Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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C After graduating frQm the University of Pittsburgh, Mr. Ammanu took 21 post-gmdliate course at the Universitv of NVyoming. He started his teaching career at Ebensburg in 1945. COMPANIGNSHIP PREVAILS FROM A FRIEND INDEED I

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DlCVU'l'l0N TO ISBVNSBURC' CXMBRIX IIICII In the course of study at ECHS the invaluable assistance of the administration has been given freely. Their counsels have been sought by the student body and have been given with the spirit of overcoming any problem no matter how trivial. The students of ECHS are fortunate in having instructors who can be considered friends as Well as teachers. This friendly atmos- phere between students and faculty has made our school not just a place to learn subjects but a home to form friendships and acquire those characteristics necessary to live in harmony with society. Deepest appreciation and gratitude are owed to the faculty members who have pledged with us devotion to Ebensburg-Cambria High School. Miss Davis is considering the problems of two stu- dents. lt looks as though the excuses pass for Zawis- kic and Farabaugh. Miss Davis has the difficult task of handling the attendance olflw. 9