Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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.September-Gee, isn't it swell to be back, kids, even if we did hear it would be our hardest year? . . . Bang! That's just how this glorious year started for the sophisticated sophs. Right off the bait we had a skate with our class of two hundred industriously selling tickets to the biggest sophomore skate ever held . . . At our class meeting we were intro- duced to our new sponsor, Mrs. Davis. We elected our officers, Iarnes Maloney, Martin Cawley, Eleanor Kushner, Shirley Thompson, Nancy Wright, and Louis Tornes. November-Our sophomore Ion Whitcomb of the opposite sex-Doris Yorgey, scored a hit when she created that famous Flamingo Gurgleburp with an Adams apple that is simply out of this world. She also showed her talent on the more serious side in making the design which is the background of our appropriate motto: Eager to learn: ready to FIRST PICTURE SOPHISTICATED SOPHS TAKE SCHOOL BY STORM! SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: Mrs. Dora B. Davis fClass Adviserl. Louis Tomes lBoy Reportcrl, Eleanor .Kushner lSecretaryl. Nancy Wright KGirl Reporterl. Shirley Thompson KTreasurerl, Iames Maloney KP:-zsitlentl. Martin Cawley fVice Fresidentl. -Soph officers get together lc plan i snappy campaign lor '-15. serve. We're proud to say football has given us two lettermen, Richard McCoy and Iames Graham. Maybe that's why Timmy curled his hair-to celebrate the occasion. December- It's a bird-it's a plane--no. it's Ralph Gutshall coming to school like a flash on his motorcycle, braving the winter storms. Yes, sir, we sophomores really were excited over this unusual mode of transporta- tion . . . Sophomores in the news again. Lu- cille Lagana collected her thoughts and named that famous column SizzIin' Secrets . . . Hold- ing a sophomore dance was most fun this month-just like Arthur Murray's dancing studio. Ieepers, it was swell, but I was sure Warren Evans was going to pull Mrs. Ker- stetter's arm off jitterbugging. -Do I mean jitterbugging ? Why certainly! . . . At last, that long-awaited Christmas vacation. TOP ROW: Eugene Bearer, Clair Bearer. laines Curtin, Richard Azinger. Martin Cawley. THIRD ROW: Florian Bengele, Francis Caton. Stephen' Buzminsky, Waller Corran, Iohn Berkslressei Samuel Cortis, Ellwood Bracken. SECOND ROW: Betty Betzler, Marcella Bernosky, Carroll Anderson, Edith Cavatoni, Ruth Bishop, Rose Marie Anstead. Louise Cray, Helen Bellas. FIRST ROW: Gloria Asti. Barbara Anderson. Rhetta Carns. Mary Ann Chcekhart. Gloria Baker, lacque- line Bloom, Lois Brosch, Florence Barger. Delores Ball. Margaret Cleaver. Frances Brown. SECOND PICTURE ' TOP ROW: Leo Ditchcrcek, Thomas Farahaugh. Reynold Gatlo. Carl Dahlin. William Ferguson. THIRD ROW: Arthur Farabaugh. Ralph Gutshall, Iohn Glass. .lames Graham, Thomas Forsr, NVarren Evans. Peter Fenchak. SECOND ROW: Robert Dugan. Kuhnley Frantz. Evelyn Domenick, Mary Catherine Galligan. Ine: Gherarcli, Delia Deola. Thomas Francis. Richard Edwards, Iohn Feath. - FIRST ROW: Dolores Dishnng. Marlyn Evans. Rose Ann Fealh. Betty lane Dow, Rose Marie Farahaiigli. Elizabeth Ann Dohronslti, lean Daily, Catherine Edwards, Iolianna Girolami, Phoebe Dalzell. THIRD PICTURE TOP ROW: 'Paul Mergcn. Paul Pepal, Iaines Pepal. Lawrence O'l'lara. THIRD ROW: Dale Morris. Richard Mulvehill. Iohn Novick, William Orange, Richard McCoy, Lyle 4 Parrish. Iames Maloney. SECOND ROVV: Hubert Iohns, Iamcs Illig, Donald Mastrinc. Robert Hunt, Roland Hughes, loseph Holo- chuclr. Iames Hartack. Earl Luther. FIRST ROW: Lois O'l'Iara. Louise Miilvehill. Matilda Masltensic, Margaret Rainey. Clelia Piastrelli. Caroline Mazzaferri, lnlia McWilliants, Violet Malone. lane Ann Nelson. ' Twenty Six

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