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Ulllf SQIJIJRUN l,Iu'.llII','lf .... 1 l'fl'l'Ilu',Nt'l' I,lS'l'l','NI','If 'IU INR 1'ItUl'lfI,lf,',s. 1945- l 946 CALENDAR IOTTINGS AUGUST 28-The curtain rises on another year of education. Bewildered freshmen roam the halls. SEPTEMBER 2-The presidents bring order to our first class meetings. SEPTEMBER 15-Seniors start to make money by sponsoring a skate and bake sale. OCTOBER l-The National Scholastic Press Asso- ciation announces that The Oracle again is a Winner of the All-American Rating. OCTOBER 8-Dr. Guy Morris Bingham addresses the assembly and the Senior Class. OCTOBER 10, ll--The teachers go to school While We enjoy a two-day holiday. OCTOBER 19-The Student Council begins their series of programs With The Bentley Trio . OCTOBER 27-The Iunior Class has a skate. NOVEMBER 3-The sophomores hold their first skate. NOVEMBER 15-The Iunior Red Cross Campaign ends - with a total contribution of 34082. NOVEMBER 16-The seniors present their class play, Footloose . NOVEMBER 21-23-Thanksgiving vacation. DECEMBER l-Another bake sale and skate for the Senior Class. DECEMBER 21-Iean Dix and Alpha Tri-Hi-Y's start the Christmas spirit by caroling at the teachers' homes, then to the cafeteria for a well-earned breakfast. Friday is really a red-letter one with our Christmas parties and traditional assembly. IANUARY 23-Music Department sponsors a Variety Show. IANUARY 24-The Business Men's Association spon- sor the annual Football Banquet. FEBRUARY 8-The Student Counci1's second fea- ture, Iudge Fred Bale, who addresses the students on TomorroW's Citizens. FEBRUARY 22-The lean Dix Tri-Hi-Y entertains the faculty at tea at the home of Nancy Wright. MARCH l-The juniors take to the stage With Two Gentlemen and Verona. MARCH 2-The Iunior and Senior Prom. APRIL 5-County Forensic Contests. APRIL ll-12-District Forensic competition. APRIL 18-19-Easter Vacation. APRIL 26-27-State Forensic competition. APRIL 26-Sophomore party. MAY 4-May Dance and Coronation of our May Queen. MAY 7-High School Music Festival. MAY 18-The freshmen hold their first and last skate of the year. MAY 19-Baccalaureate Services. MAY '23-Commencement Exercises. MAY 24-The curtain falls on another school year. ERNEST M. IOHNSTON, Supervising Principal A. B.-Grove City College, M. A. University of Pittsburgh . . . Indiana State Teachers College, University of West Virginia, University of Chicago. Sponsor of Student Council.
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The Board of Education of the Ebensburg- Cambria High School is composed of twelve members, five from Ebensburg and seven from Cambria Township, all Working together as one board. This Board meets on the second Thursday of every month. At these meetings the mem- bers cover high school matters such as the election of teachers and other school em- ployees, the issuing ot bonds, and the discus- sion of repairs necessary in the upkeep of the building. Their main objective this year has been one that will benefit the pupils greatly. They have secured the necessary approval to install a Vocational Mine Maintenance Course that will be operating under the Federal Govern- ment. They expect the course to be open this tall, but at the present time it has been im- possible to secure an instructor. For our fine teachers, our modern building, and our up-to-date courses, We express our gratefulness to the school board by saying, Thank you . STANDING: Frank Erhart, Roy Hatfield. Frank Laqana. IOHN L, ELDER Prrsiilvnt nf the Ehvxishurq-Cavnlirla Board bl:ATED' Ralph Black. Idmess Frailvy, Harry lfnglcharl, Martha Davis 1S:'crt'rarvj'. Alfrrd lf. Rnlwrrs 1V1.-u Presxdenlj, Clarrnrc li. Davis, 'l'l1nmas Swupe. ABSliN'l'liES. Iohn Elder lprcmdvxitl, Iohn Sunclcrland, Iuhn Hulgus, D. Shvrman Griffith t'l'rn'asurs'rj' 'Not mrlnlwrs of thc Board.
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