Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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ROBERT FEATH Industrial Arts Bobo Football Manager '46, '47, V181 Basketball Manager '47. '487 Track Manager 716: Home Room Vice President '48, A member of the third per- iod shop class Hinkle Hair- cut Gang. . . . one cf Ebensburg - Cambria's average men . . . likes hotdogs and orange pop . , . a competent Worker as illustrated bv his manager duties for the sports department. REGINA GALLIGAN Commercial l'Iean lean Dix Tri-Hi-Y '47, 'QSL Spirit Business Manager '48g Home Room Assistant Secre- tary 718: Oracle Business Manager 48. Blonde tresses plus sparkling blue eyes equal this charming Revlocer . . . her business ability helped to make the Oracle a financial success . . . a giggle reveals blooming dimples . . . seen tripping the light fantastic at l.ena's . , . a sure footer on the road of tomorrow. AUDREY IEAN FELIX Home Economics lean Tawasi '47, 548: Circulation Staff Oracle 718. What . . . surely not again . . . oh, but yes . , . Iean made another basket for her team . . . a real whiz when it comes to sports . . . a little on the bashful side, but definitely everybody's friend . , . those brown curls were strictly gifts from mother na- ture . . . and the envy of all classmates . . . plans to en- ter home economcs field after graduation. DOROTHY GETZ Home Economics Dottie Tawasi Club '47, '48: Or- acle Circullation Staff '48. Dark, glossy locks and huge brown eyes . . . neat as a pin is this home ec lass . , , winning smile and personality plus describe Dottie to a T . . . with all these charming assets she's bound to succeed in any field . . . here is an- other lass who loves to trip the light fantastic . . . her future? . . . beautician, JOHN FERRIGHETTO Academic Frodo Home Room Secretary V181 Christmas Play l7. Personality plus that be- witching lpana smile equals a fun-loving student who likes nothing better than to rack up an A in solid class . . . summertime finds this senior ambitiously working in New York . . , life interest? . . . the engineering profession has its possibilities. HENRY GEROSKIE Industrial Arts Banana Here is a fellow with a serious slant on life . . . when not laboring with the hammer and saw, Henry packs up and iourneys to the for- ests for hunting or fishing. Io ANNE FRANTZ Commercial Io-Io Oracle Advertising Staff '48, Ieepers! and Io-Io's off again . , . big brown eyes plus a prize complexion com- bine for a lovely miss . . . never in a rush . . . never has a worry . . . efficiency to the nth degree . . . lover of sports . . . cuts a neat figure on the tennis court . . . basketball . . . bulls-eye every time . . , striving for a cer- tain goal . . . top-notch secretary. CLYDE GILKEY Industrial Arts Oracle Advertising Staff 518. Silent, determined and con- servative . . . claims he does- n't like English . . . but science . . . oh, it's O. K. . , . a man of physique who uses lumber and logs as mus- cle teasers . . . his interest in the lumber industry makes him a valuiable helper to his shop friends . . . future? . . . your guess is right . . . hopes to establish a work shop. Twenty Three

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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.

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EDWARD GOLDIAN Commercial Cvlistening blue eyes . , . a movie star smile . . . plus that attractive blond hair . . . equals a well-known lad from Colver . . . small game as well as other far-flung sports hold his interest . . . work- ing and managing his own shoe-shine parlor fill his spare time . . . claims that his future is undecided. HARRIET HoovER Commercial Cuzz May Day Program '45g Or- acle Circuflation and Adver- tising Staffs '48g Class Play -Stage Crew '48, Reports are out and Har- riet has done it again , . . top grades boost her high on the honor roll . . . claims skating as her favorite sport . . . rarely seen without her cousin, Doris . . . per- haps a solution to being called Cum in biology class . . . a true friend in every way , . , future? l . . . an A-l secretary. WEBSTER GRIFFITH Academic Wick Football '45, '46, '47, '48i Track '45, '46, '47: Class Play '47, '48g Screen Projector '45, '46, '47, '48: Mixed Chor- us '48g Home Room Treasurer '47g Basketball '46g Oracle Advertising Staff '4S. lf it's a bright Pepsoclent smile and a black convertible, Griffith's in town again . . . a regular leather lugger of the Alma Mater when he isn't out on account of iniuries . . . what next? . . . that's hard to say . . . Princeton maybe. HELEN HRESKO Commercial Shorty Home Room Secretary '48: May Day Program '45g Or- acle Advertising Staff '48: Dance Club '48. An easy going little miss who is never seen without her inseparable gang . . . spends most of her spare time at the local cinema or keep- ing up with the latest in dance steps at the Saturday night dances . . . but don't let that shyness fool you , . . fellas, she's really quite a bombshell . . . future . , . a competent secretary. PETER HOLBENY Industrial Arts Pete A mop of blond curly hair and really broad shoulders describe Pete to a T , , . he doesn't have too much to say about anything but he'll always be a loyal supporter of Revloc . . . say, Pete, if si- lence were golden, someday you would be a millionaire . , . definitely has talent in the field of carpentry. SHIRLEY HUBER Commercial Hub Girls' Chorus '46g Home Room Reporter '48, A tall slender belle with a neat flair for clothes . . , a dead-eye-Dick when it comes to sinking baskets on the gym floor . . . composes one-third of the Lacey-Daily-Huber trio . . . fond of cokes and sun- daes . . . McCrory's will nrobably play a part in her future. Twenty Four HARRY HOMAN Industrial Arts Happy Home Room Vice President '47z Home Room Boy Re- porter '48, A friendly all round senior . . . a co-operative fellow in all phases of work . . . talks sincerely and unselfishly for another fellow's interest . . . in gym watch out-especially when challenged in wrestling -'for that crushing fall . . . Harry has marked himself as a iolly guitar player on Route 219 . . . the future might claim a wonderful musician. NORMA HUGHES Academic Band, '45, '46, '47, '48C Home Room Vice President '48g lean Dix Tri-Hi-Y '45, '46, '47, '48g Spirit Staff '47, '48g Oracle Literary Staff '48g Clarinet Quartet '47g Christ- mas Play '46g Iunior Class Play-Make-up '47. One of our petite senior misses . . . sunny disposition and a sense of humor make her a favorite at every occa- sion . . . those curls . . . envy of all the girls . . dreams of donning a nurse's cap.