Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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AND FADE AS DOES THE DYING DAY The friendships which we, the Sene- iors, have acquired will soon he severed and fade as does the dying dayf, But as the darkness of the night is overcome hy the brilliance of the day, the dissolved friendships will he converted into spark- ling new ones. Our old comrades will al- ways occupy a warm place in our hearts, and through future years they will supply pleasant recollections in our meditations of things past. Perhaps coming events will provide opportune moments to re-unite these severed acquaintances. We will have wandered many a weary mile, and much time will have elapsed, hut we will always he ahle to drink a cup of kindness for things of long ago. . Mr. johnston, our princi- pal. congratulates his son, David. on the completion of his four years of study. It isn't often that a father has the opportunity to direct the high-school studies of his son. 19

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C74 A bidry . . . li'RI'ISlllXlAN ciiixss or IZI-0 .gvr , FRESHMAN YEAR Monday. August 22, I9-19-Today. l, the Class of 1953. embarked upon my new adyenlure. that ol' launching my career at libensburg-CIambria lligh School. I walked with a firm step and appeared to be brave. but at the same time pondering my fate. Upon being assigned to my homerooms, and receiving the welcoming words of the teachers, 1 began to feel at ease. September 2-My 240 members gathered in the auditorium for my first ollicial meeting today. l elected a Constitution Committee and a temporary secre- tary. December 4-Ry now I feel right at home. l am a member of many organizations. Seven of mv girls are in Alpha, four in jean-Dix, and fourteen in girls' chorus. seven of nry members are in mixed chorus, ten on junior varsity basketball. and six on junior varsity football. February 24, 1950-I was justly proud of my talented 'igreeniesi' who displayed their abilities at the Freshman Talent Show today. March 3-Cuy Tirabassi and Robert Knee represent me in Student Council. My ollicers are Dwight Strumm. prcsidentg Carl Anderson. vice president: Carl Moyer. seeretaryg Dolores Yaskowitz, treasurcrg Virginia Poliziani, assistant- lreausrerg and Kim Roberts. chaplain, SOPIIOMORE YEAR August 26-Ifull of confidence I entered the portals of Ebensburg-Cfambria lligh School to begin my sophomore year. Now familiar with school life, l could take my part with the 1ipperclassmcn. September l-Mv delegates to Student Council are Robert Knee. Guy Tirabassi, and james Martin. These persons will guide mv activities this year: Dwight Strunnn, presidentg james Martin. vice presidentg Carol Moyer. secretaryg Dolores Yaslcowitz. treasurerg Agnes Sobleskie. assistant treasurerg Kim Roberts. chaplain. November 7-Today l sponsored a movie at the Colver show. Many of my mem- bers attended to see i'Christopher Columbusf, December I6-My Christmas bazaar was a big success. All the articles sold were home-made. February l2, 1951-Proceeds from selling those Sunshine products. cards. wrap- ping paper, etc.. have really built up my treasury. March 30-Tonight was my big night. The music and was filled to capacity as l attended the annual Sophomore Party. The theme was a ukidis partyu and I really lived up to it. 20 SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS Left to right-Mi ni mann. Mrs. Flanag Lelller. Mrs. Davis nu Moyer. Yaskowitz, Xlutm Tirabassi, Roberts.