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Page 14 text:
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,AI Fllt' ll. lil 'T RIN II Sl 'I'lz'Rl ISHN 1946-1947 HIGHLIGHTS AUGUST 26-Amid gay greetings of upperclassmon and bewildered questions of ufreshi:-3 an- other year begins. SEPTEMBER 3-Fair Day-which everyone enjoys to the limit. SEPTEMBER 6-First class meetings. SEPTEMBER lU-The Palomene Potters-a Student Council Program. OCTOBER l0-ll-A two-day vacation so that the teachers can attend Institute. NOVEMBER ll-Our football team celebrates Arxiis- tice Day by beating Huntingdon. NOVEMBER 12-We conclude a glorious football season-with a parade and a day's vaca- tion! NOVEMBER 10-15-Book VVeek, NOVEMBER 15-Senior Thespians entertain with a comedy, Dont Take My Penny . NOVEMBER 26-Scheetz and Company amaze us with magic-Student Council Program. NOVEMBER 28-29-Thanksgiving Vacation! ! ! DECEMBER-IANUARY-Seniors go to State College for nutrition tests. DECEMBER ll-Business mon sponsor the annual football banquet. DECEMBER Z0-With parties and an inspiring pro- gram, the Christmas vacation begins. IANUARY l3-Wesley Flanery-Student Council Speaker ..... Guy Morse Bingham dis- cusses the future with seniors. FEBRUARY 8-Bitter Cold weather . . , and the Iunior Prom! FEBRUARY l3-Future Farmers' Banquet. FEBRUARY Zl-Iean Dix Faculty Tea. MARCH 13-l4-All-State Band. MARCH Zl-22-County Forensics. MARCH 28-29-District Forensics. APRIL 3-7-Easter-the only vacation of the sec- ond semester, APRIL 15-Guidance Clinic. APRIL 18-19-State Forensics. APRIL Z3-Our parents watch us shine -Visita- tion Night. APRIL 25-Iunior Class Play. APRIL 28-Mr. Kauffman-Interstate Dairy Council speaker. MAY 4-ll-Music Week. MAY Z5-Baccalaureate Service. MAY 27-Commencement. MAY Z8-Another year completed. 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 Chica- go, Sponsor of Student Council. The power behind ECHS's wheel of educa- tion! By a constant personal interest in individual classes, he keeps informed on all our problems.
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. IHIRKS HITH THIS SCIIUOI, ISUARII TU WIAKIC Ul'R SCHOUI, 7'lCK. The Board of Education of Ebensburg-Cam- bria, which meets on the second Thursday of every month in the library of our high school. is composed of twelve members, five of whom are from Ebensburg and seven, from Cambria township. Iohn L. Elder, who presided over the rneet- ings of the first school board in l929, has that same honor today. Incidentally the only pres- ent members of that original board are Mr. Elder and Mr. A. E. Roberts. The duties of the School Board are mani- fold. They are responsible for the setting up and approving of our full educational pro- gram, the levying of taxes, and the handling of all legal matters pertaining to our school. They also employ and fix the wages of all our teachers and other employees, supply trans- portation to and from school for our township classmates, provide books, supplies ,and all other equipment for our convenience, and regulate all athletic contests. For the benefit of the patrons and students of Ebensburg-Cambria High School, the board decided upon the following programs for the present year. There was a Visitation Night. The faculty extended an invitation to the parents of all ECHS students to visit classes held in the evening in place of the regular afternoon classes. The purpose of this was to give the parents an idea how their children spent a typical day in school. Then the stu- dents benefited by the Guidance Clinic. At this time authorities in various professions spoke on the opportunities of their particular vocation. Last of all, the School Board adopted the National School Lunch Program, a pro- gram of the Federal Government, which pro- vides those eating in the cafeteria greater food value for less money. The Class of l947 hope to show our appre- ciation to the Board of Education for their ef- forts in providing us with an up-to-date school and the splendid courses and teachers by becoming Worthwhile citizens of the United States. STANDING: C. Albert Exans, Row' limpfielrl, lohn Elder. Frank Lagana. . SEATED: Ralph Black. Thomas Swnrw. Clarence' E. Davis. Martha Dans. Alfrccl lt. Roberts. Nltltr Dcqrcltn, lrrank Erhart. ABSENTEES- Harrv A. Englrhart. Iohn Sunderland.
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