken ct position in some other school. Fixing the salaries of teachers and em- ployees is another duty of this group. Part of the salaries is paid by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, but the remainder is paid from taxes, as is the maintenance of the build- ing and equipment. Any person incurring a bill for school supplies, athletic equipment, or musical instruments must approve the bill be- fore a motion can be made to pay it. The excellent facilities for use in securing an education, the beautiful building given the students in which to study, and the numerous courses of study which one can pursue are a credit to the community, being a direct result of our efficient School Board, in cooperation with the taxpayers NIANDINL F bl'NIlclN tsl its .ul ,' fi-lofi in rl-Zlif YW Ki .-Xllivri linnis Klr, lolz: Simdcrlaziri, Mr. Clarence .. Davis, Mr Iohn Mallm Sli' james Bm KI lnhfi lfulgus Q Si'lvl'lNLi-left To right Mr. A ll Rr-Sera tYirc Pre-zrtfzvt Mr, Charles S. Evans, Nas- Martha Dans tllecarding Scrrcurw. Mr l P l lildcr il-'I-'suit-nt' Mr. laziics bloan .-Xbiifulff B-lr. Lvruv ffrnpficlri Mr. Harm' 'nl clgizt Mr D. Sl:-rrmriri Grifir. ihfrcasure . Because of the many opportunities offered in our War industries, the comparatively low salaries of teachers, and the number of teach- ers Who have entered the armed forces, Ebens- burg-Cambria High School, is faced with a shortage of qualified teachers. The science department suffered most in the loss of teachers. Mr. Frank Thornton, Who formerly taught mathematics, is now the chem- istry and general science teacher, While Miss Adelaide Luther, former English teacher, in- structs in the mathematics department. Miss Sarah Beacham, a member of the physics de- partment, married, and this vacancy is now temporarily filled by Mr. Mahlon Baum- gardner. Physical education is another department under strain during this war-time emergency. After the departure of Miss Kathryn Thomas, who secured a position nearer home, Mrs. Iulia Lease became temporarily the health education instructor. She was relieved by Mrs. Burnzetta Smith. Receiving a commission as lieutenant junior grade in the Navy, Mr. Iames Cook left his post as teacher of civics and problems of democracy to Mr. Paul Myers. The commercial department opened this fall With just two of the usual three members. 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Later Barbara Anderson and Gerald Kane were elected. Vile were thrilled to see many of our names in The Spirit. Gradually we became accus- tomed to the new life at high school. October- You've got the pep! -Yes, we freshmen surely had, for we attended every football game at which we loyally and loudly cheered for the Red Devils, our classmates on the bench, and, last but not least, Doc Liv- ingston, our freshman manager. A committee with Walter Sutilla as chairman drew up our constitution, which was adopted by the class. Autumn came, and the fallen red and gold leaves were trampled under foot. November-Hooray! ! We brought luck to our Red Devils, for they became Conference Champs. We had a vacation, for it was Thanks- giving-but soon back to 5x Yi' y 15 and Semper Paratus. December-At last the Topsy Turvy Dance . . . . . freshman girls were definitely on the beam because now was their chance! Then . . . eleven long, carefree days for Christmas vacation . . . to enjoy new skates, skis, clothes, and presents galore. Oh-Frank Sinatra-oh! ! january-Ch unhappy day! Our basketball heroes let us down when they lost to the juniors 54-8. At our class meeting we elected our officers. They are Iames Maloney, Presi- dentg Roy Iames, Vice President, Carroll An- derson, our minute-maker, Eleanor Kushner, who had some time collecting all our dues, Nancy Wright and William Orange, our re- porters, who were always on the lookout for news ..... Robert Colberg left us to join the Navy. March--Excitement! ! The freshies were stars! There was a Latin play in Friday assem- bly, and freshmen took part, We believe Bar- bara Larimer had enough spirit to be all four years of Latin instead of just Latin I. We also took some part in the Music Festival, being members of the various musical organizations. Our representatives for The Flamingo were Eleanor Kushner, Doris Yorgey, and Gerald Kane. 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We were greeted by our class adviser, Mrs. Davis, and our second year at ECHS started with a bang! October-Our banner with its inspiring motto, Seeking Higher Things, was proudly displayed. Congratulations, Ruthanna! We cer- tainly appreciale your effort in planning the design. This months attraction was the skate. Imagine! Two hundred people attended! No wonder Bettie Hardin found her feet in front of her instead of under her. November-Well! That certainly was a load off our minds when the responsibility for run- ning the class was handed over to our newly elected officers--President Zane Bolinger, and his capable assistants, Rena Sisti, Carolyn Gri- fith, Rosemary Bloom, Pauline Gatto, and lack Kinkead. December-And just listen to this! lack Emptield, Irvin Foust and Iack Kinkead dis- played such brilliant tactics on the football field that they earned their letters this season. Another laurel for the Class of '45! Ianuary-Flash! ..... Biggest surprise of the year! The Sophomore Girls' Trio finally learned a new song, and the everlasting Rio Rita was permanently discontinued. I Ill INII I ILUR . . . IH I .N SUI'llI5'l'I1f I'l'l','II SUl'lI5 . 5-1 l'tf' 'l lQl il'-A lltll'lff' l 'l l ll!! llltftll lv -' tix ti, l as-.vvzr Mt- Dirt: IM.t- i! ls- N. rr Kntitwlxvx LQvztt1 - bvttvxtxxt fir'- gf: 'l'tvs1t!mw'i lint-' li1r'iu'i1.f Rf -rt ll-'mt S:-It 'Vim l'v'-:.1 v's ll! it l3'p.1't-it lm- .tml tim february-The month of Cupids and hearts! Anna Thomas and Margaret Katona exhibited skill in art by making a beautiful Valentine box for the Home Economics Department. . . . . . Sophomore Latin students presented a portion of Shakespeare's Iulius Caesar. Tom Brutus Englehart and Mark Antony Myers made noble-looking Romans, but the weep- ing sophomores threatened to flood them off the stage. March-Sophomores in the limelight again! Pat Dunegan, Dale Guynn, and Frances Whar- ton in the English Program proved what might happen to slang-users. And we hardly recog- nized Doris Rice with her southern accent and black face! April-Ah Spring! And with it came that same old feeling. Nadine and Kiff seemed to be hampered by the presence of a rose- scented cloud hovering over them. Of course in the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love. The Sophomore Party blotted out everything unpleasant this month. Despite rationing the food was super- abundant and super-delicious. The rare Tib- bott and Taylor Piano Team also contributed toward making the party a howling success! May-At last! Another year gone, and as we step from the ranks of the silly sophs to the exulted state of upper-classmen, we look triumphantly back on our happy sophomore yea.: The boys from our class who entered the armed forceslare: Bronson Bradley, Richard Brown, lack Bumford, Iames L. Edwards, Rob- crt lllig, and Richard Leary. . ,. .HH I'II2sl' I'ICfI'LII?I-. 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Yes, you can call us upperclassmen now, for we're the new Iunior Class. October-First and foremost are our officers -Nick Datsko was born to be the president of the Class of '45. Iohn Evanchick, our vice president, is always on his toes and gets his opinion in on every question. Vera Public is our very efficient secretary and Morrison Roberts, our treasurer, takes care of our large bank account. November-This being a football month, right now is a good time to give laurels to our junior lettermen, Bill Barber, Nick Datsko. Andy Kepich, Albert McCoy, and George Swalchick. Nice going, boys! Ah, next comes Thanksgiving vacation-short, as usual, but loads of fun. December-The junior Flamingo repre- sentatives, Bill Iones and Iean Griffith, are doing a whopping business selling those membership cards. Let's see now . . . two . . . three . . . four . . . five more months till school is out. Already the halls ring with this eternal phrase. Last, but not least,-comes the long and glorious Christmas vacation, lanuaty-Back to work with a vengeance. Those marks are going to come up or else. With this success spirit prevailing, the Col- ver juniors sponsor a benefit inovie. The re- sult? A success, of course! . . . My de-ah, IUNIOR CLASS OFl:IC.liRS l,fff:'l' TO Rliilfl' Vera Puhlic 1Scrrctarvl Paul Kam- iBrw Rvporrcrb. Nicholas Datsko lprcsi- drntl. Mis- Adflault' Luther lclass Adusrrl. Nor- rlson Rohrrls lTrrasurcrb. john ffvanchiclx lVuc llrrsulrnvl, Nlnrv llrabassl lliirl Rrprsrtrrl. A fricntllv rlistussumi of svriyllv junior Clare affairs. have you bought your ticket to the Iunior Benefit Dance? It's going to be held at the Waldorf-Astoria Music Auditorium. ..... The Dance Band played, and everyone had a wonderful time ..... Our Student Council members-Nick Datsko, Iohn Evanchick, Ed- ward Knee, lean Roberts, and Barbara Thomp- son-have taken office. Flash! George Swal- chick was just elected to the important role of all-state center! Congratulations, George. February-We're very glad to see Nick Datsko back after his long illness, and happy too because Nick, lean Anderson, Verna Wiz- niak, Paul Kane, Vera Public, and Barbara Thompson were elected to National Honor Society. March-Oh, agony! After a few weeks of anxious waiting we have our parts for the class play, Ask Me Another, the smash-hit of ECHS. Every evening of practice is chuck full of fun and laughs. April--Here it is . . . what we've all been waiting for, the Iunior-Senior Prom! Oh joy and gladness! Maybe all this excitement will wake up Eddie. It seems he can't stay awake in class-will you tell us. why, Eddie? May-When we come back next year. we'll be senile seniors, but right now every- one is saying, lt was a wonderful yearg I could live .it over again. 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' real nature lover . . 1 anrlla s1n1p1v do e, 1 e 11 . .1 ro of summer. 4 Im., -lv RUTH AITKEN WILLIAM ANDERSON PHILIP R AsKEw JAMES BALL Acctdemlc Course and 47 44 Ouhes r -H A pha rI HI Y 4 Ir s orus 41 44 Ix horus 47 41 44 Dance and 45 4 :Ir Tno 44 Oracle Staff 44 famIlIar Iq I Ruth lfllnllnq 1 d ll 1 1X fiddle I Imurr e no I 1 I I proIIIIsInq srpranu tout mr qrmtur InIhIIIon xi sI pi luptr Ir ACGde1'l'11C Course BII1 and Bo s Chorus 4 44 1N1Ixed Chorus bcxxard ones Y 47 Dance Band 43 Greatest use sporrs enlox 1 trIpplIrIq oo! ha q I In thool uorlt I ca 0 sports xnurqitu s I 0 n I .1 rul ha rInIIcl v sur I 4 Ukld W K KKXN Ill llfllllll I Industrial Aris Course Finn Band 41 unior HI Y Vine resident 41 Seward ones SenIor Cla s av N uv la r 9 cnxv o Ps I fnl U flinl 11195 HOV Jfl tn un IIIIIIIIM qIr s tim Irm I II In Ions I lim gr uur Im JI I Inu L mx Im M JAMES BAUMGARDNER Academic Course lim and rcheslra 41 Ixed Chorus 41, 4-. . ' -President '43. '-94: oys' orus ' , ' -, ' . ' - President '44: Dance Band ' . ' 1 Oracle Sa '-H: Irit taff '-. ' . ' : .ass Play '43, '4-1: Wationa onor Society '4, ' . Sricrlv a one-girl m n . . hu: quite a Cassanova . . . a master of the slush-pump ltrombone t non-musicians! . . . hi: ia opv . . Noah's Ark . . a hlacl., terri ying Inonstrosiry lonce a Packardj . . . good marks . . u decidedlv no bookworm. JEAN A BENKO Home ECOHOITIICS COUIS9 leczme GIr1s Chorus 41 Operetta 41: Home Room Secretarv ' -, '45-Treasurer ' , Timid in classrooms . . omhshell dance oor , . . wmv retorls and u- r ke h r lively a popular compamon . . . avidly perII'es Interior decor! armg hook: for the future. 33 Howmm BENNETT Industrial Arts Course Bud Vintondale High Schoo lnduszrial Arts student who loves school . . . 'eah. . . . . belongs to the Mundxfs Corner Clan . . . nigt lIfe' . . not for uclf' . . rum- mj or an occasional movie . . his meat ..., mighty hnndy with a saw or hammer . . proof--just look at t use mangled fingers. 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IB . blonde. and desirable . . . alwavs wIl1ing to plav aong wirh anvone . . a. long a. aiu n...outofher wav- you rowdies . . . as kept busy writing o her servicemen. 1? , l MAURINE BERKSTRESSFR CHARLES BOLEY ACUd6m1C Course Accdemxc Course ,,,, Chrck S11 11111 W K H' 111111 un arx 1 1 hon' Ml dlxunll unor S1111 1 rm Opvra H1 ml rr lub 'l A 11 A A H 111 11 Lhartlr Ox Lax x VL nnxmtex pu 111111111 xxhll expla 111q md 1 Art Eclllor 'NH 1 lonor Smmly 111 xxha ham xou Ialnv and Lnrhu H, K , nu 1 n num ,,qm,,, Oracle 1 un 11 111 1111uR lmur R 1111 1 111 lli 1 l 111 x 1111 111 mx 1 we ex h q MARGARET BOLGAR Commerclcl Course 9 -1+,3 Tuuo BONORR Ilccxdemxc Course Marg IC 1 1 111 11 1 1 r 1111111 rl 111 1 1 1 u1 on ar 111 11 ww 1111111 11 11 r 1 111 11 qu ir 1 1 11111 r 1 l 131 n 1. P00 1 1 1 15- 11 14 ALICE BORING Home Economlcs Course ranl-mlm l'l1ql'1 Snhml 4 1 Home Room Rlpn A pr1111 n1a1d of l'l x 101110 C. prev-11fc 1 1 1 cr pa umex . . xx r1l1ng meme-n 1 . e-pc-uallv ram one . . 1 you hvar Gene Autrx .mg 1 an Frank Sinarra. vnu, 'F FN l W1 rr r -H N mv . 1 EXUY Ren A ' KCI 'd r111 - a. v 11111- '.' 11 1 FLORENCE E BROWN Acczdemrc Course Flossre ml ur 11111 43 44 lVl1xz'd C, ur N l fdfl fl Wlfllli ll'l a '- '1rcuar1uu 1 ana-er ', Home Room Reporter ' - 5111111 Lcader '-H, unted l ' a famr arom Con ern' . . haloed l'1' an auburn pompadour . 1 ' ', 'F Q N' 1 . scattering nore- 11 A, payed. or um en 1 1 . Chfmixrry . 1 16 .urn ' wr rufek , . . 1 1 11 lied D0r11Il1y 'llhnuyslyv f l:1fRr-'111 1 34 FRANCES BROWN PHYLLIS BROWN Commercxcxl Course ACC!d9m1C COUYSG Oracle Staff 'H qollx cl'-O11 aqum 1 W sf l'l0l71 def1n11f.lx Broume H 111 xn r I U 4 111 um nmxn qmr an anuv 1 1 mm, ,mm 11irv inc ,C '11 . . 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ALICE M CASSETT Commerclal Course Oracle Sraff 'H B hlmq er x Ith pcp 1 1 xIralIIv Nt q a ce III' Iq hrovxn mu for prom xhPer II In in nm I In I rm I I at mu I Ip In md: II LENII MARIE CONIGY Home EconomIcs Course Lean Rather hnkuard tlmei another xxuman I-ner mil-:Inq he road irdouk Ile Imtelx prmfrrs rhn Marmcw dancmq plu R vsmq mah Q pvumu m Inq lIke hemq nnx xr I hes K1 I q Ynll MICHAEL DI-vrsxo IndustrIcI1 Ari Courae RabbIfs oorhall -H -Q Trar Rahhvx Du I-Io xx rum x I I-Iqrmux ararr r L ern x e uonm har durmq mpcrII'1uxI KYU L 3 I1 E nrxruar my I pmlrrr 'II I I mrdrmr ummm XIII Rx Ir INIOGENE DAVISOI Commerclczl Course e-an wme Room Treaw rf urerarw rarl Bra L1 Max. nun fundmnt I a Imnx onnr Snuux ur II I a fu II 1 n q I II1 I1 wr run pus UU V Imam Im :Ink er flat ROHIPIIIX D N hm E wut a m Ixlw four o -N mn Num In tffhh l MICHAEL DESCAVICH ORA FAY1: DISHONG lndustncl Arts Course Home Economxcs Course S prke omt Roonl Pre ldent 4 lqratk 4 Dtad l'nd Kld o t uuqh 1 1111 11a1n1 p01nt 1 mqlw at x l'N1k1 1 ara1ter11t11 1 tx a 11 t111111t 1l11ax 1 1nq 1 l111111 wad q 111 d 1 xx Omen D1sh1e Iranklm Hrqh Sthucl -ll Oratlt btaf 'H Ba1 ku ard 1 not bn e1t .1 qrqglt df B CN OIH NLIYPIISQ 1 a111J1l11r roller s at 1 a11 11 1on1 ta orrn un tr nt ed 11 qers q 1nq t p t our 12321 MARY M DoMsN1cx Home Economlcs Course Domemck Oratle Staff -H Alpha T11 H1 Y 'H Home Room Prem dent -H N 1t1h nut t' 111111 that speedmq dare dexll 1at nah 1 wlnq 1 ner 1 l'CllS Afiarw nt ost 11111111 uufl llured on t1 11 dtl1n11 oh than dreamy uurlm lndeed her mrddl name GEORGE Dow Industrlcxl Arts Course Spzdez a 1111.111 111 luot a -9 1 ed halr rut v q 111 lonq leqx ty lcallw p1 er n too stu 1 o s vet nut a slac r saves all hu enerqx for has ketball tears up h roa 5 1n hxs tan Betfv as for marrlaqe Xhel when :he a l-cs me vthy refufe N MARILYN DUMAN ACUdemlC Course 1r crux -I 'H Operula 47 ta er Cluh AH me resrdent Ornle Sta A hearty laugh trouble orqam 1ng helongmgx really llkes to study but pre fre the Red Skelton proqram anv dax 5tar former 1n qvm c 5 senror l 5 S '11, 6 aeller and promoter V... Vr:1.MA DUMAN Accxdemxc Course S angler Hrqh btlmul al A u tou 111 lh1t s unlv garrulous Velma the commando ushereth. L11 playxng all the courtesx uf th1 l'hcnQburq theater tr motto k ant be merry her d1st1nqu1sh 1nq feature a llttle Dutth nose that trmkles at the l1qh1 srqn of a rn MARY ANN DOMINICK Commerclal Course DIXIG ratla ta f Hamm Room V1t1 rendcnl p1r1t S all 11111n1x bar h S Xl Ufl IUH llf h 1 111111 flour 11 111 111 N Xl Dlhkllll dn ulnt prlxate 521 v ul I11111 MARY AGNES DUNEGAN Commercral Course Aggre anlunq 11111 'H Orat 1' af 1r1t bla h.1 I -H Lea er Llub 'H Natmnal Honor Q0 tretx Qontrarx t11 upmlon t e h t thmqs turnv. 1n tall path aqea 1111 at te 1on1mer11.1I worlds Lads 11111 tem A gre reallx goes all out for uctorx ter qolden rulv. Du untu 11 era before they lt u1 to yuu V .P I1 - ' s ll' 1 N - 1' 1 . 1 1 , A 1 - 1 1 , J - 1, - 1 . VV -, ,V ,J T I ' . . 1 uri' V - . X - ' OX X - K ' 5 , ' ,uh ll ' 5' '4 3 : ' ' '- ' . 'V ' : ' '- O A 1 S I Hg - ' 1' . 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V .th A V - 'Y du ' 1 AGNES Enxms Academxc Course olllrlaxsburq ll1ql' S1hu11l Oraclv 91111 -H atcer add11111n n 1111- la 11uqn1 id 11-r ammq 11r 111 x mannnr tr 1x1r non t 11 111 x 1 zn1 lslry 1111 1 mor 1 1 11111 .1 1 11111111 1 nd lsf IANE Enwmws ACQd9II11C Course ass Reporter 11r11or aw P ay 1 Alpha r1 ll Y 'H Home Room rem 1 cnt rau c Qta Natlonal Honor S111 wry 'H Banu crash s h h anotlnr prank ha r11n xuld L a 1 x dmmd lt 114111 x a s e 1 1 that s 1 N1 1 N ah h 11 SALLY ELDER CLAUDE E FARABAUGH Accdemxc Course lndustrlcxl Arts Course rchestra 41 4 U femdent and ECHb s nsntender fo h 'H Mixed Chofu 11 c 'Vlr Four and three 'lf t ihnfm arters hx f e a d 'H Oraf Sm a f1rm cllsbellever of mlm! C-at' 31 44 A 3 11111 Claude goes for hw 44 5 x npxx orlt 1 um rmnal Honor 5011111 xxumpq are few and fdf 11-11,114-41 no 1: qlqqll, xx11n hls n0nLh1 an 11 from fellow s111Ll111ta 11' -ilwllf H001 x11 15 u h r xxx pan nat1hc' o popuar xunqx 011 xf1n1v11mr t111l1'n1 1 rrs1rlf'111 Y 1lf1k 1 11nr rn r111:lenm1wellv manx orqznx a IRENE B FENCHAK Commercml Cour Dzmples 1r C 11r11 0111 r1111 1111n11 I 1 om1 110111 1111 ra1l1 S11 onor 011111 'l Narmml N1arlcr e 1n1 lx r111 r-1 O Hara rxp 1 e quamred f qenulnc d1mPle 1omb1neQ x a Pepiodenr m11 make: nc an cx1r1n1 1 1 1 a 1r11l1x DONALD Fucx lndustrml Arts Course Dutch ntl 'I r 1 rx anlc- N11 ll11m1 Room r uhm -H 1n11r'1Q r nl axr 111 11 11 q1qqle that hnq C nexer rax n he our men t at txxo 11 L '13 px x uth 1s xuthn r1aC om111m1 1r1ke nn. o th xx ln YOU kan pluallx xx er' GERALDINE S Fmxrrrz COmmGfC1Gl Course Gerry K11r Chnru U1-r111a -1 tr1l1 S1 p1r11 S a 11rrx rn-1 A ha x 111L1l111m lxeuxeen loq11a111x anfl 1ler1 e a read-1 r1 1 1110 an1l'11l10'1 dlxxded l 1111.1 dlo 1 1 1n1 a xxl'1 u 1 xx1 1111 r and Fnd GLADYS FREIGHTO Home Economxcs Course Dmxlwlv. 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'41, 5.1 ' Q aff ' , ' M '7 ' - - ' ' ll ' R Pm-x11l1 '-N - Pm - . -H, S Q1 ff H, ' ' U ,' A ' 0 -- Vjgff 11, Q , Fl, 6 h h ul., VV ,V VVVVV 1-11 IT' - y '111 - 1 1 ll 5 l A 'l ' n 1 ln :1rle , . , A glrllxlt ' ' N A I 11113 N nh- K U ,rl lf Df re' 1 11' Q' ,U 4 - w 1 -. - 1' . . - 11111 l Q Cl , p l, ' c , , 5 xc l'11 Ah . . . 1 f 0,9 , , , ,' , , Q, r I ' Vinh ' bi V thi -hw' untl vox qv a1 -a '-1 hr - ' - --rx a ra 'arenr 1 'l I' ., M wlmn N L ' A ' M 0 . l - 1 . ef 1' ' h . lntrlc 111: ho F- rh blue ' ' ' ' s . . - ' , virh 11 -. 111- 1, p - PI -. sh Q 1, , , a l' ro mo , ' 1 ' h, lrc X cl-1 chic dc- 1rcr, ' Tri- , A 1 ,lf 4 0 , GEORGE GALLO Agrlculturcxl Course Futura- larrmrx of Amcrna a1s rr 111 1nl1 Cor crxum look up 11111 lrtnrallx from head to 11 q 11-t tx 0 rcatcxt 11111 1 r ltar nt I lf' bnoltxxorm 111 0116 IUCN! drnf: I GERALD K GIBSON lndustrlcxl Arts Course Hoot l ll 'i ll UU I 111111 Room PreR11lc111 irxltx C.l11l1 mklcberrx L11l'1mn 11 tlu e rclatne of lK a 11 am N 11111nortal flqu L x nn 1' mcrnment out e111'1 pri-dxtanmntc alwax on a qood arqument 0 a su Nut xx 1 lxnnw 11uth111q G1bl1x thr1u 11 1 women and onq that m1 1 man .2-.11 H GEORGE W GRIFFITH Accxdemlc Course and 41 Q horui Choruk 4' Home Room au e vo v Mn oxk re 1clent 44 V116 Preildent 43 unxor Cla - B111 Reporter 43 un1or Cla 'ax 43 Scn1or Class Plax 44 Drum Mawr Pep Band 44 Ta 1 prx'1 1 an en ow 0 1 n w 1 doubtedlx thc modern Hamlet otl'1erw1 e whx lenqthx or at1onx wl'11 c em 11t bew are hu Npecra t nxpnotvm future 1st F n ts' RICHARD N GRIFFITH Agnculturcxl Course Drck 1 IAMRS W G1RAU1.o Commercxcxl Course Clggle rmlr S all 1 1 1 1 L iS in 1111 11 1 111111 ac ox l411 Lan 1 1 4urxtl1111 ut 1111 1111i'1'11'1 1 m 1 NX GRACE GUSTAFSON Academic Course GUSSIS lnture larmeri of Amerua nd 4l 44 44 Prev cnt 1 extra 44 Orac Q 44 Football 44 Home Room af 4 n 1x Tr1 111 rendent 44 Kex Stout' ue P 1' xrmxr 44 1 ent Senmr la l ax A mot prauual farmer 11' UW 111 arnmq and far'n1nq nd h n w1th Ulf U0 4 N ned Porn 44 'Natmnal 'lon , Q Q r Suuetx m 1 arcllnt member 3 out 1dr xnterest D1nal'1 5 1ttl brown ponx 10 al hmx blonde U 1' ll IOYU mqx natchv mf onq 1n merrx mood 111 at xontcntrattnq on 1 41 e Htu N l1v:'111e 1 :mor roll 1 c 1 11r nu 38 FRANCES GRATOWSKY Commerclcxl Course Frltz d .41 w rn 411 1011 q t U Ol iff' ri 1111 1 11 11 nt lotk 111111 111 1 1 1 mppears art Act 11' aan Lau r111q 1111 w :ur l1ttle fm 11' anxt1mt ann Sauna X rll 1 Q t A 41111111 unq GRACE EDNA I-IAGRNS Home Econom1cs Course Grcrcxe Home Room buretarv 44 UKK rv N E V c 0 loo out 111 ne 0 cr ta lnq ru 1:11111 ant xt on tart nntlunq can tt l-11' np11m1 m prr 41n1l1ed H doe n 1 111-11 her on 16 xarlrd and alwax re R' 'fx '41, '43, 'H tt 11111111.11 '41, '-11, '14, cu' 51 '-11, 11111.11 51,11 '44, H lf f ' lu' lflf 1 YW T l'l 'H' X443 F 'hill ,411 Nu. l u111x1' lux uI1l :1'r ol S' 'l h ' l l ' 1' - - - 0' ' ' ,FO l U ' , , 1 452 li Il 11 .111 11.1.1 111, 1.-1 11. 1.111 1 -to . , 1,11 ' 1. - 1 ' , . ,VVAQ l'1 ' 1 ' 'H' 11111tl11:r vnrtlxl ,.l11N 'l' .xvvt h llmsc' bg hl 1' , , W- '-'- '11 A ' , , 1.1 1 1 , , .1 11.11.111 A :rl 11.--1.-11 , .111 ' 1 of h, C,A 11 'p , , , Fn1.a . k , id if , , , Q h 75 xhk, HI, K h, Khx fl ' ' 'lo 9 3 l' ' Ar- . . fl' . , a 'am of g 1l , 1.1 . . . 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PEARL HAJDUK Commerclcxl Course Omxlc Suff -4 1 n1prxrcnrmx1 Nk XX! 1 Ixrpxxx xm I UILKFW L 1 1 polkx I xl L1 x xru urprx 'I I X llHm ROBERTA I HUGHE., Home Econormcs Course Berne :mon ixqP D x f Ofll lX l I T T x O1 Ifi xx 0 ax qxxwn aqd n xl r hwrr mx mm r T x T 4 r x x GEORGE HEADRICK BETTY HOLMES METRO HOYCHICK Industrlcxl Arts Course Academm Course Industrlczl Arts Course Goof ca ant nu Tm p x Mucky UNL' mi Home uri' lnxmq Ts nun I mm ' xxx -I How hu h I N th qu rx E x xmxm x1Tu'lx wrrxr oxc 1 xxh 1 cm I ll 1 ' H an WUUF x shful x xuxn T nlxs Tr E nun xr fl nl vm Ou uff moments nxnn for Dun 1 4 ux mx hmm x Track -H A xhon ox wi c R mes f um the q cal I mxx n of Rrxlox xudclx lfxnnxxn for hm nnestro lenqlh Hur x thy xnexxtd xx wr Hs xoursx xu L Nu 5 xxv. nu xml my Dux w IOSIEPH Huncus DORIS ISENBERG Commercial Course Commercxul Course oe Ditty .wma X ar 1 nb I om Roof' xx fx H1 xwq uh be-xruarx xv Hu 1 mr xore aqam T I xrnnxerxnl D par mxnr lxqdnt danxgr xlnxqun x nlqxxv. xnxnux x huxxl ul 1. xxuq T nur x xxx x E .Qld wqffiiv axll Sm 4 arh r x no hfr nn mm xx xqrr Inq xr lrxn nr qu nu xo: Ufl K Uh KUYA m I Dorn crx A IOSEPH I KATONA Indusirlul Arts Course Cczccy uxvna il T 1 umx Room xxx Y df X Llh mn T -vm an qxm auh cm k I 1 dllk x T Tu frxq '1 Y Y Y V Y likk H UV 1 UU L NLXRY rxxxxm n w xxmxl xxrxrn xr mx wr x Tm qx xx IAMES KEITH Industrial Arts Course Home Room President '4-1. Twirl my turbanl Twist mv thumbl Here comes Mr. Four- hy-Onel . . folks, meet lumbo, thc one-way marathon . . yes sir, he likes all sports . . that Is all except one . . girls , , or maybe those summer Iaunts to Belsano werenlt Inst for exercise. ADI:1.A1Dr: LAMONT Academic Course Addie Band 42. '41 44: Oracle Staff H: Alpha Tri-HI-Y VH: Girls' Chorus '41, '13, Mixed Chorus 41: Oper:-tm '4l. Lost for a halt year to Car rulltowns Blue and Xvhite - I but Addie's back again . . a glint In her eye spells a mtnd of her own . . . A nvIn' ntterbugu . - . and one of our most ardent sport IBNQ. PATRICIA LAcI:Y Academic Course Patty Girls' Chorus '42, '45, VH- Librartan VH: Alpha Tri-l'li-Y '43, 44: Leader Club VH: Oracle Staff VH: Home Room Reporter '43: Class Play- llrompter '43, VH. Mtschievous dancing eyes on a round freckled face . . dark rain-shy curls bobbing up and down as she travels through the halls . . does lessons when she's in the mood . . results-remarkable . . . likeable disposition . . thus many friends. RICHARD M. LARIMER Industrial Arts Course Curly liomr Room Secretarv '43 Treasurer '44, Track '47, '44, Oracle Staff H: Pep Club '41, An enthusiastic adxorate nf a rrwu-hair Iut lsaxes workll . , school rates a poor svn' ond to :routing . . possesstvr of an aue-Inspiring merit badge Sash , . . what the fu' ture holds7 , . well. onlv six- tv merit hadges left to go, . YJ L I 40 I I GEORGE LACK Industrial Arts, Course Rifle Club Wil. Nor t-xntrlv thc Atchimedcs of the sexentli period geome- try class . . but George repre- sents a reasonable farstrnile . . he keeps telling usl . . . a tall strong build topped wtth poker-straight blonde hair . . tlmtls fearless Lack, x x x 4 OPHELIA L. LAGANA Commercial Course Phil Spirit Staff dl: Oracle Staff '44, Personaltty plus . , a sun- nv disposition that would trovtd out any blues . . ev- rept those that prox'Ide rhythm for her skates . . tim, vigor, and vItalIty . . all wrapped up in one! l Y CLAYTON E. LAW Industrial Arts Course usonnyff Football VIZ. VH: Home Room Vive President VH: Yarsttv Club '-H-Vive Presi- dent 44. lust Clare' to his buddies . but the same name along with his mintature 6 ft. 2 In, . . and featherweight ltsll pounds aids In spellmg trou- ble for an opposing gridtron tcaml! . . . a hearty laugh and a Hi-va. Bud . . that's Clate4' . . definitely a wom- an's man! f 1 ALBERT LER1 Industrial Arts Course ..Al,, Usuallv the silent partner in . . In what' , . vtell, in most anvthmg going on In or around school . . . Al doesn't sav much , . laughs and Ialls mostlv uith his eves . , , recreation' . . movies, moxies . . and the theater! 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A :Wg L 1 GRACE M McCoy ROBERT MCGHEE Home Economlcs Course Industrxal Arts Course , 1 rakk n 3 3 LX Gndl I Y XX Unll' RUKWIYI K ki TYIBNHIIKX KIXN N H F8 lk ' rrunq UW ' town xudc rrpuu x an X X' Xknclnt' 'I Cx Xkiaf tfll I X wir N un 1 xx 4 I 1 at xurh ll xx x 1 xx xx n mmm N lx l x In 4 n ur mn haladur FRANK MCKOTCH KATHsmNs MAKosY MILDRED I MANION Industnal Arts Course COmmeFC1G1 Course Commerclcl Course Pancho Kate Mm ax vnfx aw down Shuxk or o mx HumL morn 5urL'Iarx ran .ax that had Nan NN hcrc x ca urmr :ru N a x nu L lx L Har mhcr pa cr om fax e 4 nmomnq x Pamhu frxmq n o hm bh and dlmurc Hut rvam on rop metal lu oh h uhm: khan a hankrrmq work mann the 'Na ,lam M, an 1 mmq unrdour man mx m atc cnloxx ,On r 3 hcuutn INN, mal 1.1 ua eg x uenmqi mime A :amz Ur t ee, for our quak r rar K xx en Ifununq Q mm' x not a ook X dmplon alex adx 0 H Mm, xxurm A aw a Ko Mr Phl 1 md: penQablc qal cr furure Hunllngdon Braun Cul'urc X, X' ' ql,.-.mv Cum, 142, yas. -14, Pb N. f.. . my 4+ s- mf' . 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A . . . h 7 . . . or 11.1 W Mff Mfw AMELIA MANONI Commerclul Course Mzllle a xp: xml 1 fumuq m pm nu uqur u qxnv funn xx in m 1 x xp N 11 our me ru un mms dana mu r hmrr I ro an x 1 IN nm sq Im-ass L MORGAN Accldemlc Course JIU ,K affllxf x . . LYI . .. .mm ,, ' I I, . Ht. . p'r '. ,, . xxci . HN .. ', , Box' A horuN . V '. , rm- wn 0.. , 3, , A- Plav Stage Ma: .K x '. ' mt fm -. m K organ tunmk .1 I. N irumN , g N g, 'UN K un in N former Kli .xm- N 'rving duggc ' x . Ill! K' Y 'I 4 'N . . . H rv an in Lx- . rv: N .xu-me pam ca . , -Nu ' . . A ,mopxz ,1. WW BRUNO MARICONI YOLANDA MARINELLI NAOM1 MAUREY Industrlcl Arts Course Commercml Course Buck N- , ...N f M. OTH! UUIII Ki KH ll IK K I S nm ar lxnq 1 x xx: umm 4 ar nq A n L L U ranrx ursx 1 1 fum r mLLh xx umm Academxc Course Nomle xu qu mq mnqm mn 1 mmklf- nr an n uhlxq arm In q un Lame nk ann xer a L y nm 1 n x um 1 4 Numa! :MN umm um nm mul an ' L1 mn 1 rom m 1 K wu x no GARRETT MORTENSEN ACGd6m1C Course IOHN MosTsu.A Industncxl Arts Course Morly ee .mvrn . an. 4 ,, nm , .. , . ' K I -N , ' ' N . U' in U l M ' mako .md or-1: N NN mher I'vaNf'l'waII dmv: .- Lf Y l' N R! . . df .OIUU Y L Nlorw' . . 5 N- .N hr N up Fuvx x::-Xaxx . . an hall diamond . , . N, -I ' ' no xxoman . .umm 'arlx N Nharp ,... cnluvf 'ng hx' ar-umenh Yh a '- one . . A r .ough uall '- ' x:'- acu tv mem ex-N . . , I prexe Mhz- Armv ir iorp. xN -N axrmk unix A'Carv turn -xghreen. - on Xpare mx' lua mg ' x Nhack, 43 KL ll an MARY MUHA Commercml Course Hep wx ' nt r'.Nur' ' .u r ':- ' N: dr.- - - 1' . aux' N xn- Nzk . N NN ,- fy ,, Luv. - 'X , . NL I Mgtarun . . am puf- :'zk In . '-N wx 9 NuggeN: 'Trai-1' .' 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I bear that name with pride, for when I think of how I have grown from an idea to cr reality, I arn very grateful to those persons who made me what I am today. My actual working-life was short-from September, 1943 to May, 1944-but those few months were so filled with excitement for me that I feel I must let someone share them with rne. Because of this, I have decided to make my diary an open book for everyone to read. September, l943 Dear Diary: For a few bad moments, I Was afraid that you weren't going to have a first entry-or a last one, but that worry is over. The Senior l'lfl'f.NlfN'l'lXf,' . , 'l'lII UH I 5'l'.fXNl3lNlS ll'-lt-f: Ku-lxrwr l.r. ,.1.t Kimi .1-lu: llubrr' ll' -'s' l.:'fr.ux l'.ri:'.,:i bl'.A.'l'l1IQ Kf.t.:i'w l5wr's'z-- fr .-'Xt' lv:.'n: Carwlnv-' Yr-1,1--x li,-imw 31,121.3-r lqv IKM-- 'Cn lltiimi infklrx-ti lfmwr lJf.i:: K,'ifli:.t-: u:: llliivli ,f'Xnvlt.1 lVl.n'w':1 ll-'ad 'l'x,: ' Klux Nmnt wlnrcinii limit-it lnnzvs Hull 1.-'Xrlwr'rsn'v.1 lNI.u:.ig.-it !Xl3bfiN'l'fil5 l?n!..itl ll 'lin V ft fl.:i'.,rv Ont' Clratlc ullnrrs thnx tit'-'lm-ss rftm's tll.wi.gl'- nn ilw war in uitfvt 1 vn.1l.- in :.:z'x..rl .1 r rm'--ful pmn 1 Class of ECHS is going to hav e as their project of this year-and I ad! I My first ior pictures, Patty McNulty readily be dis- excellent firms Worry will be the but with Caroline Y on the job I guess pensed with. I have taking care the of completion -Henry's Weigel 61 Barber, Inc., Printers, Conemaugh En- graving so, you see, I am well October, 1943 Work ri this month! The staffs officers-grand ones, met and selected tool My advisers are the best-just listen: Lit- erary-Miss Bernice Ionesg advertising-Miss BACK ROVV, Mary Ann Dmnxmck, Agnes Erllrms, Slam' Dnrncniclx. Iarnc- Hall. Iamcs ll.inrngnrdnvr klrwurgv ffvmlrnk Donald Flick. Fraser Dean. Charles Bolvv, Iames Gimnln. lane Edxwrxis. Klargnrvl Bttlgldfl SECOND ROVV: Doris lsenhcrg, Pearl Haldnk. Irene F5-nchak. Gcraldinv Frantz. Gram' Klnsvaf-on Snllv liltfvr Rnh Aitken, Alberta Deemer. Phyllis Brown. Mary Agnes Dunegan. Alike Ca-wtf lrnvv Drshnng. FRONT ROVV: Helen Kushner. Marcella Aitken, Iran Knvr, Manrlne Bvilstrussvr, lrrnnrns Gratoxxslv, l'i.rnrrs Bum Roberta Hughes, Nlartlyn Duman . ABSENTEES: Tulio Bonora. Imogene Davison. l lll Slljll, ,llflffl Vjlflllz'NT Ulf' NIS!'ICR-TlI-lflz'-FUR!!UT7'I','N IIICIISl.'l1UUl,IHtS Mildred Hetrickg circulation-Miss Martha Ionesg art-Miss Gwendolyn Evansg and busi- ness-Mr. Phillips! Pictures are being taken around the school and everyone's excited. If I seem a little impetuous, you'll know why when I tell you the news. My theme is to be music, and I am to be dedicated to-the alumni of ECHS now fighting for the good old U. S. A.! ! ! November, 1943 I am really taking shape now. On the fourth of this month the first money was collected by the circulation staff lOne day recently 5273.80 was collectedl. That staff surely knows how to worklbut in the case of Tulio Bonora, laziness proved greater than valor. Well, per- haps the junior was a better salesman than T. B. December, 1943 I have just discovered that, because of the war, my outside cover won't be padded-but who cares? A good solid leather cover is as durable any old day. First payments are due this month. By December 16th, 15492.30 was collected. Not bad for a Christmas present! Ianuary, 1944 Happy New Year!-and it is a happy one for me! I have been informed that 490 Oracles have been ordered-one hundred more than were ever ordered before! Last payments are due, but Ruth Aitken and Roberta Hughes needn't worry-they have their money in al- ready. The advertising staff will give up its chairman, Iames Ball, to the Navy soon. lim leaves a grand record behind him, for the ad- vertising staff has gone over the top. February, 1944 Individual Write-ups are completed. Work has begun on organization Write-ups. The seniors selected those persons whose pictures will appear on the section pages. lIoe Link surely looked funny wearing a football suit in February? ..... Maurine Berkstresser is really displaying her artistic ability in every- one of the sketches she draws. March, 1944 The organization write-ups were due on the first. Most of the staffs have completed their work-that is all except the typing staff. By the end of this month, my dummy will be finished. April, 1944 I am now at the mercy of the printer. After he's done with me, I'll be returned home to be proof-read . . . and then I'm ready for com- pletion. May, 1944 Well, here I am-in my best bib and tucker -ready for my public's eye. Happy reading, everybody! BACK RUXY Yul.xml.u lXl.umvll1, Marv lilmrmr Nu-un. luhn Ruhr-rls. Rllharil Pullmlx. Richard l.ar1niv:r. Donald Ruscnstccl. lost-plx l.ml I.nm-s lNl-ugau. Ki-'rrrurlv Ri-xv. Muldrrri Nlammi. SECOND ROW' l'lnIIls Oxcrshv. Hvlcn XYailxm:Lv. Aurircv NYcvl. Doris Shurmakvr. Frances Sutyla, Favc Rummel. Frrrla Russ Pazrntm l..ur' Marv lVluh.u. Knrvv Ann Nowak, Bert l.ung. Naomi lklaurvv. Martha Scarlr-. l:RUN'l'x RUXY .-'Mlvlaxtlc lnum-nl, Ophelia l..ill.m.i. Parfum McNulty. Carolina Yorgcy. Nlargarct Nemcrgut. Magdalene 5 shui. Amclla .Immun Alum Ann lmnlnlllislxi. AH5lfN'l'lilfS. llxltlvgnrilc l.ur!am.ilulI. Rohm! Rcvsc. f f f , ' 'fl N ll llllllll lfll'IflNlNl llllla lllll llfllll IN ull: NIHUUI Lllllf 9 STANDING4 Inhn Tihhott, Fraser Dum. llelcn Kushner, Iohn Evanfhwk. Nxtkulas Datsltu, 1 TED-hack row Edward Knee, Barhara Anderson, Iohn Roberts. Mr. E. M, lohnston Zane Bolxngcr, Camlms' Yurgvv 'E ' - rom row Verna VVx:niak, lohn Hulgus. lean Knee. Gerald Kane. I . . I - . . I . - ' ' U ' I I , . . - 1 . . . . . I I . ln - 1 - ' I . I I ' ' I 54 SPA 5 A'l ED f The Student Counc1l IS composed of four teen representatlves who are nomlnated by the1r respectlve classmates approved by the faculty and councxl ofhcers and after berng elected are sworn ln as members of the gov ernrng body or 1eg1slat1ve department of Ebensburg Cambrla Meetmngs are held every Tuesday dunng the home room perlod Wllh the supervxsmg prrncrpal Mr E M Iohnston and the COUHC1l pres1dent Iack Roberts pre s1d1ng Approval of the var1ous organrzatlons act1v1t1es such as dances and part1es 1D the school IS the baslc funct1on of th1s group But th1s alone does not comprlse all the dutles necessary to accelerate progress of student hte Frnger prrntmg of all new students a task conlnued from prevlous years provldes an easy Way of 1nvest1gat1on ln the case of Wan der1ng Valuables The Lost and Found Department and Hall Patrol keep track of m1sla1d art1cles and m1sled students and v1s1tors But the greatest undertak1ng th1s year Was the selhng of War Bonds and Stamps Fraser Dean at the head of th1s proyect and the home room representat1ves d1d much to boost the Weekly sales and at the same tlme a1d the War effort Through the efforts of th1s organ1zat1on the total sales for the year exceeded S14 UUU wh1ch 1nCluded the selhng of four S1000 bonds This amount far surpassed the total sales for pre v1ous years Th1s year s schedule of the Counc1ls act1v1 t1es lacks entertarnment 1n the form of ten cent programs and two cent mov1es whrch were frequent 1n pre war years Nevertheless the Councll members str1ve 1n every Way by word and deed to make xts ldeals the 1deals of the1r school and of the1r hte Speaker rn assembly an rmportant bas ketball game a new faculty member lust news rn the makrng for a wlde awake Sp1r1t Staff the lrttle paper Wrth the blg news A flrst of the week meetrng dmstrrbu t1on of assrgnments advrce from M1ss Evans a few wrse saws and modern lnstances from hrs honor the eduor Fraser Dean and the wheels of the press began to spm These small but 1mportant 1nc1dents mark ed the begtnnmg or a hectlc week the week before the next rssue of the Splrrt The stage was always all set for actron Fraser and MISS Evans made remade checked and double checked the dummy Barbara Thompson be gan call1ng at once on the town merchants to secure the necessary advertrsements for the back page M1ss Reese and that super sales man Patty McNulty combrned therr efforts to make the ECHS student body come forth wrth therr subscrrptron money Later rn the year M1ss Marshall replaced M1ss Reese as busrness advrse The clrmax to thrs week of turmorl came when at last the frnrshed copy was m the hands of the prmter Mr Thompson In the last rssue you learned that Carolme Yorgey was that phantom of the gossrp column Snatches lt was also revealed that Monsreur lack Roberts alras Rack gave you that unsurpassed sports lnformatron 1n Devrls Food Another year of br weekly publrcatlons has ended but certarnly Wlth a feelrng of re gret rn the hearts of the act1ve senrors on the sta V v A . O B.-XLlx ROW Lycrfrndc Rtxx Lamlvif Ywrgcv Klart Agra- Dmgrrcgac llafrttxa Slfxzzlw Barbara 'l'tof r'-.v- lfxclv: In-tw lrnzct Rod Nlurrmwn Rt-hers Ardait Nlcxaul Gt-r.1lr:x:1-' Frantz AFCOND ROXX' Deion- Bt-r'1:::t, letras Bax:mg.a:.1'-cr lohn L. l'r.1st-r D,-Hp R.-get-f-X kv-X,-X41N Nutr. ,fx,r,-V1 Dennis FRONT RONX' Rutwr' Revs Anwlm hlamwnz ABSEZNTEE In-msc k1.l..un IHIS l,lTTl,E l'AI'l'IR 515155 .-1l,l ,... lx VIH' S .4l,I, . . ,I Nl! IMI.-IRS ALI, N'EU'.S . ' - - ff. STANDINCQ 'I'-.x ill-vm Ihr :sun 'I'rt-riipxt-ii IMI- Rntlgvrs lStunIL'iit Dlrct tml If-tm Avvtlvrsrvu IMI- Net-III. crime r.ac9.m s.,,,.i x1.1,i.igw MIP, , Iainvs 15Iimty Cdssl. I -x--- VE 5.-.-'rhlvi-lx Iflcux rianl. Donna Ir-an Im'-nv: -Am: bfillw. Inv: Griffith ilfmmpicrl. Ili-ti:.gv 5'.msItIiitn illrwpt-iw-K Nldnagcrr. D'-vighr l?vrwr's -limi' Situ--it-ri 5l'l l'lNG, Miss It-.Irv-r I,I-:t1.x:.i:x ikniati-I Ili Iwi Itmvf 4IX'Irs. II.i::'v:.1 ' Inniors nav tlwc .i'itvi.1mi A- Miss l.1:itIfmm'i Cxplaixii tu them their pI.iv .N-I Mr Another. A note ol comedy pervaded the class play production of ECHS in the past year. The seniors ably displayed Rho talent in their ranks with their production of Beginners Luck, which waz expertly directed by Miss Linda- man. IIIIQIN I 'Xr.'Xf I'I 'Vi XXIIN IIII tIII'XII'N IVV: ,. I. xi I'r'CII'1r'w- IM- 4 Ask Me Another, the Iunior Class play, the direction of which shifted from the never- failing Miss Lindaman to the equally skillful Mrs. Kelly and Miss Sampson, was a farce- comedy centering around occurrences in a newspaper office. IIINIOR CLASS PLAY. ASK MIZ ANOTIIICR IIIXIIJR t.I.Arr I'l..'Xi .-'Xblx Kllz .-XfNUIIII.IJ SIYXNIJINII IH. Ixt--r Nlr, tiff- NIH:-, fill Illi llXl11!.'s 'I' III'I' II' IQIIIIII I:f:'-- XXI4' xx tv-' I I -'- tn,-'wi n,,-,- I.,-e II- kt- II' .I Iitivwf- I 1 1' IX-I lm- it ,x-- x ,,,. V -'VW' Il ie., K --'. . I rr I w swf I--. In -- XX',J'.,.,. XI, N 4,,,. 151, ,.,..l. y X! , M, Y. :xi r-- - Ii- .nz .Nlrwzxt Ir.,--, it yy ,,,. Im .lm-' Iii 1' I iv: LIN:-Viv XXI' N 'IIN 'lift 'llllfllf Nlxlllf bl'.'Nlf'l3 il-'Mb l'l..5-.x I4l:K,lNNr'.lJs lllk lx AIUXNIJINIQ lil-,HINIJ ll,-XX'lfNl'fViC'l lf- HM Al'I l'lNli NN lJAX'l-Nl'fllJ'l' I. L' IH' , . , , . 4 5'I'ANlDINl. l':.i-.fr llvim Vlhw lim-, 'IM'-. v-zi 1 li- The beautiful and impressive story, Why beauty ol the play and fascinated the audi- the Chimes Rang, directed by Miss Sampson ence. To aspiring young Thespians ECHS is a was enacted at the Christmas assembly pro- school of opportunity. gram. Excellent lighting effects enhanced the ,LNIHR l1I..fX5h PI..-XY l5lililNNliRS LUCK ll ll IO Rlllltl' Philip XMLQ-xx iCl.qrf'mi . - 1. r . 3'- As... ffrf blfXll 'l-I L . 5: '..' :vL:.f :Ar fl 1, rs H l,i-.uvl hallx The crash of cymbals-the roll of drums- the sound of trumpets-and the Band, the larg- est of our music organizations, begins another year of service to ECHS. Perhaps the Band's most outstanding serv- ice is that of executing intricate drills and playing spirited marches at our football games. This year at the Indiana game, the Band par- ticipated in a dedication service honoring those who are in the armed forces from ECHS and those who have made the supreme sacri- fice. Because of transportation facilities, only a small Pep Band traveled to the out-of-town football games. They very ably provided en- tertainment by means of original and clever drills. Immediately after football season, the Band settles down to the hard practice of concert selections, usually with the Annual Music Festival in mind. Every Monday and Wednesday morning finds a small pep group supplying music for assembly. Marches constitute its program as 'ff ' 's li 1- ,-1-1-1 SPIRITED MARCHES ECHO HERE.. THERE . . .STRAINS OF OVERTUREb the students enter and leave the auditorium. During the summer months Band rehear- sals are carried on, and concerts are present- ed for the entertainment of the community. Conditions arising this year, because of the war, greatly curtailed the Band's activities. No county or state gatherings were held nor was there Forensic competition. However, this en- abled the Band to develop a large repertoire, consisting of various types of selections in- stead of perfecting two for contest purposes. Under the careful guidance of its director and the leadership of its able officers-lack Roberts, Iames Baumgardner, and lean Kneeg president, vice president, and secretary-treas- urer, respectively-the Band this year has been a credit both to the music department and to the school. Another one of the most helpful organi- zations of our school is the Orchestra. Every Tuesday and Thursday morning finds its forty- one members rehearsing many symphonic se- lections. Under the baton of Mr. Smathers, the Or- chestra furnishes music during intermission at both the Iunior and Senior Class Plays. It takes an important part in the Christmas pro- gram by the playing of favorite Yule-tide carols, and this year it played its Christmas selections for the pupils of the Ebensburg Grade School. This spring found the Orchestra traveling to Colver, where it entertained the Parent-Teachers' Association. For the Annual Music Festival held in March, the Orchestra rendered several delight- ful selections among which were an orchestral tone poem, Sunrise at Sea, and a community favorite, Little Tin Soldiers. No organization can carry on without ef- ficient officers. Those elected for this year- Sally Elder, president, Iames Baumgardner, vice president, Iack Roberts, secretary-did much to make- the Orchestra both a pleasure and a success. li' llltlll klfllll' llll'lllN!!lN l Twice each week the harmonious voices ot some forty students are blended in the Music Auditorium to produce a choral group ot which Ebensburg-Cambria can be justly proud. The Mixed Chorus, which is under the di- rection oi Mr. Smathers, is a very important group in the Music Department, for from this group comes most of the material tor produc- ing operettas and other musical shows. Before the war, it, along with other musical groups from our school, entered Forensic Contests and always had a large number of representatives take part in the All-County Festivals. The chorus, which is composed of members from both the girls' and boys' choruses, has its own group of student officers. The president, Iames Baumgardner, and the vice president, Iack Roberts often direct the opening num bers of a rehearsal While the secretary Sally Elder takes the roll and the librarian Flor ence Brown passes out music lilfll l't HI lrll l.'-l'l!. ! llllflll In March the Mixed Chorus and the Girls' Chorus were participants in the annual school Music Festival. In this program the chorus sang selections ot several distinctive types. Among those sung were sacred numbers such as The Cherubim Song and lighter numbers ot which My Bonnie Lass was the most out- standing. The Girls' Chorus was under the direction of Miss Caroline Gessler this year. Besides taking part in the Music Festival, this group also participated in the Christmas program. The Boys' Chorus was active only during the first semester, at the end of which time it was decided that the boys would meet only twice weekly so that the Dance Band could utilize the Friday period. Although this chorus did not make any public appearances the boys did learn many fine songs which they enjoyed singing Another year might see this group actively engaged in that long delayed minslrel ix N tx 4 i ' 1 1 1 - 1 , - 1 . . iff-.li ' Rl thx' Ruin! l.- .s Riiiwi' lli.iv:.51.i:tt::ii Kimi- lawns. Dfviind ilinitv: lfitxxinzit Ku -'1' l- i' ,fit ftiiiziav Dax :Z , 'lt 'fix fmt-' Hfilitiqvr latin ll fi r's lfiviws li.1:ivi:.i.i:..'wr Dx- igiir Rnlwrt-. 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Nl-Nlll Probably the most cleslred alm ln each stu dents hrgh school career IS that of becommg a memb r of the Natlonal Honor Socrety The hlgh standlng of th1s organrzatlon can easrly be understood when we v1ew the four cardlnal prmcrples scholarsh1p leaclershlp character and SGIVICS In order to be el1g1ble for th1s honor the student must be outstand ng 1n these characterrshcs Frfteen per cent of the senror class and frve per cent of the 1un1or class may be elected to the soc1ety each year The annual rnductlon ceremony was held February twenty flfth At th1s trme twelve senrors and SIX juntors learned the rdeals of the socrety as pre ented by Iack Rob rts the presldent and Iames Baumgardner the VICE presldent Carohne Yorgey Iean Inee the secretary treasurerl Grace Gustafson and Fraser Dean gave poems to 1llusfrate the our cardrnal pr1nc1ples On each new member wa p1nned a blue and gold nbbon the blue sym bol1z1ng truth and the gold the llght w1th wh1ch truth rad1ates throughout the world Mr Herman T Iones and Mr E M Iohn ton our superv1s1ng prlncrpal were the speakers of the day At the end of the ceremony the new members srgned the1r name on the roll thus becomlng llfe members of th1s SOC19lY It IS always rather d1tf1cult for the Natronal Honor Soclety to have many Club a l1V1l1e because untrl the 1nduct1on serv1ce 1n the sec ond semester there are only a few members Th1s year s1x remalned from the prevlous year The noon hour was the only convenlent t1me to hold meetrngs therefore on part1cular days the members and th 1r a:lv1ser M1 s Llnda man ate lunch together and dlscus ed any club busrne s On March n1nth the faculty and schoolboard were 1nv1ted to a receptlon for the new members The Nat1onal Honor Soc ety does have a very def1n1te purpose lt 1S a challenge for those who are already members to uphold rts hlgh 1deGlS throughout the1r l1ves and to stand out as examples thus spurrlng others toward the same honored goal 1. . , , , , '. . , D .V V V , 'V - qv V' V l. , V ,. ,. .lil Nl l'lIN ,Il I,l,. ,Hull VIl,lIzRIlI, IiI.IIl,I lllzx glxl l II BAC ' Y ,tml Kane. 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IHRHIUNS TU Illfl l','I,Hl' UI If K T um fm. Q 1-Q. mfg: 'vvvv-ve? ss- gf I v 2 1 X . ff RN... .4,,,,,..n-'v W U :E 4 4 Ji' ,sg 2 ga. J E 4 , as f M.,- 7 ,, H.. 5 E I ,X I ff www l Y l2'i'T'1l N' ,.f- ' 'irwgnd ag? , df I4 any '91 af' fm 33 f ! Ae.q4,H-,V -fo gulf' ng- ills-0 wi Y Y I ? fi ll - 3 3 3 A l 5 ,5 1- , W' Q ' , 7 ' f - f T- 7 ' P 2 s Q..-..-f-nf ' Y ' 5 I I ,Lv 1 , ji . I3 Ex . is 4 2 , 4 V. . . 1' ,. . Q x1 -- ' Y - f-',r'- '.:I .- if--'f- -' -. ' ---.. ,. - - ' 1 --A- - --- V, 1. --- , . , , ., .-g'-.f .:f' '1:vr,: ' '--nb' 1'-'K i Q ,, 5 BACK ROXY. lun Ellmgcr. Pat lhlalmwv. Iohn Glass, Coach l.ar1mvr Luarh Cook. lark Mallov, Paul Haxern Unk Griffith. 'l'lllRD ROVV, Bah Reese. lcrrx' Kano. Melvin Smith, lim Graham llcrlwrt Marvrk. Bob lllig Chad Mcllngh. Dirk B.-ill, Pcrry Kuhn, Dirk Nlccoy. l'lerl'1 Long. I SECOND ROVV' Kiff Kmkead. Ronald Stutzrnan. Torn Cunningham, Leu Dishart, George Scmko. lack llnipfn-lil. Con ' L Broun, Andrew baho. uc Dubronvi. l 'FIPQT ROVV Bruno Marlroni Andx Kcpich B1llBarhcr. Ucurgc Sxxalchick Iam Ball. lm- Hulgu- Clayton l..m lm- lxamna, Im- Link. Al3SEN'l'lili' Nick Datslxo. I U1z'lill,S SIJIZIC ll lz'STl','RN l'Iz'N NSE Llll Nl,-1 l U0'l'Ii.-lI,I, l.'lINFlu'REV,'l',' TITII 1943-a year to go down in the football history ot ECHS-for this season netted us first place in the Western Pennsylvania Confer- ence-an honor unclaimed by any previous team in our school. Football camp last tall revealed a bunch ot greenies with a veteran captain, Doug Ball, and our two hopeful coaches. Most of us expected only a fair fight from this combin- ation. But as team after team tell victims to the tactics ot the Red Devils, we began to realize this was more than a team-it was a unit in which each man did his job with the precision ot a machine. Victory followed vic- tory With a slight nod to Westmont as the only bowing of the season. Looking back on the more memorable acts in the games, we remember Ioe Hulgus mak- ing gaps in the Ferndale line as he raced through center to pick up that needed first and ten. One for the books is what we called it when Bill Barber scored after racing sixty-tive yards on the hidden ball play and then brought down a pass for his second touch- down during the Hollidaysburg upset. Ioe Link Will be remembered as the boy who snatched the ball from a surprised Somerset player and raced 50 yards to pay dirt before the oppo- nents realized what took place. Semko played a good game all season with passing and kick- ing reaching a state of near-perfection as the season progressed and experience was gained. Gathering points gradually, we held on to them, and it soon became apparent that the outcome of the Huntingdon game would decide our bid to the Conference title. No need to EAMWORK + COACHING PRODUCED WINNERS SCHEDULE Ebensburg Portage Twp. Ebensburg Ferndale ,,Y,,.,,,,, CC Ebensburg Cresson A.AA. Ebensburg Cresson .C CC Ebensburg Huntingdon Ebensburg Conemaugh Twp. 0 Ebensburg Indiana aa,w,.. C C Ebensburg Somerset CCCCCCC C CC Ebensburg Westmont CCCCCC CC C Ebensburg Hollidaysburg stress the practice and drill for the determining game. Huntingdon, in view of its past achieve- ments, was highly favored to win, but morale ran high on the Devils' team and they decided to settle for nothing less than complete vic- tory and-they didn't. The high points of the engagement featured: Bruno Mariconi's fall- ing on a blocked Huntingdon punt to score the first touchdowng Link on the snagging end of several short passes from Semkog Kepich on a newly tried guard around play and Swal- chick's intercepting a pass to score. In the J .XX 'v Clvrxrgc- Nxutlnliitkf-Cmnt:-r. All SIAM' Tr Huntingdon game and the other games as well, we cannot easily forget Clayton Law and Ioe Katona as they held back their oppo- nents' line or knocked holes in it at random, x depending on the play. Throughout the season Doug Ball in the role of captain kept the team well in hand and deserves unlimited praise for the Way in which he managed the team. Thus the season ended with the W s Pennsylvania Conference Trophy esti the halls of ECHS. tftffw HW NW . C I I 1-- that an smashes h qh h f Cresson s 4791522 JZ' f we 1 FP .v Q31 f NE ' 1 3 T if i Y ,v 1 2 1 fl A 11 T, ' 4 fl v 9 f' x- , 1 -4 1 Wk 1 'Eff' f x wif' 1' p is Q-.x Q u an 'I K -. . -4-f ff., M - M . . f7 'f1Uvn ,CM ,, ' ' 5, f fin My 2 W W 'T A 4 . J W ' I 1-X , 4 , -, 1. , Yu , . v , 1. ' . W ' 'iff :QQ x ' , ' ' '-'Edgy iii' Q . . Al Q I Q- vir- 4 5 I :sv 5, a w x I 1 . , ' '? ' :ff Q g. 5 ' Lf , s . I HT fi HIIGN . . . H IIIl,lI Rl'fSl l,'l'l'.'Ii IN IiU'l'Il I llf'l'UlIllz'.N IN!! SI'f'l'l! H.'lxS I' IO RIGHT C I Although hampered by war cond1t1ons th1s years basketball squad managed to end the season qurte rmpressrvely The l1ne up was changed several tlmes durmg the eason unt1l a w1nn1ng combmatlon was found W1th Captaln Ioe Lrnk and Doug Ball as forwards Brll Iones and George Novak as guards and Con Brown a center Th1s promrsmg combmatron lasted t1ll shortly be tore mrd season when Doug Ball and George Novak left school to 1o1n the Navy Under the capable hands of Coach Cook and hrs ass1stant Mr Larlmer another team was whrppecl 1nto shape w1th lack Roberts 1n Balls place and Gerald Glbson taklng over the guard pos1t1on Thrs combrnatron managed to complete the season wrthout any more man power losses Consrderlng all the e losses of varsrty play ers the team d1d a commendable Job espe crally durlng the latter part of the season Although nnxed on out of town floors they won most of the1r home games Toward the end of the season w1th Ioe Llnk suddenly bloommg forth the varsrty won f1ve of the last s1x scheduled games droppmg the last by a score of 34 32 to an 1nsp1red Cres on team In the Tr1 County League competltron agalnst Iohnstown Ferndale Westmont I d1ana and Wlndber the Red Dev1ls f1n1shed 1n fourth place wrth four wms and s1x losse for a percentage of 400 Among these losses were several close ones especxallv a heart breaker to Ferndale w1th the score l7 l5 Dur 1ng the scheduled season the team won seven games and lost nrne for a percentage of 438 Our only post season game was W1th the undefeated Boswell qumtet The team gave those Somerset County lads a bad scare but was f1nally defeated Thus was our basketball season wrth rts good and bad breaks 1ts happy and sad days 1t wm and losses LEF' H ' . orxtx Cook Iaclk Roberts, Inc Link, Co-1 lin-at :1 Gcmltl Llnlwwu Btll l-mrs Ctmrlx Lax mum , . . I - I S - c S . . . U H , ' 1 , S . 1 1 1 1'1 ' - I I . H H - - - - C - I K, . . V 1 I . 1 - 1 I ' - ' 1 . . - , . . - A - 1 . . C . . ., - . I I - . . l . . I , .. - - . q . C . , - .. . PRO! Illlfll I S II ITH fl Rll'-HUIIRIVJ SIJQISIIN UF III ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECHS ECI-IS L..rpmm lm I,1uIx, suII.n 5 r ith q 1 stu cr u of fourlccn fouls in the VNlnt11wr shu . . . har. uh In um Inf U1IHIw Novak as guard Kvrx 'ACII . shmvtxnq all Ins nun 4 bhotpur , . . but ur gains rc-ulrs. IAM' muqlv SEASONS RECORD Hollidaysburg Ferndale ,,,,,,,...,.,,,, Iohnstown ,,,, Westmont.. .. Indiana ....,,,, Windber ....,, Hollidaysburg Westmont ...,,, Ferndale ,,,,., Iohnstown ,. Windber . . Cresson ,,,,. Indiana Gallitzin . Gallitzin , Cresson .. .. Opponents ,,,,....,,,, 461 xv - I-rs uf lncurqr :-.ns .1 IVPC UI I- tu- zutkvmm I tw --I M111-m 15111 wut.-um-n .md 11:11 -hm vlmwru um tmzzu' A Im! Halls plan' Pu' I.: mv un wp -in-'x Ivr I-u dont Irv bmw nt-tr vhs :ut vI1nnk1v1q4I.xsv nmxu 1- v'l.lIxr 1.1, rx-ward. Irv I X A .ml-.wqr mv r rr, 1- ., I quit gfmvrs managvd ru 6-ax my ,wf qi-f Uffl, -L, I X' 1.v.4guc. ,IInxxAn1 'rc wid of 'Fr sf ew fx xclopcd quvc A tau q 1 rv II pI.x'..rs m :hs xumor ranks IJ I'Ic:1rx' N1 R-vm-rw ami R blutzman . V111 wx Vhv supImr:wrc ranks . . P. Kuhn, D I3 II I I 11 I I5 'l'.xx1,tf. ami I, U QA T1 r th rh rI-f 'un 'tmmrs I ranyt. tx -at ar ,xt :hc xnrsirv will form thc rnxv- of nm' vi-.ir - squat! Home Home Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Home Away Away Link ,,,,.. Brown I. Roberts Iones ,.... Gibson . I. Ball .. Novak . Kuhn Henry D, Ball G. Dow . J,-II, lHSlx'ETI3.'ll,l, l'I,.4I'ING INDIVIDUAL SCORING Goals FouIShots FoulsMade Total 55 93 59 169 31 39 13 75 15 29 12 42 14 32 1U 38 . 8 10 5 21 , 6 8 O 12 . 2 18 6 IU . 7 4 2 16 . U 7 5 5 U 4 1 1 . O 1 1 1 138 245 114 390 B' f . , X f V ff .lf ef ,A W, 'hw 11 W! 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' ' 88 J STERLING COAL COMPANY ECN W Montell D Jones mu smxncn vov EBENSBURG PA MOUNTAINEER HERALD FINE BOOK AND IOB PRINTING EBENSBURG MOLINTAINEER HERALD fnnzlnm founty s largest U mklx NPILSIIUIIPI Phone 323 113 South Center St OLIVER O HARA MOTOR SALES EBENSBURG PENNA Studebaker Sales and SGFVICG East Hugh Street DIEBOLDS ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION EBENSBURG PA EBENSBURG AUTO WRECKERS NEW AND USED PARTS Best P d fo AI CALL 9378 East Hugh Street EBENSBURG, PA COLVER RIVOLI THEATER COLVER, PA I f - 1 f . 5 I .' I I . , K. H 1 . V. I I ... . Phone 102 Estalrlisllvcl 1853 , . Y , . , . I rices Poi r I Cars 90 IUNIR llll HION5 IIASS UI 1911 CCLVER STORE COMPANY COLVER PA 91 . I' , ,V - ,, -, 4 A I K lf . . . .. V 4 1 1 I A ' OOO , . 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Jr. DAVIS 81 DAVIS General Insur Ill! 1 INSURE TODAY Today rs the Tomorrow You Talked About Yesterday QO9 Phone 197 MASONIC BUILDING J COVITCH STORE EBENSBURG PA MEN S AND BOYS CLOTHING SHOES AND FURNISHINGS OOO The Better Store Bettm Ialuu ROLLER SKATING AT THE FAIR GROUNDS ns A PLEASURE Every E emng E ept TUESDAY and THURSDAY SALADA S FOOD MARKET Phone 315 212 W Hugh SI 1 P EBENSBURG PA LEARN TO ENIOY LIFE PEARSON LEWIS cowen PENNA EBENSBURG CANDY I N ' I I f ' , . .. ' , 'I ' , .' ' of 210 7 N , l X ,NM Y v ' xc ncmbcr Roller Skating is Very Hcaltlmful Wcl ns Your Choa est Enrcrtainn1v11t-- ' . , . 94 MONRCE CCAL COMPANY II III NUI I IIIIUNIII IUI R IIUIII INDI SIIG ' HOME BAKING COMPANY Phone 150 SUFCESS fo ih CLASS OF 1944 TIBBOTT S LORNER DRUG STORE IIUDI NN DRIII STORI' llIRIH4N1JIS1V SHADDEN S LADIES AND CHILDRFN S WFAR SHOES EBENSBURG PENNA KNORR S DAIRY I ASTEURIZED MII K C HOCOLATF MII K CREAM EBENSBURG PA EBENSBURG OIL E3 GAS CO ESSO GASOLINE ATLAS TIRES Wholesale and Retcl Phone 261 EBENSBURG PA DAIRY DINE LUNCHES d DINNERS ICL CREAM SODA MRS JOHN BEDDES EBENSBURG PA ' I Y , VY , V V I I Al , 1 11 P ' ' iv ' ' vr 1 , '. I 1 . . . 9 '1 O OOO I 5 , I V: I' J EBENSBURG, PA. v - 1 - ' V . 2 I I' I' I I I ' V I L Ny yu 4 N t . , . , . . an ' L i , . , . 96 For Better Cleanmg U s e YCRGEY S lm llllll RINIUHIIINQ KFFPS CLOTHES CLEAN L O N G E R INDIANA EBENSBURG BARNESBORO 310 VV Hlqh Strut CRESSON Phom 3-17 NANTY GLO Q7 I IJlCl.lVXl'I SlCHX'IfIlC . ,S Q04 CARL RIVINIUS .ll WI ll 1 +04 EBENSBURG PA WILLIAM I LINT7 Mason'c Bu'lding No Unreasonable Price Producer of I INR l'0NINII'RI ls-XI lllf BOOK PRINTINI CONSULT US ABOUT YOUR PRINTING NEEDS Bell Phone 104 EBENSBURG PA Success to the Class of 1944 from BLOOM S MARKET EBENSBURG S FINEST FOOD MARKET GRIFFITH S RESTAURANT EBENSBURG PA SUCHMANS IEWELRY STORE WATCHES DIAMONDS JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIRING 917 Roberts Street NANTY GLO PA BINDER BROS HARDWARE STORE BARNESBORO PA 00 J l l 1 1 1' 1 11, J 111 1 1 1 t 4 A J I A ' I 4 1 I , . , . v Y 1 , . Y . , . - I . PARK HEVROLET C0 The Unix P11111 lll Inun 'Ilmt Sells A L E M IT E Have You Had the Pleasure of Usmg It? OO? A Super-Auto Service' Call 233 and We Wlll Call for and Dellver Your Car 99 Iil3lf,N'S1il'lill'S ISIC!! CAR IIICNTICR as as for Better Health nm I ouda I' un Meet Your Frxends at the EBENSBURG BOWLING GARDEN THE FINEST BETWEEN NEW YORK AND CHICAGO IT S l I IDILINT ARTICULAR EOPLE REFER RAVE S BEAUTY SHOPPE Alum s the Izm llest IOSEPH PRAVE 120 S Center St Phone EBENSBURG PA McCOMBIE SAW SHOP 209 Marlo Sf eef EBENSBURG PA BUCKY S PLACE cARRoLLTowN PENNA DR E I LUKATS REvLoc PA CANDIES CIGARS C 1 BROWN AGENCY TOBACCO NEWS STAND EBENSBURG, PA Y . . HAY J ' YA ' I . 1 ' of ' . 9 With the Latest H . . '16 ' n r f - 100 0 ANDERSCN DAIRY 0 ARONFY 9 MARKFT l All Phone 95 FBFNQBURC PA PENN FRANKLIN QU PER SP RVII I4 001 c fum I1 1 D Xl! COURTEOUS SERVICE W E ASHCRAFT Relmble Compcmes D A McGOUGH INSURANCE 1115111011100 H1 lxmrls vov LAW BUII DING Opposne Court House EBENSBURG, PA Phone 330 PROMPT SERVICE THOMAS DAIRY EBENSBURG PA MR G E HUGHES EBENSBURG, PA 1 L 9 J L Y 1 W 1 L, A 1 J J lfss 'I Q' I .' lim- ! l'lN'4'l'i4'.' NVQ-rf'lill lvs Hall 'l'lt'S 'vl'il'Q'r .lm s and .-A1'l'PSS0l'if'.' lic-'ul ping Sm' 0 0 Tire- Rvlbllil' Hill' Xxvildlillg anal fLl'1'il.'illl,Q 4 J K 1, . . O , . CO. 102 Umted Mme Workers nf Amerlca Wm? Qt so L S Yof nm I Local Umon N0 850 REVLOC PA 'B l I l 34-:I APQWQ Pt 2 X 5 EA 75 'L . 5 2 5-ge ffo, -P Wig M-Ad and INDIANA RAILRCAD O 0 CAMBRIA .-,JlanaaeJ5 Glosser Bros extend conqratulitxons to the Eberwburq Cimbrm Hlqh School Griduwtnon Cliw seekmq 1 hxqher edueitlon We extend to you 1 cordml 1r1v1t1t1on to vmt GlosSer Broe Store on any of your wlsnts to ohnstoyxn l02?E!! QR EVERY IODYS STO!! 109 O f S: .YQ V C 4 -v . t' c uc 'Q c c . cf. of 1944 and may you achieve similar success in Lv I 1 I .K C I 1 I C ,L . .C . I ' . BELL PHONE 72 EBENSBURG LUMBER CO Lumber Mlll Works Builders Supplles Offlce Near Depot EBENSBURG PENNSYLVANIA 106 I I I , 0 11 i . arf 'Ifllxlf IU! If I lllIl,l AINII I lifllz'NIIS 'IU DAIRY DELL 1:BEN5BuRc, Delluoub Home Looked Meals 5 s S1 nn nel 'J mm. DAIRY DLLI SIURI I A.i1.Miui A1 IOHNSIOWN INDIANA 655 Philiclglphil St 7 N nt X r n r ll n 1 1 m xx 1 lil! 4 1 1 . . 1 I 1 O I K 'llaulx funelx ie-In-F IIIPIIIIPIIIIQL Sulaulf Ilmnvnlzulc- Sunpf anul View ,IIIIIIINI Im- Iil'l'1lIll Ifmle-5 llizlnl Nlillx fl zilwf Fu lan-f fu la 5 'fi v -v f il' 565 Smncrsct 51. I 53 Fairfield Ave. Culcnmn Ave. EF Yillug I c ' ii nl . All I airy Dell .ftnrcx .irc runvenic If located .ind are open every day f u 1 S l Is in the nm ning until n 'di 'ghI. rmdy tu , 'rvc you with .1 cm plctc v ricty ul fresh 'h l I Lrirv .xml LICIIQQIICNNCII pwmlinlx. I -- g-- w HERMAN T IONES Pres1dG-nf A W EVANS Vice Ptesldent and Cashier ERNEST APEL Ass1stc1nt Cashler YUQIIIIIPI' 0 the Federal IJPIIUSU IIISIIIIIIUP forporatmn EBENSBURG PA CAPITAL S 100 000 00 RESOURCES l 000 000 00 DIRECTORS HERMAN T IONES IOHN U MCFADDEN H A ENGLEHART WALTER S ANDERSON E H KNEE A W EVANS ERNEST APEL THF BANK OF SFRIIII' 108 SURPLUS ,ww,S,S,SE,.ASYE,,.....,EvvE...,YS..S,,.,..S,S,,.,....AS,C,w..., 75,000.00 EBENSBURG COAL COMPANY 'k co ff , 'I . 1 X x R1 UH 5 - .' NYC A 'N X w X , ' N 1 . FIRST NATIQNAL BANK CARROLLTOWN PENNA 110 , 0 OGG Uvnrlwr uf l f'ffv1'f11 Ilvpnsil IIlSlll'lllIl'l' f,'0l'1l0l'llfiUIl FIRST ATIU AI. B EBENSBURG 11111111111 1 1188 rx t11 111 11111111 fl 1111 DIRECTORS IOHN E EVANS HARVE TIBBOTT CHAS S EVANS GEORGE W GRIFFITH C RANDOLPH MYERS T LAWRENCE EDWARDS HARVE TIBBOTT Presxdent CHAS S EVANS Vxce Preszdent D SHERMAN GRIFFITH Cc1sh1er ooo mln 1 ll 11111 1f1IUsl1 l1zs111111111 llilllfllflflfill 111 Cul 'A ' 's 11s 111 f.'.'11 1' ' s f 1 1 is 111 11111 llfIllj'.u't:1l'f'l'U NI1' -' 111 1711 1' J' 'f f' -' WIJLF FURNITURE IIUMPA Y CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA Largest Home Furnlshers HI I ROI I S 7 PHONE EBENSBURG PA H2 40+ uffows s,4V1f:s mr fuofflc 1 1' 513 , HEISLEY COAL CCMPANY TGO A If RANK CE NTO Colver P I M BRIGHT A FRIEND THE TIBBOTT RESTAURANT Ebensburq P IOHN E THOMPSON Burqess Ebensburq P GRANT W DAVIS Plumbing He tmg Mundy s Comer P MUNDYS CORNER MARKET MAURICE A LUTHER Ebensburg Pa ABRAM S RESTAURANT Ebensbu g Pa CHARLES S EVANS Ebensbnrg Pa Louis 1 LIEB Ebensburg Pa CHARLES A SEHMAN Metropolntan Insurance Aqent Ebensburg Pa MARGARET ROBERTS Mylo Park Pa BETSY BROWN RESTAURANT Ebensburq Pa VIRGINIA GALLAHER Revlon Pa STEELE MORGAN Dealer III Llvestock M ndy 5 Corner Pa L EORGE RINEHAR1 Nanty Glo Pa FRANK KOVACH Taxx Phone 49 R Reslden e 4712 Nanty Glo Pa IAMES WILKINSON Ebensburg Pa HONORABLE A A NELSON Ebensburg Pa WILLIAM I NOVICK Revloc P I W BROWN Revloc P RICHARD DEEMER Revloc P DR H I BENNETT Ebensburg Pa GEORGE P DUNEGAN Ebensburq Pa A FRIEND IOHN L WEYL Ebensburg Pa WALTER BLACK Revloc Pa MRS H G FRANTZ AND FAMILY Colver P MR AND MRS CLINTON E BOWERS Welder and Potato Sp ayer Colver P A FRIEND IOHN G POLLOCK Fbensburq Pa 114 - Z 4 1 , il. 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