Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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FRANCES DAILY Academic Fran Girls' Chorus 45, 46, 472 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y ' ' ' ' '48 45. 46, 47. eyes and a , . . that's Fran . . . takes an interest in studies but admits the Dairy Dine offers fun, too . . . con- ceals real artistic ability un- der a cap of shining natural culrls . . . college is a must for the future. Dancing blue winning smile NAoM1 DAVIS Commercial Nomie Can't tell this book by her cover . , . cause mischief lurks behind those twinkling blue eyes . . . chic farmer- ette . . . cuts the cutest cap- ers when it comes to square dancing . . . iustly prould of the blush and giggle which pops up at every occasion . . , favorite pastime . . . singing melodious notes in the 4-H quartet . . . sports the latest hair style . . . futurc? . . . undecided. ROBERT DALZELL Academic Bob Christmas Play '47: Class Play '47, '48g Home Room Re- porter '46: Oracle Advertis- ing Staff '48. The mighty atom is a fitting description for this E. C. H. S. character , . . takes great delight in getting perfect recitations in solid class . . . favorite pastimes are tramping through the woods or doing taxi service in the neighboring communi- ties . . . small in stature but has big ideas for a future . . . mining engineer. FRANK DRAHAN lndustrialArts Dexter This little man who wasn't there . . . Kilroy? . . , No . . . it's only Dexter . . . this quiet male hails from the sunny summits of Revloc . . . a man of many actions, but few words . - - an advocate of taking it easy . . . shows skill in operating machines in shop class . . . a true pal when duty calls forth. GEORGE DATSKO Industrial Arts Iudge Football '47, '48: Home Room President '48: Track '47. Droll humor plus a full per- sonality make ludge one of the outstanding seniors . . . when not playing end for the Red Devils and acting as the capable president of 104 you can find him singing . . . doesn't have much to say and keeps his opinions to himself until the proper opportunity presents itself and then ludge really tears into it. GERALDINE THERESA DUMAN Commercial Gerry Girls' Chorus '46g Leader Club '47, '48: Band '47, V181 Home Room Reporter '47p Home Room Treasurer V181 Twirling Club '46, '47, '48p Oracle Advertising Staff '48. Blue eyes . . . bulbbling laugh . . . and a pocketful of hairdos . . . always buzzing with chatter and full of pep . . . here's a twirling ma- iorette with memorable grades and cverybody's friend. BETTY Lou DAv1s Academic Girls' Choruls '47, '48: Mix- ed Chorus '47, '48: Class Play '47, 48: Home Room Song Leader '48: Oracle Co-Liter- ary Editor '48: Mixed Ensem- ble '48. This sprightly maid, full of vim and vigor, gives a giggle and she's off . . . flutters her eyelashes . . . comes out with a brainstorm deluxe . . . fu- ture? . . . determination to don a white uniform and cap . . . already gives off with complex diagnosis . . . ardent member of class plays. CLAIR IOSEPH DUMM Agriculture Iiggers Future Farmers of America '47 '48 Iiggers is one of those good- looking Ag men . . . he play baseball would rather than work , . . likes hunting and fishing . . . flying feet on the dance floor make him an A partner. . Twenty One

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VIRGINIA ANN ROSE MARY BISHOP ELIZABETH BOLT BERTUZZI Academic Bert Girls' Chorus '45, '46, '47, '48: Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, '48: Class Reporter '47: Class Play Stage Crew '47g Home Room Chaplain '48g Spirit Representative '48g Or- acle Advertising Staff '48, A hearty giggle . . . char- acteristic of only Bert . . . the theme song of this pretty little miss is Time Waits for Me . . , is rarely seen withoult her pals, Deedee and Sully . . . her future? . . . nursing . . . fun-loving and friendly to all, Bert is sure to be a success. NANCY BRICKLEY Academic Home Room Girl Reoprter '47s Home Room Vice Presi- dent '48: Leader Club '48: Oracle Circulation Staff '48. Tall, slender, glamorous . , . with personality plus . . . a wardrobe straight from the pages of Mademoi- selle . . . thrives on skating, dancing, or a fast game of basketball, but likes to spend quiet evenings at home with a good book . , . hopes some day to become a physical therapist. Home Economics Bish Tawasi Club '46, '47, '48: Oracle Circulation Staff '48. Two blooming dimples . . . captivating smile . . . bounc- ing with enthusiasm! gosh, here comes that gal Bish . . . a whiz in everything she en- counters . . . thus a friend in need is a friend indeed . . . possesses keen eyes a threadin' that needle . . , keeping her many Home Ec sewins in that mighty hope chest . . . maybe a lucky man's prediction of security, ALMA IRAN BUCK Academic Al Girls' Chorus '46, '48: Or- acle Circulation Staff '48. Sugar and spice and every- thing nice . . . that's Al . . . a sunny disposition and friend- ly smile make her everybody's friend . . , one of the newer members of McCrory's Satur- day staff , . . loves dancing but still finds time to make super grades in all her sub- iects . . , confesses the latent desire to travel . . . another of '48's future nurses. Commercial Betts Band '45, '46, '47, '48- Librarian '47: lean Dix Tri- Hi-Y '46, '47, '48--Chaplain '48g Orchestra '47, '48g Mixed Chorus '46, '47, '48: Girls' Chorus '46: Girls' Trio '46Z Calrinet Quartet '47: Home Room Secretary '47: Class Play Student Director '47: Oracle Circulation Staff Man- ager '48: Advertising Staff '48: Senior Class Play Stage Crew '48, A studious miss ,with lots of pep and energy , . . ex- presses her musical ability in the clarinet section of band and in chorus . . . her future? music. IAMES CASSIDY Academic Bud Football '46: Basketball '45. '46: Mixed Chorus 48: Home Room Vice President '48: Or- acle Circulation Staff '481 As- sistant Home Room Song Leader '48. Bud . , . flashing red hair combined with a mass of freckles . . . likes sports and is right at home on the base- ball diamond . , . his biggest headache-Spanish . . . enioys dancing or playing golf . . . Bud's fututre is undetermined. Twenty SHIRLEY LOUISE BoYD Academic Sho Girls' Chorus '45, '46, '47, '48: Home Room Vice Presi- dent '47, '48g lean Dix Tri- Hi-Y '48: Leader Club '46. '47, '48-Secretary '48: Cheer- elader '47, '48: Class Play '47, '48: Spirit Art Editor '48Z Oracle Art Editor '48. You've got that pep , . . why, its Sho . . . our Upep- per-upper , . . schemer of flashing art . . . inexhaustible amount of frocks fashioned in style . . , cute trick , . . a willing worker . . . golly. she's a miss to perfection. CHARLOTTE CENESKIE Commercial Charlie Leader Club '47, '48g Oracle Typing and Circulation Staffs '48. Blue eyes and long blonde locks designate this other half of the Martin-Ceneskie duo . . . always seems to gain a place on the honor roll . . . but studies fail to occupy all this girl's time . . . there's always room for loads of laughter and fun . , . she loves dancing.

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WILLIAM GEORGE ANGELINA ERCOL MARGARET ERDLEY GOMER DAVID EVANS EMPFIELD Industrial Arts Bill Basketball '47, Beaming smile and a win- ning personality attract many new friends for this shop student , . . the girls swoon when they see that blond hair and blue eyes . . . Bill's ex- tremely fond of all sports, especially blasketball and foot- ball . . . in the future he hopes to be a machinist or work in the upholstering busi- ness , . . here's loads of luck to a swell seniorl RUTH E. EVANS Home Economics Tawasi Clutb '46, '47, '48- President '48: Oracle Circula- tion Staff '48, A tall, charming senior . . . with a ready smile for one and all . . , a new hair-do for every occasion . . . an expert at square dancing and roller skating . , . but still feels at home among the pots and pans . . . is looking for- ward to a future as a beau- tician . . . admits that chem- istry is her favorite subiect. Commercial Angie Cheerleader '47, '48z Home Room Assistant Secretary '46g Oracle Advertising and Circu- lation Staffs '48, A right chic miss with a super wardrobe strictly from Mademoiselle . . . peppyl you betcha . , . she proves herself in those steam-packed antics at football and basket- ball games . . . a competent worker with a carefree atti- tude . . , enjoys dancing and evenings at the Dairy Dine . . . as for her career-look out business world . , . here comes an able secretary. WANDA EVANS Academic Home Room Reporter '47g Oracle Advertising Staff '48g Dance Club '48. Never late . . . seldom early . . . but right on time . . . that's Wanda . . . her pet headache is getting her proiects in on time for solid class , . . favorite sport? -basketball of course . . . just loves hot fudge sundaes . . . secret ambition is to bowl 150, Commercial Margie Girls' Chorus '46, '48g Or- acle Circulation Staff VIS. A tall, soft-spoken Colverite with outstanding intelligence and knowledge as a result of constant reading . . . this lassie, a must in the soprano section of girls' chorus, al- ways seems to have a song on her lips to cheer everyone . . . enioys skating, dancing, and eating . . . Margie is very enthusiastic in cooperat- ing with her teachers and friends , . . this will add to a very successful future. DANIEL FARABAUGH Industrial Arts Danal usually the silent partner in . . . in what? . . . Well, in most anything going on in or around school . . . Dan does- n't say much . . . communi- cates strictly with those baby- blue eyes . . . the dutifull Danny who keeps your gas tank full and your oil checked at a local gas station . . . no book worm, but a worker . . . women . . . not men- tioned . . . a bright future for a staunch senior. Twenty Two Agriculture Track '45, '46, '47g Home Room Vice President '48: Football '47g Class Play '47g Future Farmers of America '45, '46, '47, '48-Vice Pres- ident '48. Oh! those muscles . . . a strong silent lad of known re- pute . . . his theory actions speak louder than words . . . detests nickname Goff- er . . . the stars predict a champion boxer. MYRON FARABAUGH Academic Football '48: Orchestra '45: Oracle Advertising Staff '48. A real modern Cassanova if there ever was one . . . don't let that timid blush fool you , . . those dark brown eyes and curly hair are a sure bait for the fairer sex . . . he feels quite at home on any dance floor . , . about his future? , . . that's what he would like to know.