Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Page 31 text:

DOLORES LITTLE Commercial Dede lunior Varsity Cheerleaders '47: Spirit Representative V183 Oracle Circulation '481 Senior Class Play-Stage Crew '48. A charming chatterbox- Dedels never at loss for words . . . ambitious? . , , you've guessed it , , . real genius when it comes to ing- gling the typewriter keys . . . dresses straight from the pages of Seventeen . . . future? . . . a bookkeeper, IOHN MAKOSY Industrial Arts Mac Football '47, 718: Varsity Club '47, 718: Home Room Re- porter '48. The strong, silent type who aside from playing first strino tackle on the Red Devil line likes to meander through the woods bowling over the rab- bits , , . also likes to tear around in the green Olds , , . hopes to be a future railroader. ALEXANDER LOUPE Commercial Alex Spirit Circulation Staff V161 Oracle Literary Staff '48. Be it an answer to a hook- keeping equation or an intri- cate shorthand outline on page Z3 or even Greek, Alex can answer it-from this brief resume it is easy to assume that he is undoubtedly a mod- ern Einstein . . . business ad- ministration is his Utopia. FRANCES MALONEY Academic Oracle Literary Staff V181 Home Room Secretary '48p Dance Club '48. An lrish Colleen . . . with sparkling eyes and a grand sense of humor . . . a whiz at limericks and riddles . . . loves hamburgers and swim- ming . . . one of E. C. H. S. women drivers and an ardent advocate of the Ford . . , in the future hopes to don a nurses cap. PATRICIA ANN LUTHER Commercial Patty Quiet and reserved . . . speaking only when spoken to . . . thatls our Pat . . . although she dislikes dancing, she enloys free evenings at ' Dairy Dine . . . thinks sports are wonderful . . . her Satur- day's are occupied by giving out change with a big smile at the Five and Ten. ADELINE MARECK Home Economics Tootie Tawasi Club 446, '47, '48, Home Room President '43s Oracle Circulation and Adver- tising Staffs '48, If the fastest way to a man's heart is through his stomach, Tootie has a head start . . . a mechanized sandwich maker in the cafeteria . . . stands strictly aloof as far as men are concerned . . . would rather spend her time dishing out appetizing victutals in a local chow house. ROZELLA MARIE LUTHER Commercial Rosie Oracle Advertising and Cir- culation Staffs '48. Mischievous , . . a one-word description of Rosie . . , one- third of the O4Shell-Stull-Luth- er trio . . . her favorite sport . . . it muist be skating else why those trips to Cicero's . . . her secret ambition . . . to make the honor roll . . , as for her future , , . this peppy senior plans to enter the commercial field. DOUGLAS MARTIN Academic Doc Band '45, '46, '47, V181 Or- chestra '45. '46, '47, '48: Bas- ketball '47: Student Council 47. '48-Vice President 48: Oracle Literary Staff 718: Senior Class Play '48. VVho said that? Well, wcll, hete's Doc again . , , proud of his six feet four inches . . , quite an actor as shown in the senior class play . . . has a recipe for creating vo- cabulary the Webster-Martini way , , . dreams too of at- tending thc Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology. Twenty Seven

Page 30 text:

LATRACE KRUMENAKER Academic Tracy Oracle Circulation Staff '48. The merry lassie with the Colgate smile . . . shy at first but not when you get to know her . . . hails from Rev- loc . . . an enthusiastic bas- ketball player , . . Tracy ex- cels in sinking baskets . . . loves nothing better than a fast polka . . . her future? . , . Latrace plans to don a white cap. DORIS IANE LAUER Commercial x'Cuzz May Day '-15: Vice Presi- dent of Civics Class '45g Eng- lish Play '46: Home Room Secretary '47q Home Room Treasurer '48: Girls' Chorus '48s Class Play '47: Oracle Advertising and Circulation Staff '48. Small, petite, and angelic, with true qualities of an effi- cient treasurer . . . Doris is a person who has only to smile and the world smiles with her . . . an all around good friend . . . quite willing to aid with any situation. DOROTHY ANN LACEY Academic Girls' Chorus '45, '46, '473 Oracle Circulation Staff '48. A pair of dancing blue eyes above that imp'sh grin and prestol . . . this little bru- nettes giggling again . . . spends spare time reading . . . delights on tugging the light fantastic , . . makes up one-half of the Daily-Lacey duo . . . top-notch scholarship plus a sweet personality prom- ises this dainty deb a rosy future. RAY LEIDY Academic A snappy ioker with his old friends . , . yes, here's an- other fellow from those roll- ing lackson hills . . . Ray has manifested a self-con- trolled personality, while at different times a display of ironic humor . . . strives to sponge the knowledge that is sw needed in the future . . . wishes to attend a theologifal seminary south of our border . . . good lulik to you, Ray. DELORES LAGANA Commercial Deedee May Day Program '45: Girls' Chorus '45, '48: Home Room Secretary '48, Class Play '47g Alpha Tri-Hi-Y '48: Oracle Literary Staff '48- Head Typist '48. Brains? . . . sure thing . . . Deedee's studies result in A-1 marks . . . a cap of shining curls tnatural tool and clothes that are really on the ball, add up to a very pert miss indeed . . . Deedee's typing ability is well illustrated by the efficient iob done on the Oracle. PAUL H. LINK Commercial Mixed Chorus '45, '46: Home Room Spirit Representa- tive '47: Christmas Play '46: Spirit Circulation Staff '48: Oracle Advertising and Cir- culation Staffs '48. Need a supersalesman? . . . iust call on Paul . . . a tall blond with a voice that cculd put Como out of business , . . studious? . . . you bet, he aims for the tcp, and usually gets there, too . , , always has time for a chat with friends . . . a future stenographer, Twenty Six DONALD LAUER Industrial Arts Red Home Room Vice President '48g Track '45, '46, '47, Red hair dignifies this well- built senior but it does not typify his personality . . . an all-right fellow . . . not too keen about books but holds his own . . . doesn't care too much for the fairer sex . . . says he has too many other important things to take care of . . . he is a speed demon on the cinders . . . undecided about the future. HAROLD PATRICK LIPPS Commercial 'iLippy Basketball '45, '46: Home Room Reporter '47, '48: Or- acle Advertising Staff '48. A short stocky build des- cribes this staunch Ebensbuirg- er . . . Lippy is quite at home on any dance floor , , . can be seen sporting flashy shirts and socks year around . . . works at Salada's . . . not too fond of the textbooks claims experience is the best teacher . . . divides his studies between law and hook- keepinq which will influence his future.

Page 32 text:

HAROLD MARTIN Academic Hal Band Drum Major '47, '48g Mixed Chorus '47, '48g Class Play '47, '48z Home Room Song Leader '48: Oracle Ad- vertising Staff '48. A real honest to goodness ialopy iockey . . . a prankster behind that serious countenance . . . handsome Hal can be seen toting his prized portable radio any- where . . . plans to relax after graduation before buck- ling down to work. WILLIAM MCLAUGHLIN Academic Buff Band '45, '46, '47, '48: Oracle Advertising Staff '48. Flash of blue . . . yes, that's Buff in his Pontiac . . . his smart clothes and red hair combine for his attractive ap- pearance , . . but his big heart and friendly s-nile sup- ply the rest . . . he has a weakness for peanut-bultter fudge sundaes . . . as for the future , . . that remains to be seen. VIRGINIA L. MARTIN Commercial Vit Band '45, '46, '47, '48: Or- acle Typing and Circullation Staffs '48. Long, curled locks and a sparkling smile . . . that's Vir . . , the other half of the Martin-Ceneskie duo . . . this vivacious girl loves all sports, especially basketball and softball . . . enjoys play- ing the clarinet in the E. C. H. S. band . . . loves danc- ing . . . plans to go to business college after high school. ANNA MELNYK Commercial Ann Girls' Chorus '46, '47g Home Room Treasurer '48g Oracle Typing and Advertising Staffs '4S. Shorthand and typing un- doubtedly will prove to be her bread and butter . . . and she's a born wizard at both . . . produce perfect papers is her motto end she consistently does it, be- lieve it or not . . . helps to make those delicious tidbits at the cafeteria . . . Wouldn't miss a night at skating with her chum, for anything . . . will be an asset to any busi- nessman after graduation. DOROTHY MASHENSIC Home Economics Blondie Tawasi Club '46, '47, '48: Oracle Advertising and Cir- culation Staffs '48. Another basket! ! ! Yes, Dot made it again . . . outside of gym class she en- ioys experimenting around the kitchen . . . and presto. she emerges with a new tempting dish . . . she certainly knows the way to a man's heart . . . after school hours are spent at Ye old five and ten . . . with those blonde tresses. twinkling blue eyes, and cap- tivating smile, she's sure to succeed. IOHN MELNYK Industrial Art Yunleo Short in stature but big in other ways , . . this mighty midget soon acqulaints you with t'-e fact that he's around . . . this fact is well varified by the rest of the saw and hammer boys . . . a wee hi' shy around the female sex . . . carpentry may hold his future. but you might see him slicing beef in a meat market, Twenty Eight DAVID MCFADDEN Acadefmic Dave Basketball Manager '45, '46, '47, '48g Track Manager '47p Mixed Chorus '47, '48g Home Room Secretary-Treasurer '48: Class Play '48: Oracle Adver- tlsing Staff '48. Whiz and Dave's off again in his station wagon . . . really a kind-hearted fellow . . , his biggest night- mare . . . Spanish . . . a talented actor as can be seen by his performance in the senior class play . . . plans to enter college next fall, ETI-IRL VYNR MILLS Academic Red Band '45, '46, '47, '483 Or- chestra '45, '46, '47, '48- Secretary 485 Girls' Chorus '45, '46, '47, '48-'Vice Presi- dent '47, President '48: Mix- ed Chorus '45, '46, '47, '48: Trio '45, '46, '47, '48: Dance Band, '48: Leader Club '47, '48 -Treasurer '481 Alpha Tri- Hi-Y '46, '47, '48-Vice Pres- ident '47, President 748: Coun- ty Band '47: County Chorus '47: Class Plav '47, '4S: Spirit Staff '48: Oracle Literary Staff '48: Student Council '48. A swish cf red hair . . . vcrv erect posture and a long stride . . . t'-at's Red . . . delights in tennis and in blowing that horn.