Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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SOI'l!N I ' N'l'Il,Sll,N OPENS SOl'H l,'I,.-ISS ,lll','l'ITI,N'lIS SGPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS LEFT TO RIGHT: VVilli:1m Rr're tReporterl. luseph Staruch tSecrc'tarvl. 'llhnmas Nelssn. lPresidentl. Richard lfnx t'I'reasurerl, lrcnr Selko IRepurterl, Anna Cleaver tAss'staut Treaswrerl, Mrs. Dura Davis tClass Adviserl. ABSENTEE: Walter Lodullnski 1Vu'e Presi- dentl. Slrlctlv Hsnph' affairs are drsrussrd herrl OCTOBER-Month of personalities-Ioan Huber named Rumoresque for the Spirit . The meat shortage didn't bother George Fen- chak-Grand Champion steers aren't just for prizes at County Fairs. Tom Nelson, Irene Putsakulish, and Herman Duman were chosen to represent us on the Stu- dent Council. SEPTEMBER- Hi, Io, gosh, I have Miss Luther for geometry. Am I scared! Latin, Boy, Caesar is going to be tough! With simi- lar expressions we sophs treked through the portals of ECHS and were greeted by our sponsor, Mrs. Davis. We were an am- bitious class, skillfully led by Prexy Tom Nelson and his assistants, Walter Lodolin- ski, Ioe Staruch, Dick Fox, and Anna Cleaver. Bill Pryce and Irene Selko really had their eyes peeled for the news. We very appropriately chose the motto, Today, Not TomorroW. Soph skate? Where? When?-IoAnn Kimball, super-soph salesman, kept every- body inlormed and didn't miss a sale . . . and so our first project started with a bang! TOP PICTURE Oh, is he really going to do it? He just ca - - n't! But he did, and Bill Pryce survived. It isn't everybody who can have his head chopped off and play Hamlet in the same year. NOVEMBER- Rah! Rah! Rah! We sophs cheer- ed on our hero, Who, incidentally, was Nelson again. Congrats, Tom! We're proud of our only letterman. We can't forget those snappy little misses, Dot and Dolly , who led the band as ma- jorettes. TOI' ROVV Thaddeus Bastkovtslsi. William Bc-rkstresser. William Brown, Glenn Anderson. Herbert Carnex llaruld Askew. Nllvhael Eukovltz, Edward Bellas. SECOND ROW: Shirley lean Bccquet. Edward Bracken. Edwin Campbell. Dwight Allison. Brute Boring. Rirhard Ang:-rt. Dwayne Allison, Gerald Cassett. Ieanne Batulis. FIRST ROVV: Margaret Bokafh. Nancy Bricklev, Margaret Ann Arndt, Lois Anderson. Anna Mae Hernuskx. Virginia Iiuntvrlaatigh. Pauline Brenza, Agnes Benedict, Edith Badorrck, Miriam Ilumtord, Verna Itukar h. MIDDLE PICTURE IOP ROVV' W'illi.lm Cotton. Robert Dncrr, Herman Dulrnan, Thomas Davis. lames Empfivtd. Thomas Churlev, Charles Doerr. Donald Crouse. SECOND ROW: Margaret Emery, Anna Clcaxer, lohn Elllas, luseph Conrad. Iohn Darqav. Lois Ed- wards, Sophie Datsku. FIRST ROW: Clarente Chirdon. Audrey lean Felix. Louise De Yulis. Rose Cronauer, Gertrude Cher- uslsv Lvnurr Conrad. Phyllis Diebold. Edith DuMond, Lois Dougherty. Aloysius Farabaugh. BOTTOM PICTURE TOP ROVV. Leonard lluuter, Datid Fleming. Iames Frailey, Richard Fox, lohn Henry. Blame Haiduk llurry Grrsh, Clair Fox. SECOND ROW: Alive Gihsuu. Martorie George, loan Huber. lohu Heller, Francis Gatto. Michael lialiuda. Margaret Ann lenklns, Marlurie llallark, Donna Mae Hunter. FIRST ROW: Elaine luhns. Martha Folvkemer, Bernice Hartark. Marv Lou Guynn, Maryann' Gustafson, I'ranres Gross. lane! Hutzel. Alverda Grata, Carolyn Hughes, lane Fleming. Twenty Six

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DECEMBER-Sophs surely made the headlines this year. Elsie Leri scored a hit by placing fourth in the Safety in Hunting contest. Maestro Bill iujimmy Dorsey l Brown en- tertained at our class meetings on his famed sax. While on the subject of music, we found Io, Carolyn, Marybelle, Marjane, Martha, and Vida Lou making a name for themselves as the Sophomore Sextet. Nor- bert and Melvin also supplied the Oom- pa-pas for the band. IANUARY-- Shoot! Shoot! -those were the screams hurled at our proficient Basket- ball I. V.'s-Staruch, Myers, McKernan, Chuck Doerr, Miller, Henry, Boring, and Seymour, who also showed his skill on the Varsity. FEBRUARY- Rebecca , our benefit movie, prov- ed to be the biggest turnout of the year. It was a grand start financially for our TOP PICTLIRE LEFT TO RIGHT: Dolores Stivcr. Alex Slwftit jo Ann Kimhall, john Novirk. Cordell Murthn, VV.il- ter Lodolinski. What are von talking nhrut. Susie 7 lee trmm or Hbpring I ' ' party. This month, too, we had many oi our musical-minded pals spending Satur- days at County Orchestra, Chorus, and Band. Congrats, kids! 'Twas quite an honor. Song team? Why sure! Carolyn and Bill did Well for themselves in Sparkin' Peggy' jane. MARCI'I-MC1ICh saw many of us showing our talents in the mid-winter concert. Oh, nothing got by Without a Word from a soph . . . not even Forensic Contests! APRIL-Al last the long awaited arrived! Spring came in and our sophomore party. And who had lots of fun? Why those spring-fever victims-Nancy Brickley and Roger Roberts. We watched them float- ing around all starry-eyed. MAY-Report cards-good byes-and See you next September, jo, as a jolly junior! , 'ITII' ROVV: jnlin lN1alnne. joseph Lark. Richard jones, George Koseiole. Gaxin Maxwell, joseph Mtlxerimii, john Mvers. Rntrielt MeKenrifk. SECOND RQVV: Harold Lipps. lrma Mix, Louise Ketnler. Catherine Lance. Elsie I.eri. Loretta Kasehallx. jnstint' Knrin,inet', Nanci jane Mitthell. Cordell Murtha. Walter Lodolinslti. FII-2S'I' ROVV: Agnes McConnell. Lillian Kemler, jo Ann Kiinhall. Marv Ann Kornianis. Ein Macehioni. Gena Mtmnni. Alina Laningham, Teresa Kirseh. Franres Lotitu, Delores jane I.a Cana. MIDDLE PICTURE 'l'UI' I'lC'I'lIRIi' Roger Roherts. j. Chapman Rodqers. Carl Nelen. VVavne Sequin. john Rntlgers. WVilliain Prentne. Benjamin Rodgers. Mahlnn Ro-sc, Michael Pasko. SECOND ROVV: Vfilltatu Pringle. Norhert Sranlan, Fred Rumniel, Robert O!Brien, Ihouias Nelson. lfdxxartl Rasmus, Willttsm Noviclt. Gt-no Persio, William Pryee. Edward Scanlan. FIRST ROVV: Irene Seiko. Sara Roberts. Vida Lou Searle. Ann Marie Romito. Marian Sag:-I. Irene llutsaltnlisli Marx Elizahetl Schenk Martha Seger. jean Reese, BOTTOM PICTURE TOP RUVV: john NVilliams. Alex Sheftic, Marvin White, William Yehram. Mike Sitln. Raul Sevnioni litluartl Zahroskv. Melvin Washington. Fred Wharton. SECOND ROW: Rozelda Zawislxir, Geraldine Strohmier. joseph Starueh. Williaiii Volk. Donald Yoder. George Snmknnnh. Steve Shuagis. joseph Strohmier, Hazel Smith, Melda Williams. FIRST ROW: Catherine Soeltell, Dolores Stefaniclc, Martha Spirher, Dolores Stiver. Marv joan VVhite. Dt-lures Spurlin. Mildred Washit'k, Shirley Watson. Esther Yaskowitz, Dolores Weaver. Dorothv Stut:man. Al'l5IfN'l'EE5: Ruth Bright. Grate Brown. lierhert Cugan. Edward Davis, jack Devlin. Susanna Diliele. Lit-urge Ijenchak. joseph Hazv, Robert lllig. Lois jenkins, Herman Kocglcr, Edward Koziol. Michael Sheehan. ABbl1NI1I1hb Ilhelma Nihart, Robert Ret-h, Eugene Rice. Twenty Eight Rl','llI','f.'l.',I INII Tllln' l'.l ' II l','RI'.' HUl'llS' lIlllll1.ll,llI N