Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1954 volume:

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Robert. 209 - 56 Adams, Glenn, 212 - 61, 82, 86, 97 Aitken, Mary Jane, 205 - 61, 73, 81, 85 Albright, Donna, 207 - 61 Albright, Robert, 211 - 61 Allen, James, 113 -4 61 Allison, Robert, 109 - 59 Ambrisco, Joseph, 113 - 61, 97 Ambrose, Edith, 106 - 59 Angert, Rose Mary, 113 - 61, 81 Anna, Mary Jane, 206 - 61, 81, 85 Auton, Betty, 105 - 59 Auton, Doris, Ann, 203 - 61 6 Baldini, Rose Marie, 206 - 61 Ballow, Thomas, 111 - 61 Barefoot, Judy, 108 - 59, 81 Barnes, James, 105 - 59, 71 Beba, John, 212 - 61 Becquet, Janice, 202 - 61, 81 Bednar, Joseph, 205 - 61, 82 104 - 59, 73 Bellish, Shirley, Boring, Patricia, 214 - 61 Bracken, Nancy, 111 - 61 Branas, Virginia, 211 - 61, 82 Brown, Patricia, 108 - 59 Brown, Tressann, 203 - 61 Buckus, James, 212 - 61 Bumford, Fred, 104 - 59, 71 Burkhart, Patricia. 108 - 59 O Coldwell, David, 207 - 61, 93 Carns, Donald, 110 - 61 Carns, Ronald, 104 - 59, 93, 97 Cessna, Sally, 107 - 59 Chappel, Bradley, 104 -- 61 Ciotti, Ralph, 211 - 61 Coleman, Louella, Jean, 215 -- 61 Conrad, Robert, 203 - 61 Cook, Nancy, 111 - 61 81 82 Cruley, Joseph, 213 - 61 Dargay, Michael, 209 - 61 Davidson, Paul, 109 - 59 Davies, Dale, 106 - 59 Davis, Robert, 105 - 59 Davis, Sara, 209 - 59 Davis, Shirley Jean, 202 - 61, 81, 82 DeArmin, John, 215 - 61, 93 Debastiani, Richard, 113 - 61, 93, H Decker, Ronald, 203 Descavish, Jean, 213 - 61 Dillant, Hope, 107 - 59, 81 Dilling, Chalmer, 110 - 61 Dolan, Ruth, 206 - 61 Dominick, Patricia, 210 - 61 Dulashaw, Thomas, 106 -- 59 Duman, Nancy, 209 - 61, 66, Duray, Verna, 111 - 61, 81 Edwards, Melvin, 210 - 61, Eimanuel, Edward, 212 -- 61 Evans, Alvin, 108 - 59, 70 Evans, John, 105 4- 59 Evans, Lester, 214 - 61 6 Y 'x XA ass 1 I- 9 X .1,, 213 - 53, 78, 81, 82, 83 Pryce, Mary Sue, 209 - 53, 73, 81, S2 O Rager, William, 211 - 53 Rech, Leo, 212 - 53 Rice, Janet, 206 - 53, 81 Robinson, Barbara, 108 -- 50, 69, 81 Rowland, Janice, 106 - 50, 66, 75, 81, 83 Rubish, John, 209 - 53 , Rudolph, Kay, 108 - 50, 81, 83 0 Sagel, Joann, 104 - 50, 81 Sandor, Ronald, 111 - 50 Sanna, Mary Ann, 210 - 53, 81, 84, 85 Scanlan, Elizabeth, 113 - 53, 66, 71, 81, 84, 85 Sedor, Lawrence, 214 - 53 Seese, Robert, 202 -- 53 Seymour, Mary, 211 - 53 Shea, Robert, 205 - 53, 75, 84 Sheehan, William, 207 - 53, 73 Sherron, Barbara, 213 - 53, 75, 85 Shields, Ferdinand, 104 - 50, 72, 84, 92, 96 Shook, Fred, 211 - 53 Shutak, John, 108 - 50 Simmons, Elaine, 210 - 53, 78, 81, 84, 85 Singer, James, 113 - 53, 70, 71, 75, 82, 84, 86 Singer, Lorene, - 212 Skirda, Ruth, 214 - 53, 68, 81 Smathers, Barbara, 206 - 53, 75, 78, 81, 83, 84, 85 Smiley, James, 215 - 53 Smith, David, 110 - 50 Springer, Adrian, 108 - 50, 75, 84 Stein, Gay, 109 - 50, 70, 81, 85 Stevens, Catherine, 205 - 53, 81 Stinson, Joseph, 111 - 50, 81 Stoy, Theodore, 214 - 53, 92 Sutilla, Edward, 203 - 53, 72, 92, 96 Swineford, Constance, 205 - 53, 69, 81, 83 Szekeresh, Elizabeth, 209 - 53, 70, 81 Szuch, Elizabeth, 207 - 53, 70, 81, 84, 85 Q Teeter, Joann, 108 - 50 Teeter, Rita, 209 - 53, 70, 81, 85 Tibbott, William, 209 - 53, 75, 92 Tononi, Loumella, 212 - 53, 81, 84, 85 Tskialis, Gust, 108 - 50 Tweedy, Betty Lou, 106 - 50 9 Wilson, Gloria, 113 - 53, 81 Walwro, John, 104 - 50 Wyland, Fred, 113 - 53, 68, 71, 75 O Zeglen, Gloria, 202 4- 53, 81 I X 7 Anderson, Lucille, 212 - 56 Angert, Elizabeth, 213 - 52, 56, 73, 81, 82 Arford, Beverly, 214 - 56, 73, 78, 81, 85, 95 9 Ball, Barbara, 107 - 55, 73 Barno, Emma, 109 - 50, 70, 55 Beba, Leroy, 104 E 55 Berezansky, Daniel, 209 - 56 Binaut, Charlotte, 107 - 55, 73, 81 Bisko, Joan, 111 - 56, 73, 81 Bodnar, Eugene, 212 - 56 Bowman, Devonne, 107 - 55, 92 Boyle, Charles, Jr., 202 - 56, 83 Bracken, David, 107 - 55, 92, 97 Bradley, Regina, 109 - 55, 81 Brodish, Arlene, 109 - 55, 81 Brown, Kenneth, 213 - 56 Brown, Daniel, 202 - 56 Buffoni, Anna Catherine 209 - 55, 56, 66, 81, 95 Butler, Darryl, 210 - 56 6 Cameron, James, 109 - 55 Carnahan, Shirley, 207 - 56 Catania, Beatrice, 206 - 56, 81 Ceresa, Donna, 215 - 56, 73, 81, 83 Ceresa, James, 209 - 56 Cessna, Barbara, 210 - 56, 85 Cessna, Beverly, 213 - 56, 69, 81, 85 Cessna, James, 212 - 56 Chervenic, Michael, 214 - 56, 59, 92 Constable, Anita, 206 - 56, 81, 82 Coughlin, George, 203 - 56 Coughlin, Thomas, 105 - 55 Crissey, Carol, 206 -H 56, 68, 81, 83 Curtis, Edith, 107 - 55, 69, 81, 84, 85 O Davidson, Donald, 214 - 56, 71, 72 Davis, Nancy Ann, 206 - 56, 73, 81, 82 Davis, Nancy Louise, 107 -- 55, 73, 81 Delattre, Gloria, 108 - 55 Demko, Elizabeth, 109 - 55, 70, 81 DeRubis, Lucia, 111 - 56, 73, 78, 81, 83 Dickson, Thomas, 107 - 55 Dishart, Edward, 205 - 56, 70. 71 Dorsch, Mary Margaret, 202 -- 56, 70, 81, 85 Dugan, James, 109 - 55 0 Eckenrode, Eugene, 210 - 56 Edwards, Gloriamae, 210 - 56, 73, 81 Epstein, Helaine, 211 - 56 Evans, Deanna, 214, - 56, 73, 81, 84, 85 Evans, Francis, 215 - 56, 70, 83, 86 Evans, Fred, 206 - 56 Evans, Geoffrey, 105 - 55 J 1 o e Falchini, Carlo, 107 - Farabaugh, Edna., 202 - 56, 73, 81, 85 Feath, Nina, 203 - 56, 73, 81 Findley, Lee, 205 - 56 Frank, Donald, 215 - 56 Frank, William, 104 - 55 Fulton, Robert, 215 -- 56 9 Gaida, Margaret, 213 - 56 Gates, Elva, 214 H 56, 73, 81, 82 Gibson, Wayne, 206 - 56, 92 Giovacchini, Larry, 105 - 55 Glass, Marilyn, 105 - 55, 73, 84, 85 Gonos, Michael, 107 - 55 Gould, Patsy, 108 - 55, 78, 81, 84, 85 Graffius, Judith, 109 - 55, 84 Griffith, Alice, 110 - 56, 66, 73, 81 9 Harvey, Richard, 202 - 56, 92 Hayes, Blanche, 203 - 56, 81, 85 Henry, Ted, 205 - 56 Heresco, Evelyn, 207 - 56 Hill, Kay, 104 - 55, 69, 70, 84, 85 Hogue, Lois, 113 - 56 Hoover, Duane, 213 - 56 Hopfer, John, 203 -- 56 Huber, Jane, 212 - 81 Q Illig, Grace, 111 - 56 Itle, Charles, 113 - 56, 71 6 James, Benjamin, 215 - 56, 84 Jenkins, John, 111 A 56 Jerome, Olga, 206 - 56 Jervis, Patricia, 105 - 55, 81, 82 Johns, Norma, 106 - 69 Johnson, Raymond, 105 fa 55, 82 84, 86 Jones Barbara, 108 51, 55, 69, 70, 81, 83 Jones Eleanor, 107 55, 81 Jones Kenneth, 109 55, 66, 84 Jones, Rebecca, 107 55, 66, 73, 81 0 Kane, Margaret, 202 - 56, 81 Keilman, Walter, 205 - 56 Kelly, Irene, 207 - 56, 69 Kelly, Stella, 104 - 55, 84, 85 Kenny, Barbara, 209 - 56, 78, 81 Killinger, Dorothy, 210 - 56 Kirkpatrick, Terry, 211 - 56 Koss, George, 212 - 56 Kozicki, Evelyn, 214 - 56, 73 81, 85 Kozicki, Thomas, 213 - 56, 96, 97 9 Lagana, Joseph, 202 - 56, 66, 72. 92, 97 Laningham, Fred, 210 - 56, 84 Lapczynski, John, 211 - 56, 92, 97 Lauer, Leo, 212 - 56 Lauer, Mary, 213 - 56, 85 Lauver, Peggy Ann, 205 - 55 Lease, Judith Lynn, 214 - 56, 68. 81, 83 'P7Z MQ Seaman, Nancy, 108 - 69, 73, 74, 77, 22, 45, 68, 81, 95 Semelsberger, Vivian, 211 - 45, 77, 79, 81 Seymour, Norma, 212 - 45, 69 Sheehan, Constance, 215 - 9, 11, 46, 69, 74, 76, 81, 84 Sherron, Margaret, 106 - 46, 69, 73, 77 Shook, Ronald, 107 - 10, 46 Singer, Donald, 105 - 46, 74 Sirko, Lillian, 106 - 46, 79 Smith, Helen, 107 - 46, 77, 78, 81, 83, 86 Smith, Kenneth, 109 - 8, 47 Smokonich, Mary, 111 - 10, 47, 69, 73, 77, 81 Snyder, John, 113 - 47, 72, 74, 92, 94 Sprinkle, Elizabeth, 203 - 47, 69. 77, 81 Staruch, Michael, 205 - 10, 47 Stephens, Lemoyne, 207 - 48, 74 Stephens, Rodney, 104 - 47, 74 Storm, Helen, 209 - 22, 48, 77, 79 Strenko, Ann Marie, 211 - 48, 77, 79, 81 Swineford, Robert, 215 - 11, 22, 48, 72, 78 O Trueman, Jane, 105 - 9, 48, 76, 81 O Vay, Marylou, 107 - 48, 77, 79, 81 O Watkins, Faye, 110 - 49, 77, 79, 85 Bowers, Donna, 9, 70 Braken, Thomas, 106 - 50 Jenkins, Joan, 214 - 53, 66, 69, 81 Bright, Alice, 107 - 50, 66, 71, 75, Johnston, Ethel Jean, 111 - 50, 81, 84, 85 70, 71, 81, 82, 84, 85 Brown, Elaine, 109 - 50, 73, 81, Jones, Eleanor, 107 - 68, 81 84, 85, 95 Jones, John, 111 - 50, 83, 86 Brown, Georgeanna, 110 - 50, 81 Jones, Patricia, 108 - 50, 69, 70, Buffoni, Elizabeth, 111 - 50, 66, 71, 81, 84, 85 69, 73, 81, 82 6 Bukovitz, Andrew, 113 - 53 Kalmar, Susan, 111 - 50, 73 Burket, Dolores, 202 - 53, 81, 84, Kattenhorn, William, 210 - 53 85, 95 Kepler, Donna, 113 - 53, 68, 71, Burkey, Daniel, 203 - 53, 68 75, 73, 81, 84, 85 0 Klayko, Hanna, 202 - 53, 73, 78, Chervenic, John, 205 - 53, 83 83 Chiesa, Bruno, 207 - 53, 73 Koegler, Madeline, 108 - 50 Cleaver, Lillian, 104 - 50, 68, 71, Kohute, Betty Ann, 203 - 50, 53, 78, 81, 85 73, 81, 95 Clymire, William, 213 - 53 Conrad, Vera, 209 - 53, 73, 81 Courtney, Donald, 213 - 53 Croyle, Robert, 211 - 53 Dahlin, William, 212 - 53 Davidson, Ronald, 215 - 53, 71, 72 Deffenbaugh, Phyllis, 105 - Donoughe, Loretta, 215 - 53 Davis, Betty, 104 - 53, 81, 85 50 Dulashaw, Mary, 110 - 50, 81 Duman, Marjorie, 111 -- 50, 69, 73, 75, 81, 84, 95 Dushaw, Edward, 113 - 53 Dutkoski, Michael, 202 - 53 O Evanchick, Patricia, 203 - 53, 73 81, 84, O Fregly, Linda, 213 - 50, 53, 81, 84, Freidhoff, Fay, 209 - 53, 71 Frick, Robert, 210 - 53 Fye, Shirley, 211 - 53, 69, 70 O 85 75, 85 Gagliardi, Luisa, 212 - 53, 81 Galligan, Dorothy, 214 - 53, 68, 81 Gates, William, 215 - 53 Gilkey, Carol, 206 - 53, 73 Gillin, Wanda, 105 - 50 Graham, Shirley, 106 - 50, 69, 81, 85, 78, 95 Gregg, Mary Ann, 106 - 50, 71, 81 Gula, Betty, 202 - 53, 81 0 Hagens, Nancy, 107 - 50, 69 Widdowson, Robert, 205 - 22, 49, 67 O Zamboni, William, 209 - 49, 91, 92, 94, 96 n ww o 7 'S-N 77 Adams, Mary Ann, 104 - 53, 68, 80, 81, 95 Anderson, Frederick, 106 - 50, 66, 72, 84, 91, 92 Anderson, Richard, 105 -- 50, 68, 92 Aroney, Mary, 109 - 50, 66, 69, 81, 85 Aroney, Ruth Ann, 110 - 50, 75, 81, 82, 85 O Ball, George, 111 - 50 Banfield, Thomas, 113 - 53 Barber, Vivian, 202 - 53, 85 Barno, Mary Martha, 203 - 53, 70, 78, 81, 83, 85, 86 Bartocci, Robert, 207 - 53, 73, 92, 97 Bednar, Robert, 213 - 53, 72 Bolinger, Nancy, 211 - 53, 69, 81 Bono, Evelyn, 212 - 53, 81 Booth, David, 214 - 50, 53, 71, 72 Booth, Richard, 215 - 53, 66, 71, X Hammond, Barbara., 109 - 50, 73, 81, 85 Hanna, Theadora, 110 - 50, 81, 83 Hawksworth, Thomas, 214 - 53, 71, 86 Higgins, James, 113 -A 53 Hildebrand, Donald, 202 - 53 Hill, Doris, 203 - 53, 81 Hill, John, 205 - 53, 71, 75 Hines, Elaine, 207 4- 53, 81, 85, 95 Holsopple, Irene, 104 - 50, 71, 81, 84, 85 Hughes, Ernest, 210 - 53, 71, 82, 84, 86 Hunt, Wendell, 110 - 50, 71, 75, 82, 86 53, 81 Q , Mary Frances, 206 - 53 Kormanec, John, 205 - Kormanis, Helen, 207 - 53, 73, 78 Kostelnik, George, 104 -- 50 Kozak, John, 213 - 53, 68 Koziol, Louise, 209 - 53 9 Lack, Betty Jane, 210 - 53, 70, 81, 84, 85 LaJudice, Kevin, 211 - 53, 72, 92 Lash, Ronald, 212 - 53, 71 Leahey, Joseph, 214 - 53, 71, 75 Lenz, James, 215 - 53 Licastro, Joseph, 206 - 53 Link, Merle, 106 - 50 Lipps, James, 205 - 53 Litzinger, Catherine, 108 - 50 Lutak, Marlene, 110 - 50, 81 0 Mackall, Millard, 111 - 50 Mackel, William, 113 - 53, 68 Makin, Robert, 206 - 53, 71, 84 Mandes, Stephen, 203 - 53, 72, 78, 92 Manion, Harriet, 202 - 53 Marhefka, Bernard, 205 - 53, 68 Martin, Evalyn, 207 - 53, 71, 75, 81, 84, 85 Mayer, Donald, 104 - 50, 71 Mayes, Marlene, 213 - 53, 70, 81, 84, 85 McBreen, Glenn, 209 - 53 McChain, Sandra, 210 - 53, 68, 81, 95 McKinnon, John, 211 - 53, 68 Mentch, Francis, 212 - 53, 81, 83 Miller, Barbara, 214 - 53, 68, 78 Miller, Sylvia, 215 - 53, 68 Molnar, Albert, 110 - 50 Murphy, Patrick, 107 - 50 0 Pastir, Irene, 113 - 53, 81 Paul, Nancy, 106 - 50, 69, 81 Peduzzi, Sylvia, 202 - 53, 69, 73, 78, 81, 83, 85 Phillips, John, 205 - 53, 75 Pileskie, Sophie, 207 - 53, 85 Poloisky, John, 104 - 50 Z an S.. 5 N 1' L, lm - i' F qi 1 QYIVI f ff 5 1 Ni o LL . 44-: q 2 4 70 83 86 Q U Farabaugh Clair 202 M 8, 30, Lyons, Patricia, 106 - 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' ' ' ' 1 1 Griffith, Barbara, 110 - 9, 32, 79, 721 921 94 79, 81, 85 McDowell, Richard, 205 - 39, as Bennett' 130111131 111 - 24- 77, Q McGee, Kenneth, 105 - 7, 39, 68 1 McGowan, Elizabeth, 106 - 40, 69, Binaut, Yvonne, 113 - 24, 76, 81 Hald' Robert' 272 -' 33 73 76 81 83 86 Biter, Louise, 202 - 25, 69 Hervey' Fredenek' 205 - 75,5 McHenry, William, 107 - 40, 73 Bonon Marlor 'M 101 131 Havern Jon ug McKotch, Janet, -' 11, 40, 77, , . ' . ' ' ' . 79, 81 Boyle, Charlotte, 2097? go, 7812 Hmee' Lemee' 213 9' efg 73,5 782' Mellott, Jack, 110 - 40 1 1 21 - - ' ' Y Melnyk, Stephen, 111 - 40 Bram, Emil, 207 - 8, 25, 736 Heke' Judith' 209 33' efg, 29, Mitchell, George, 202 - 22, 40, 37, , - - - ' 68, 72, 92, 94 Braniff, John, 104 - 25, 68, 72, Honowsky' Wllllalny 210 74,335,736 Monborne, Wayne, 203 - 41, 66, 71 Brenza Robert 213 26 22 Hoover, Anna Jean, 212 - 34, 69, Muftha, Thomas, 2055 4,2 assi ' ' ' ' 77, 78, 81 1 1 1 gl1lt'g:d,Jl:3:5g't,2i50 -226, 68, 74 Homer, Doris' 214 M 34' 77' 81 Myers, Antoinette, 207 - 4'-1663i ' ' 82 sc 1 Buckus, Louise 211 - 26 69 ' - 0 1 1 H k , F nk' 2 -. Myers, Mary Jane, 104 41, 7 , Butler- GHPY1 102- 26 res 0 re is 33 71, 74, 77, 78, ss, as - - O Cameron, Imelda, 214 - 9, 27, iii Img' Jane' 206 , 9' 34' 69' I Nenno, James, 206 - 21, 41 Jackchs, Barbara, 105 - 34, 76 NGWMH1 Chaflem 209 - 421 691 Cerese' M21 Jane' 215 5 'lei Jackson, Lois, 106 - 34, 74, 76,81 Nih rt Wu. 210 8 '31 21 1 1 - 1 a , 1 mms, - , , Churley, John, 1? - 27, as James' Donna' 108 321635, 7875 Nimmo, James, 211 - 42 . Jerome, Dora, 211 - 35 Nealen, Bertha., 213 - 41, 76 331:36 132153112 3125 1? E 612 es Johnson, Car, 212 - 11, 35, 74, Nyland, Janet, 22 - 42, 77, 79, 81 Davislschelg' 7255 152, 17 gi -TOMS. Roy, 111 - 35, gi 9820 019481 Ca'1he'1 e1 111 - 421 69 I 1 D 1 1 1 1 1 1 94, 9 Davlsf JU1111- 207 - 331 'gg' 736 , Peduzzi, Francis, 203 - 10, 42, ss 1 1 1 Ken., Kathleen' 205 -A 35, 76 PedllZZi, Francis, 203 - 10, 42, 68, De Bona' :I1dl:2v,775039T 754' 6030 Kleyke' Lawrence' 20' - 8' 35' 68 Pry D 'd 106 43 7171, 72 ' ' ' ' ' ' Klotz Wayne 104 - 36 72 74, C31 aw 1 1 Delaney John, 104 - 28 68 ' ' ' ' Q '. ' 92, 9' De Rubls, Joseph, 209 - 28, 72 Kokel, Patrick! 213 - 36 Quinn' Myra, 107 - 43, 68, 77, 79, Dilick, Thomas, 210 - 28, 66, 236 Korrnanec, Joseph, 209 - 36 0 81 K ' , W'u'am, 210 - 7, 37 Dishong, Kay, 211 - 28, 77, 81 Kgggggin' feinne, 212 - 11' 22, Rager, Duane, 109 - 22, 43, 68 Dishong, Marlene, 212 M 22, 29, 36, 61, 67, 69, 81, 83 86 Rager, Geraldine, 110 - 43, 77, 79 67, 77, 78, 81, 83, 86 Q ' Rager, Shirley, 111 - 9, 43, 68, D0bI'0Sky, Robert, 215 - 29, 72 Lacrudice, Tony, 214 1 36, 72 69, 81 Dougherty, JOEIIIII, 206 - 10, 22, Laning-ham, Elizabeth' 105 1 10 Rice, Charlotte, 113 1 44, 68, 76 29, 73, 77, 81 37, 77, 79, 83, 86 Robihsky, John, 203 - 44, as Downey, Rita, 105 - 29, 79, 83, 86 Larimer' Ann, 106 -. 10, 37' 69, 73, Rodgers, Doris, 203 - 44, 79 Durbin, Joseph, 106 - 29, 74 76, 77' 79 82, 86 Rose, Clark, 205 - 44, 68 Duehaw, Joseph, 107 - 29 Lean, James, 109 - 37 ' Rylke, Marion, 207 - 44, 79, 81 0 Lewi , V ma, 110 - 37, 76, 81 ' EckeIl!'0de, C1iI1t0l'l, 108 - 30, 68 Littljy Ffbery 113 1 10 16, 37, 72, Sabo, C8.!'0lyl'l, 104 -- 44, 68, 73, 'H Edmiston, Robert, 109 - 30, 72, ' 78 76, 81, 83, 86 3 77, 79 Lloyd' Elizabeth, 203 1 37 S2.V6I'1I1g', B8.I'b3.!'8., 211 - 11, 45, Emanuel, Colleen, 110 - 30, 68, Lloyd, James, 205 M 38 76, 81, 83, 86 74, 77, 81, 95 Logue Patricia 207 71 SChI'3.Ck, Ruth, 1- 9, 45, 77 Raymond, 113 - 30 ' ' 74, 7-2 Schrader, Edwarda, 210 - 45, 68, S ,ve fy ' 69, 76, 81 Z 7 04 2 Pa., if X 3...x -V1 ,.' 3. I .Q fi . ki ,. l .391 it '-an 1 Acknowledgement 100 Appreciation 14 Band 82, 83 Basketball 96, 97 Cheerleaders 95 Choruses Freshman 85 Girls 85 Mixed 84 Clubs Art Club 68 Future Farmers of America 71 Future Teachers of America 70 Industrial Arts 68 Junior Science Club 70 Key Club 72 Leader Club 69 Library Club 73 Senior Science Club 71 Tawasi Club 69 Varsity Club 72 Coaches 92 Cooks 19 Dance Band 86 Departments Agriculture 8 Art Department 10 Attendance Office 8 Commercial Department 11 Driver Training 9 Home Economics 9 Industrial Arts 8 Library 10 Mathematics 11 Music 11 Physical Education 9 Spanish 10 -.X', rhsa- .41- nv. Facility E. M. Johnston. Principal -- 15, 66, 100 Edward Ammann, 214 -- 16, 73, 22, 68, 72, 78, 100 Louis Bartoletti, 209 -M 10, 16, 92. 93 97 Donald Campbell -fff - 8. 18 71 James Cook 18, 72, 92, 96 Dora. Davis, 111 7 17, 22 Dorothy Davis 8, 18 Joseph Dugoni - 8, 18, 68 Marilyn Engleliart 10,16, 73 Glenna Evans, 213 16, 59, 70 81 Martin Farabaugh - 8, 68 Adelaide Flanagan, 108 -f-A 17, 22 Mary Flynn, Dental Hygienist---17 John Gaynor, 10-1 f 18, 59 Helen Gordon. 107 - A 17, 74, 75 81 Lois Gruver - - 9, 18, 55, 69 VVilliam Gruver 4- 11, 16, 65. 69, 82, 86 Lucille James, 205 -- 11, 17, 55, 81 Martha H, Jones. 203 - 17, 79, 100 John Krumenaker, 206 -- 18, 55 Julia Lease, 109 -- 17, 69 Donald Leffler, 212 -1 16, 21, 22, 71 Dorothy Liphart, 207 -H 18, 50 Kathryn Lohr f-- 10, 16, 68, 76, 78, 100 Edward Meehan, 106 W 6, 7, 17, 92, 97 Gerald Miller, 105 - 9, 18, 50 Marilyn Murphy, 210 S 17, 78, 81 Michael Pipas, 215 - 16, 70 Richard D, Slick 211 4 17, 78 Cyril Stevens, 110 -A 16, 70, 100 William Stormer, 202 - 17, 76, 100 Frank Thornton, 113 - 11, Jean Evans Secretary - 18 'Ps v Que-rs' Q1 X l o1t-tilall - 92, 93, 9-1 Fruslnnan f - 58, 59, 60, 61 Freshman Class Otficers and Sponsors -- 59 Freshman Football Team - 93 Handbook Stall' - - 79 Infoinials ff- 73, 87, 88. 89 Intrauniral Sports - 98, 99 Janitors - 19 Junior Class Officers and Sponsors --f 50 Junior Play - - 75 Juniors 50, 51, 52, 53 Majorettes -- 83 Mr. Johnston, Principal - 15 Oracle Staffs -A 76, 77 Oustanding' Seniors - End Sheets Pep Band - 86 School Board - 14 Ebensburg Borough William Anderson John Askew John Elder Harry Englehart 1 , A - James L. Sanner tw? Cambria Township I v George Davis -3. , ii Dino De Yulis if V .1 ' Roy Empfield ' ' George Kormanis ' Frank Lagana John Pavok Bert Reese Senior Band Members 86 Senior Class Play 74 Senior Executive 22 Senior Football Players 94 Senior Group Picture 62. 63 Seniors 23-49 Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors 55 Sophomores 54, 55, 56, 57 sph-it Staff 78 Student Council 66 Student Teachers 19 Tri-Hi-Y's Alpha 80, 81 Beta 80, 81 Delta 80, 81 Gamma 80, 81 Varsity Club 3 Ada ms' Restaurant Mr 8: Mrs, VVm. Albright Mr John A. Ambrisco Mr F. H. Ashbridge Mr Mr Mr. Mr Mr 8: Mrs. Samuel Barosky 8: Mr. Adam A. Barr, Jr. Frank J. Battista 8: Mrs. Edward Becka Alt Bccquet Biter's Dairy Bob's Auto Repair Mr. William E. Bolsinger Bolsinger 8: Luther Florists The Boys Bonerigo Motor Co. Bracken Service Station Mr. Wm. C. Broad Cambria Hardware Co. Cambria 8: Indiana Railroad Ceneski's Service Station Ceneskie's Gulf Service Station Ceresa's Service Station Mr. Richard Ceresa Cicero's Skating Rink Cresswell Electric Davis Heating and Plumbing Mr. Charles E. Davis Mr. 8: Mrs. George DeArmin Delta Tri-Hi-Y Mr. 8: Mrs. Dino DeYulis Mr. L. S. Dillaint Mr. 8: Mrs. Jackson Dishong Mr. 8: Mrs. Ted Dixon Mr. 8: Mrs. John C. Donahue, Jr. Nr. Frank Drahan Duman's Maytag Dr. H. M. Dunegan Mr. 8: Mrs. L. B. Durbin E and E Shoe Repair Ebensburg Buick Company Miss Elsie Edmiston Mrs. Mearl Edmiston I 1 ,F U 2-nun, 1, fu' , ...,,l'fM 'zu 'X 4 W A H' .Q mn 0.-11,-V, J V '-- Es' f eff ':.a+'4 , V , it - . gl' 1 3 Edwards Frozer. Food Center, Inc Edwards Hardware Company Englehart, Larimer, 8: Englehart Evans Pharmacy Mrs. Jennie Falchini Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer Farabaugh Fara.baugh's Ladies Shoppe Mr. 8: Mrs. Harry W. Fennell Mr. 8: Mrs. Archie Findley The First National Bank Frank's Corner Store Friends Mr. 8: Mrs. Ralph Fulton, Sr. Mr. Lawrence Gelnett Miss Geraldine Gillin Mr. 8: Mrs. Robert Glass Griffith's Children's and Ladies' Wear Mr. Les Griffith Mr. 8: Mrs. J. N. Griffith Mr. 8: Mrs. Richard Griffith Mr. John Haid Haden's Supply Mr. Robert Haid Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore Hanna Harvey Electric Company Mr. 8: Mrs. Elmer Harvey Mr. 8: Mrs. John Havern Highway Diner Mr. Howard Hoke Home Baking Company Homerooms 104, 105, 109, 110, 202, 203, 205, 207, 209, 211, 213, 214 and 215 Horner Well Drillers Mr. Metro Hoychick Mr. 8: Mrs. Don James Jensens Service Station Mr. 8: Mrs. Theodore Jervis Mr. 8: Mrs. Carl Johnson Mr. Herman T. Jones Mr. E. J. Kane Karlinsey Excavating Company Kinkead Insurance Agency Mr. John S. Kinkead Mr. 8: Mrs. Morgan Kirkpatrick Klines Clover Market L. B. Sales 8: Service Mr. A. S. Kovatch M1'. James Lauffer Mr. Harry A. Leidy Ladies Auxiliary to Jackson Town- ship Fire Company G. H. Lesak, Inc. Life Battery Co. Little's Economy Store Loretto Service Center Mr. Louis Long Mr. Thomas A. Lyons Machall Brothers Hardware Dr. Charles A. MacIntyre Martin Motor Sales Dr. A. D. Martin Mr. Perry Mash , We W 3-.Am :,.. W, 'L3 - Alr. Milton J. Maurer Mr. 8: Mrs. James McCabe Mt-Combie 8: Shank Mr. Richard Mc-Connell Mr. :Q Mrs. Alb:-rt McDonald D. A. McGough Insurance Agency Mr. 8: Mrs. John McHugh McKenrick's Cycle Shop Mr. 8: Mrs. Pete McKotch P. Mclviastcrs 8: VV. Heffelfingcr Moody's Service Station The Mountaineer Herald Mundy's Corner Cafe Murtha. Furniture Co. Mr. 8: Mrs. George F. Myers Miss Mary Jane Myers Miss Janet Niel Odda Coal Co. Oswald Motors Dr. F. K. Owens Mr. Angelo Papalia -1, Patton Beverage J Paul's News Agency Y Pennway Market r Mrs. Nancy Phillips Pristow's Motor Sales Rev. James J. Quinn Mr. Merle Reese Replogle Storage Co. Revloc Service Station Revloc Teen-Canteen Mr. 8: Mrs. Fred B. Rodgers Mr Mr M1' Mr Ralph L. Rose 8: Mrs. Charles Sabo Paul Semeindinger Frank W. Schaefer Shoff's Sporting Goods Mr. 8: Mrs. Raymond Shook Mr. Frank Shultz Mr. Elmer Simmons Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Singer Smails Rendering Company Mr. 8: Mrs. William Smathers Smith's Economy Store Mr. J. H. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs. Thomas R. Smith Mr. 8: Mrs, Dean Snyder Mr. 8: Mrs. Merle Snyder Mr. Mike Solonika, Jr. Mr. 8: Mrs. Attillio Stefanon Steven's Manufacturing CO. Strohmier's Grocery Store Sunoco Service Station Mr. John Szekeresh, Jr. John J. Tanda Barber Shop Thomas Dairy Thompson's Men's Shop Triangle Service Station Vale Wood Dairy Mr. 8: Mrs. Duane Waltemire Mr. 8: Mrs. F. C. Wilson Wojcik Jewelers Wlyse Cemetery Memorials Mr. 8: Mrs. William Zamboni A .wud 1 -.1 1 'S ' I I 4 v V R i L . F' :g m '- i ' 'U' - .w w . V ,k ai , A -Xl is 3451? XLS 632621 , X4 9 is 9 C 5 2 I if r f5 ,H Y, Alpha Tri--Hi-Y ,'xilIlt'l'lI2llP National Bank Ai'oiiey. s Market Veta 'l':-i-lli-Y l':ip:iMi'izi l zi1-in Bureau Canibrizi Thrift Sz Loan - N'kl'WJlM 'Ul1, Chr-er Leaders 0 D Citizens Lumber Co, Uolwi' .Mlileiic QQ Social Club 1 ,ofvej Colver Motor Company 0 gon I 6 R f Vl y .l. Covitch QQ r llvizxoi-.'ziii H'o'.'o1ie Citizens Club + l1llJl'llSlJll1'fL' Coal Company l'llJUllw1lJlll'i Oil 8: Gas vxfxfvvxfx X Miz mul Mrs. Alvin W. Evans Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Homerooms 106 and 212 Jackson Township PTA if Y f, X 'K l 1' ' 5' ff! ,,, X. ll 'T T ' X X , ff' C4 K QQ. Q X Ladies Auxiliary to Jackson Township Fire Company K Leader Club X Local Union No. 850 Local Union No. 860 C. G. Logue, General Contractor Moose Lodge No. 681 Park Chevrolet Co. Revloc Citizens Club Rivoli Theatre Carl Rivinius, Jeweler Shaddens Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Singer Sons of Italy Lodge Tawasi Club Tibbott's Corner Drug Store Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 4963 XVilson Electric Pumps Q ' if? x 5 Mui O ff! VX. lOl X mx sf S Wvzfwmfea f -5 Pictured above are the members of the faculty who helped the seniors to put out their yearbook. They are Mr. Stevens, general supervisiorg Mr. Ammann, class sponsorg Mr. Johnston, supervising principal: Miss Jones, supervisor of typing? and Miss Lohr, supervisor of art. A Q 1, X l l ff ,W W l JY Xl if- l ,Q hifi We, the Senior Class, wish to express our sincere appreciation to all who have helped the Class of 1954 make The Oracle a success. We would like to give special thanks to Mr. Stevens. who has given his time and leader- ship in the production of the yearbookg to Mr. Stormer, financial director, to Miss Lohr, for the fine artwork and layoutg to Miss Jones for her aid in supervising the typingg and to Mr. Ammann for his efficient leadership as class sponsor. The co-operation of Mr. Johnstonjmembers of the faculty, and students has made it possible for the Class of 1954 to publish this yearbook. We also wish to thank Henry's Studio, Cresson, photographyg Lintz Printing Company, Ebensburg, typographyg Bookcrafters, Phila- delphia, printers. To all the patrons, sponsors, and sub- scribers who have given us the opportunity to publish the 1954 Oracle, we say Thank You. Mr. Stormer had the difficult task of supervising the business work of the Oracle. The money was obtained by getting patrons and sponsors, and through the sale of the book. The senior class also donated a large sum of money. 2 fy! CI nb X S S 5 'Xi as l 91 QU' 'J M f 4 N X. -V 'K Xllfc aff? A it -if it ' Rf. K bx -v 1 ': ' - . - F ? A kk .1 , Xt 'if L 5 x X ' Q . i , If X .4 , ' t if ' Q Q : 1 S7 l ' L, L' -3 I ,. ' '- X A I ,aww K. V, f' 1 . Wfif 1M 5 - . rmlilil. ,', f , 1 ' vigil I- It 'J' NM, 77 'i -v . t x Minor sports play a very important part in tlu never-cnrling' crych- of the school activities. Tha-y promote good sportsmanship and athletics. Spring trzu-lc events are among the most exciting. The Voziclies' Meet, Tri-County Meet, and the District Mm-I, zirf- sonic oi' the events the boys participated in. Some oi' the activities taking place at the events were the throw of the javclin, the pole vault, the 880-yard relay and others. Getting together for a good game of basketball are the Key Club boys. Here the boys are practicing a few foul shots before a game with the Shop boys. The Key Club played every other Thursday night. A full schedule of activities kept the Shop De- partment boys pretty well occupied and physically fit. These fellows met each Monday night and played intramurals with the other clubs in the school. The Ag basketball players, twelve in number, also added their skill to the intramurals. Most of the boys who did not take part in the major sports find it very exciting in helping their clubs win by adding their skill. The minor sports help to promote co-operation throughout the entire student body. , E 1 If I, f .1 xx f s .,k. Tfx 7 i 'NL x -. fx -4 H.. + x.. ..-. , 'G' CM in -s ,-i I ,FY Q? f i ,,- 4 fx Hn?-si EINS 'MQ is ,min .,, :Mimi XFZOALJX 9. 3, .XX 3 tfcimff ef' VVil1iam Tell had nothing over these seven enthusiastic-looking senior misses, Here Charlotte, Carolyn, Julia, Myrna, Patti, Jane, and Joann look very eager to try and shoot an apple off someone's head. Any volunteers? By the looks of the target someone had a few beginners luck shots. This year was the first that archery was introduced to both the girls and boys gym classes. Shoot! Shoot! No that isn't cheers coming from a shooting gallery, it's only the girls in the process of playing a very exciting basketball game, Carolyn, that was unfair! Don't you think you had an advantage of being just a little taller than Elizabeth? ' Bottom picture shows the girls in another phase of the sports perfonned in the gym classes. Volleyball proved to be a very exciting' undertaking this year. Ex- cept for a few bumps on the head or noses, everyone came out of the intramurals, that were played among the home rooms, feeling very happy or feeling sportsman- likc-:,iwhatever the case might have been. X Elizabeth, you wouldn't be laughing like that if you were the one that was knocked on the head, Mary Jane is raring to get that ball. Hip VX E f X 3 Qi S 3 V4 10, ,N Z Junior Varsity Row One - McHugh, Ponchione, Adams, Sichko, Vassanelli, and Mr. Meehan: Row Two - Carns, Moore, Bracken, Gonas, and Laganag Row Three - Bartocci, Kozicki, Lopczynski, and Rylke Freshman Record 5 Won 5 Lost ECHS Game Opponent 29 i Nanty-Glo - 18 30 - Gallitzin - 32 31 --- Cresson - 30 26 - Portage - 31 36 - South Fork - 29 32 - Cresson --- 35 35 -3 Nanty-Glo - 16 31 M Gallitzin '-- 30 27 --A South Fork - 30 34 --- Portage - 40 High Scorers - Shook and Debastiani Freshman Basketball Row Uno - Little, Carns, Shields, Dcbastiani, McKavish, and Ambriscog Row Two - Moya-r, Tlanion, Shook, VVashko, Miller, and M12 Bartoletti 'f 'K X HN f ff 2 hr? Q S S, L'l?f5oUN E4 I Y Q3 . . ,J Junior Varsity Basketball fl A - hw' K Front Row - Sutilla, Anderson, DeBona, Zamboni, and Jones, Back Row ,iv N Harvey, Kozicki, Shields, and Mr. Cook -V x ' '- .X x :P 'NYS 'x W X4 si A Q' X 5 H 15 Q , - N XXI ksX WY Nxarsity Record J 6' 8 Won if 9 Lost X' ECI-IS Game Opponent 51 - Conemaugh - 58 60 - Conemaugh - 56 62 - Adams Twp. - 58 87 - Conemaugh Twp. - 72 gi 1 I-?g:l:?t:Vn - Junior Varsity Record 78 - Westmont - 84 7 WUI! 10 Lost 64 - Indiana - 54 ECI-IS Game Opponent 74 - Windber - 70 19 - Conemaugh - 26 74 - Cresson - 69 38 - Conemaugh - 41 63 - Westmont - 68 58 - Adams Twp, f 51 62 - Ferndale - 72 46 - Conemaugh Twp. - 37 50 - Johnstown - 79 39 - Ferndale - 25 64 - Conemaugh Twp. - 68 18 - Johnstown - 40 59 - Windber - 63 32 -4 Westmont - 42 73 - Indiana - 60 33 - Indiana - 42 43 - Cresson - 53 50 - Windber - 45 High Scorers - De Bona and 42 - Cresson - 38 Anderson 45 - Westmont - 70 38 - Ferndale - 57 41 - Johnstown - 66 54 - Conemaugh Twp. - 41 34 -H Windber - 32 36 - Indiana - 43 Q 31 - Cresson - 40 Q High Scorers - Sichko and FMD Plummer --3. , fig Vff Q- 'fc :ig fnvx The cheerleaders, our school spirit per- sonified! Some may think that all the teamwork and school spirit takes place on the field or basketball floor. The girls who lead those cheers just don't get up there out of the blue. It takes hours of practice and really hard work. Spirit and pep are the essentials necessary. A girl trying' out may first get on the Junior Varsity and cheer at all the Junior Varsity Qaniesf Then the following year the varsity squad may be the next step. This year two varsity mem- bers will be grraduating, Colleen Emanuel, captain, and Nancy Seaman. Mrs, Lease, the squad's sponsor, de- serves credit for the good showing of the cheerleaders this past school term. Through her patience and backing, the cheerleading contest. which was held at Davidsville, was made poss'ble. For this contest the new cheer, Satal ',. Bid, was deyised. Junior Varsity Cheerleaders Row One - Burket, Buffoni, Aroneyg Row Two - Graham, Kohute, Hines 76x Z f 'Pm -.... e 'Q'i'g'f ' f fi, X m,', L, ' ,- if ve VA ,. in ij I I N 'K A Q f E A V eff ,f 'Q' 1 -' -1 J -1 y K U i 'X , . X if . ' ' 'X 5, -v ! rp-my fe- A 'VW'--Q. .T ,T YS. P' ix Mitchell . , . Our faithful guard and tackle . . . had his shoulder dislocated in 1952 . . . Conemaugh game Klotz . . . Played guard his junior and senior years . . . had his ankle broken in senior year Murtha . . . This was his first year in the backfield . . . suffered a fractured nose . . . won several letters Snyder . . . Our faithful tackle . . . played football his sophomore, junior, and senior years . . . was a letterman twice McCabe . . . Center for our team for four years . . . during this time earned several letters Braniff . . . Played four years as fullback . . . had his ankle broken in the Cone- maugh Township fray Zamboni . . . Played four years as halfback .4,.... pulled the muscles in back in 1952 Jones . . . Spent sophomore, junior, and senior years as a halfback .. scored a touchdown his senior year DeBona . . . Played end all four years. . . played with a calcium deposit in his right leg ro 1 if if 1, AJ JA . ix: fl yi, W1 lflfd X YQ Hia 'bl' X g,v VII, Individual Scoring VW ff TD PAT TL Lp K Shields 2 22 5 2 :12 f i De Rona-,- ---2 2 14 Anderson --- 2 0 I2 ,y jf Ryike .... -N 1 fa 9 Rraniff - ,A 1 2 P4 .Iones ..Y. V2 1 0 5 La .Indice A-- 1 0 6 Murtha -- -- 1 0 6 Mitchell --- H-- 0 1 1 Sutilla ..... -- 0 1 1 Totals -- --- 14 E 9.5 Junior Varsity ECHS Indiana 19 ECHS Portage 22 Totals H Varsity ICCIIS Conomaugh 20 ICCHS Punxsutawney 2 ICCIIS Crosson 29 ICCHS Conemaugh Township 21 ECHS Hollidaysburg 13 Freshman ICCIIS Westmont 28 ECHS Cresson ECIIS Indiana 7 ECHS Cresson ECHS Portage 0 ECHS Indiana Totals 120 Totals W Freshman Football Team Row One - Mr. Bartoletti, Coldwell, Shields, Richardson, Sherry, Tisaickg Row Two - Thomas, Moyer, Rager, Dcbastiani, Hines, Myers, Row Three - Francis, Carns, Shook, DeArmin, Miller, Edwards 7 QW 3'-Ui 1? Cr if ef V X1 af, xvd 1 , 'O v VLA ff , Y Q, Row One - McCabe, Jones Snyder Bramff Zambonl DeBona Mltchell Murtha Klotzg Row Two - LaJudice, Mandes Shlelds F Anderson Plbbott Sutllla Bartoccl D. Anderson, Stoyg Row Three Blacken Selak Glbson Lapczynsk1 Levenduskl Lagana, Rylke, Chervenlcg Rovs Four Rolls Bowman Loupe Moore Szekeresh X Long, Mcnunn, Booth egfsl L 5 605.46 It takes eleven players to make a team, but it takes good coaching to make them good players. Our Coaches, Mr. Bartoletti, Mr. Cook, and Mr. Meehan, have done a fine job. On the other hand there is much hard work done by the student man- agers. Larimer, Piercy, Fred Harvey, and Richard Harvey deserves special credit. X N NM Q 4,, L t U! Z8 fx Q z 2 5X 7 MMXQRNL U, ' if -:ff - ,........ X 'szgzzzzg gk M, KN :.--:f:.4:-f:--:.':,-. W ff ff ,f Xx Al... X Xfffi. Jfflfi: :L p-:::' ug.. , - , - iq',.,U,4 L15'UH ' H S -- 5: I' I , M, nil A Yr? P ,Jas J ix, i l lt N- l -X.. NN bi .J iss' F 4, 9 -- fl will k- - A ff i 'Ku pl fp of F IDM 111' A 'QD Wx' , U ,. X VVh4-n thi- liinvh hell 4-:ills :L time out, l0ZH'il4 I'S have za, chzit . . . Cooks and as- sistants serve uni-:ils :is hiingry stiiclents line up , , , Sp:ig.g'lietti is fattening! Oi' didn't that hothe-1' Mr. Amnizinn :it the Art C'li1h Spzighelti supper :it R:1gei s'? , . . Dick, lioh, :xml lfri-il :ire enjoying their lunch, but Dick must have been late for fifth period talking :it that into .... loam :incl Cy were ziniongf the many who enjoyed the 1953 Soplioiiiori- l':ix'ty in the school gym . . . Did you get enough to ezit at 215 home room pzirty, Ronnie? . . , The satisfied looks on these teachers' faves indicate success of sp:ig'liet,li slippers , . . VVlio's enjoying the story more, Mrs. Gruvei' or the Cherubs? . , . 2061: pzirty :it the pool kept Joe and Mr. Gaynor smiling . . . The Sophomore Party X of N53 ended up with the Gang at a restziurzint . . . Just who is guessing who's Y weight? . . . One can never tell, but all enjoyed the Sophomore Party. 57 'v XX ' xo Nuf Zvi Qu-.wp li' 1, ikkgi 'T' -pn. ,,..:a..-f .... x ' ' f i J' I V . - , nr' ' , hx . I I fl ' x N 'rt' LA ,f-cn 'R ,fi we :J , . Q , 1 J 7 9 'Q . Vg Y Q 5 4,1 ' v' c 7: ,I ' 1 I R' ' , 1' .- i K x . NI X t EE f I' 'T' A ti ii' 1 c I ia u A ' What would the Oracle do without the shop boys helping out? . . , Don't be ' ll afraid it may go away if we don't feed it . . . Mr. Gruver, have you decided to become ' a farmer? . . . The star of attraction is a fight at the Sophomore Party . . . These seven seniors discussed school improvements with the Parent Teachers Association . . . Our chief, Mr. Johnston, makes plans for our future . . . Looks like a few grand prize winners . . . Look Out! He's coming through! . . . The master of music: at the Sophomore Party flips another record . . . Everyone loves a hayride . . Some foot- ball players looking forward to their feast . . . Carol thinks the food was delicious at the football banquet . . . Don't study so hard Gary, It's hard on one's brain . . . Mr. Gruver, one of our most enthusiastic sports at a football game . . . All these hungry people are waiting for their tickets at the football banquet. X it - it Xl f ff: I.-lj ' 1 Q 1 N - - 'Qij,: K' ' ' ' Wa 5k W In 'XY MWft P y . so ,, F., 'VVV1-'YX fesfxrwfxvxx- Although school is an institue of learning, like everything else, studying becomes u bore if a, little time isn't taken out for recreation . . . These pictures show E C H S students taking time out for some enjoy- ment and excitement . . . Beauty reigns on May Day . . . Wonderful memories of last year's Prom are brought to light . . . The football players and band were honored at the annual football banquet at the end of the'53seasonintheg'ymofECHS. .. A penny for your thoughts? 'Kg ,fyfxlir 1. , I. x V . f , llc-px :Band 0 ' . f iw ' Pep rallies might have been dhjl with5 outf the eiiihusiasm of the Pep B21I1d,'IIl'B the organization welter Row Qlie 'Bennettti Gu 'inpf I-an ellfiani Aw, ,Q sau, Mdoo- alxhg Row vo--Lip- k', EvansQ'!R. John- J SQ , ,7Johnson, A ms, V Monborneg Rotv Three - Hawks- worth, Speice, Singer, Hollowsky, Jones, Di- lick: Row Four - B r a n a s, Harpster, Szafranski, Ward. Senior Band Members These senior mem- bers have worked di- ligently for four years and as the next fall rolls around they will be missed: Row One- Mr. Gruver, Bennett, McGowan, Guynn, La- rimer, Jane Davis, Myers, Smith, Laning- ham, Johnson, Sabog Row Two - Boyle, Kuncelman, Julia Da- vis, Glass, Horner, Dishong, Savering, James. Downey, Dil- ick, Hollowsky, Bra- nas, Aroney. A ' g X ff U fl , Ml r , q-:5 , F 4, r 4 I QL Y . Dance Band The dance band is a popular musical group in the school. It pro- vided an entertain- ment between acts of class plays and presented an assem- bly program late in the year. In it were: Row One - C. John- son, Lipka, Barno, Jones, Szafranski, R. Johnson, Larimerg Row Two - Adams, Hughes, Dilick, Sing- er, Hunt. 4l -X, K- . W X Q v s I, Girls' Chorus K T S :- V! J5, Row One - Sanna, Hayes, Manion, Smathers, Stineman, Mayes, McGee, Barno, K f Peduzzi, Steele, Simmons, Jones, Brown, Graham, Row Two - Barrickman, Monyak, it Cflg fp-J Kelly, Rose, Lack, Evans, Farabaugh, Evanchick, Hines, Stein, Kepler, Bright, Sim- 7614571 ' I - fl mons, Glass, Fregley, Williams, Teeter, Paul, Row Three - Belin, Cleaver, Szuch, df ,Nl fy nfap f4f LY Reed, Dorsch, Scanlan, Johnston, DePaul, Martin, Stefanick, Melnyk, Barber, Watkins, f f A 4, Tononi, Maechioni, Cessna, Zak, Row Four - Hill, Roberts, Holsopple, Pileskie, diff 4 .Q Zlffigffi! 4 Hammond, Lauer, Gould, R. Aroney, M. Aroney, Kozicki, Curtis, Arford, Burket, fit nf 1141?-j, ,j',l., ,Uv Shaffer, Davis, Sherron ' ' ' ' XQQ . '-!c4 47, ,Y g,V,,,f1 1141 1, 14 M1 4 Z4 I X Aa ff 4 ' 'I ' X, 1-1 f 14 , ,S Q' IT 1 fi 4 4 IYQV U ' - .qi . , . M M 1 I' , v ' .rf e , I U ,xx ln ' Q - , f :J 1 1 g 'P X A .ggi U W an ' A1 ,f 1 , ' , S ' th ' J, J J' it ' V J N ' W i f r i In Q f ' -. I V ' Freshman Chorus ' H The freshman chorus. a newer organization at ECHS, is aimed to train the freshman for the other choruses. Members of the freshman i x , , Q 0 'X-1: - F X chorus were: Row One - Luther, Aitken, Kohute, Hartack, Maderia, Risaliti, Leonard, Row Two - Anna, O'Brien, Radebach, McCabe, Lesser, Watkins: Row Three - Shea, Kowalsky, Robinsky, Sanders. Moreland, Row Four - Hartman, Glass, Paul, Wright XY Q4 86 WM sie XD ,Ev il idx 'i Lf: 5 Xl ' l Music for all occasions is provided by girls', mixed, and freshman choruses and . girls' ensemble. The annual Christmas program, pre- sented the day before Christmas vacation, V was the first presentation of the choruses. They sang traditional Christmas songs from the balcony as the pantomine was acted out on stage. After Christmas the chorus began pre- paring for Forensics which were held March 5 and 6. The music then changed to a sacred nature as plans were made for the Sacred Choral Concert which was held in the auditorium on May 2. May was the busiest month, for preparations were already in progress for the Chorus Festival, which was held May 7. Mixed chorus stepped in to provide music at the Baccalaureate Service on May JJVX 03 I J Q - ' Another year of study, enjoyment. and entertainm nt was then completed and the under la. ' err looked forward to future years 'ith he Music Department. K ll if i I f ,le c l X a u PM w , it 1 NVXIX li if fl x X l is E. i 1 Mixed Chorus if 1 vi 4 Row One - Sheehan, Smathers, Scanlon, Johnston, Tononi, Burket, Duman X L M l W. Martin, Simmons, P. Jones, Row Two - Hughes, Mayes, Hill, Szuch, Holsopple . 1 Xu Gould, Curtis, Paul, Williams, Zak, R. Paul, Grafius, Pastirg Row Three - Shea x tgl ' V Kelly, Rose, Sanna, Pileskie, Lack, Kepler, Bright, Simmons, Glass, Brown, Evan- K l chick, Fregly, Davis, Tirabassig Row Four - Makin, Singer, Little, James, Ward ' Shields, Anderson, Springer, Monborne, Jones, Laningham, Johnson r. Majorvttvs Row Oni' -- SChl'ildC1', .Iohn.soii, Urissvy, D1-Rubis, :md Lease, Row Two - McGowan, Bennett, Aroncy, Kuncclniun, Szibo, :md Guynn: Right, lnsc-rt - Monbornc, Drum Major, L1-ft Ins:-rt - 'l'ii'zlb:issi, Twirlorg Top I.:-ft - Mr. Gruvcr If-:ids the band Row Onch-Branas, Barno, M. Jones B Jones Peduzzi Swmeford Myero Row Two Mentch, Rowland, Morris, Stefanick Tibbott Smuthers Hanna Row Thrf-0 Downcy, James, Roberts, Prentice, Rudolph Lani ghqm, 1 hong Row Four Dilick Boyle, Hollowsky, Smith, Pryce, Saveilng Cherv 1 Fu J- NPcK4v1sh Speice J. I'. Jonos, Ceresa, Klayko, Evans Ward 1 r f ,I ,'y.,', , i , ,7, pb LL I 'MW' Ijfyff rx N 2 5- as Q . jx, fe ti Qs x C Perhaps the fastest moving group representing our high school is our Red and Black Band. W'ith their snappy uniforms, shiny instruments, and high-stepping legs, the 83 members of the Red and Black entertained between halves at the football games with a variety of ,formations and drills. Edward Monborne, drum majoir, ,aiid Jeanne Kuncelman, head majorette, lead thergrow in',such fine performances on the field. An,in1p01jt2i'nt part of the red and black are the e'levenQ,,hlgh-st,ep.ping wII1f3j'0I'6ttQS, who worked hard on allXdaiicelste,ps,,and',x?oAutines which were used this season. J Afiitheerid Qfiithie marching season, the band settled down togthe task of preparing a spring concert. The annuailrboncertAwaspresented with much success under theidirection of Mr. Gruver. Under the leadership of the officers-James Singer, presidentg Carl Johnson, vice president, Jane Davis, sec- retaryg Glenn Adams and John Lipka, librarians, Julia Davis and Mitchell Ward, orderlies - and the careful guidance of Mr. Gruver the Red and Black Band at ECHS ,K xx K X , ? 9 5 E Xghas been one of the most active organizations in 1953-54. bij Qi Qi 2.33-f Pg, 3 R Row 0 e - C. Johnson, Angert, Boyle, Hughes, Simmons, Adams, Lipkai ROW Two - Bedna-r,,Pryce, S. Davis, N. Davis, Polinsky, R. Aroney, Jervis, Row Three - Harpster, Constable, Melnyk, Gates, Cook, Branas, Martin, Row Four - Singer, Julia' avis, Jane Davis, Larimer, Szafranski, Ford, Hunt: Row Five - R.. Johnson, Buf' foni, Sacc-het, Little, Rossi, Glass, Johnston, Horner L --xi ' k,,.e,Xr. 'W-1 'x x grsxkvxls-47 QW ,77 -X'u fx., ,Ms Q. me - W to P ' A Q, -Df' if 1 N -BK Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Row One - Szekeresh, Roberts, Aroney, Myers, Barefoot, Sagel, Binaut, Arford Risaliti, Sacchet, Angert, Curtis, Becquet, Mrs. James, Row Two - Barno, McGowan Cook, Maurer, Seaman, Semelsberger, Szuch, Johnston, Mazzaferri, Davis, Sandor, M. Duman, Wright Dougherty, Row Three -- Jervis, Hartman Bradle Ha es 7 ' I y! y I Hanna, Graham, Schrader, Smathers, Emanuel, Barrickman, Martin, Dishong, Dorschg Row Four - Rylke, N. Duman, Prentice, Dillant, Poruiban, Lyons, Itle, Lack, Swine- ford, Buffoni, Kohute, S. Jones, Angert .L-1 55: X Beta. Tri-Hi-Y Row One - Smith, Bono, Shutak, Watkins, Kozicki, Aitkens, Teeter, White, Mann, Hammond, Ford, Smokonich, Leonard, Hines, B, Davis, Row Two - Hoover, B. Jones, P. Jones, Gregg, Johnson, Ceresa, Vay, Jane Davis, Aroney, Tononi, Reed, O'Brien, Guynn, Mrs. Murphy, Row Three-Rossi, Brown, Duray, E, Jones, Robinsky, Hill, M. Sanna, Julia Davis, Kuncelman, Heffelfinger, Crissey, Cleaver, Tibbott, Row Four - Sheehan, M. Jones, Evanchick, Hoke, Strenko, Rowland, Kepler, Stein, Huber, McChain, Brodish, Macchioni, Buffoni Delta. Tri-Hi-Y is5,jN 'XR JV L1 Wrff ' -ly Q if Row One - Lewis, Cameron, Fench, Melnyk, Skirda, Sabo, Sickles, Davis, Morris, Gagliardi, Ceresa, Reilly, Stefaniek, Kane, Zeglan, Row Two - De Rubis, Schrader, Roberts, Findley, Dishong, Mayes, Steele, Newman, N. Paul, Feath, Sprinkle, A Stinson, Burket, Miss Evans, Row Three - Hines, Stineman, Gates, Manion, McGee, Mentch, Adams, Stevens, Stefanon, Dulashaw, Gula, Ambrose, Rice, Row Four - Lutak, Savering, Quinn, McGough, Farabaugh, Maderia, J. Paul, Evans, Bright, Rose, Rager, Horner, Lease X, att' Gamma Tri-Hi-Y How Une - Gould, Bowers, Little, Cessna, Lesser, Jones, Constable, Shea, Stoy. Howland, Luther, Paul, Illig, Angertg Row Two - Legdon, Aroncy, Holsopple, Nyland, Binaut, Kenny, Griffith, Scanlan, Demko, Bisko, Peduzzi, Galligan, L. Jackson. QP r Miss Gordon, Row Three - Catania, M, Pryve, Manion, Griffith, Martin, Stevens, Vi Rudolph, Brown, Teeter, Robinson, Monyak, Townsend. McKotch, Beling Row Four - f Bolinger, Fregly, Pastir, Kohute, James, Simmons, E. Pryce, Wilson, Conrad, Glass, gl Trueman, Jenkins, Edwards Qve me X, a INN 4 fi 'Q W QM , K ,, , X 3 n ,- jifiaiills '35 'flif3N3V!i4-bf YUSSUMHA 32 15' . x..9d5.'N5J K 3 . , 'X X -in u Vx 'I V .- Lv 4 'lv 1 I K ,f llix, ' 7 . If V 1 1 1 v M! 80 E f fi fic - 'W w 1 E we ,230 wwf Q MMS gy ' I 'Y 1 5 ll A I les i i' 'f ' ,4 x ' . ' 1 K! in I I 4,2 ' NOUQ. , I 40,051 .Ss frofnc 9000, X i Z 'Q 77 WXMIWNS Xxx yky., ,O Q X X J 6 f OA, 1 i 86419 M! '4', ' If 'SVQ 60430 U' 5' M01 SC77, 44454, O K4 1 79,53 Handbook Staff 79, -J The clicking of the typewriter keys from 1 the typing room may be the Senior com- fof-Uf mercial students brushing up on their speed JCVU, and accuracy. It may also be that they Of ifii X 'X -5 s . RFK XT? xs.., are very busy working on the schoo1's handbook. These same students, under the careful eye of Miss Jones, typed all the copy for the Oracle. Among these commercial students are: Top Picture: Row One e Fennell, Rod- gers, Quinn, Nylandg Row 'INNO - Sirko, Anderson, Rylke, Downey, Strenkog Bottom Picture: Row One - Edmiston, Gerycz, Griffith, Watkinsg Row Two - Larimer, Mazzaferri, Myersg Row Three - Storm, Vay, Semelsberger, McKotch3 Row Four - Hines, Rager, Glass, Laningham, Manion, Beling 'Circle - Miss Martha Jones -.S1'T ' W4 Read a 11 ine Spirit saint in! This , elped t S- Ba IS the was thfe Staff With 'lam Smacheflogan Of membersadviser of thi n'8wS. Mrs ivleditory Shzfnlith' Sacvellire mop Pictgterary staffurgghy - et r . - h .. ne' PeduzziBOy1e'H00t2,f ROW One f cleave ' Dlshon 1R0SSi, B Hokey Kerr, Klayko is Benn, ROW eglvo, Mrs- M ny, M ' Ofma - 0 S llrphyl R Onyak, Sch DIS, Alford mathers Sy Ow Three fader, Mme , ' lmm '-Man- F, ons, Davis, Maccfg Myers, ni, Gra ham D ' 'mubisy M. I Joh ' HSOH. R Y OW Four Brenza , S . Kepler' Plxnefordy Lyon e, Little, Man3eSC. Johnson D The fin th . ancial one tiigeiiisfrg oferxlfrofgpe Spirit was to R' Wer 1 lck- Th undef Mr -' Hineselgcenter picti members ' hck Grah ' eRubiS . rel: Left y am, Pryce ,galttlq Klayk ' Ouldl 0. 'I gff N 1-9' Vohsme XXV, No. 1 03059 501 ,. which . Tri-Hi-Y wth he Hex.. Btgger an fitter v S a be Saw Xe and ml? to Nlri Axnmant., Xn hks second year as Sport's Ed- 27 C931 mgsgcwggt and sponsor oi the nor is Steve Mendes. Steve is a1so X283 G' ,waded by The Istait, whxch associated with the sports in the mem D Ogdifgnlfftocxajir YY: p . i vi n xii Nionntameex' Heratd. The OIR? ,U ,Y me drcuhmon, busme my tour-year member on the staii xs dan the The amos we Dotores Behn, the Exchange Edt- gvr WH- Wm, Joy Feath tor. Dohy was a reporter ior two S10 dinig and they 'ears and served as Exchange Ed- PYQWVWE COPY 'unior year. Raves, Carot Y - se. Staff XS acuhy advks htcraryg D and Miss 'tvatutatl s oi X' 0 itox' in her 3 I' The 1953-54 htetarv mposed ot sophomores, iuniors, ' who have had previous N55 co and semor, newspaper expenence. Mrs. Murphy is the hterary ad ' visor. Many changes have been ma in the Spirit , The paper --1 been increased irom 'iour to e pages. Pictures, cartoons, eciak ieature arttctes are inst hts oi the revise., C ' L-I 4 v. L 3' . ... f Doloxcs Mu, A, as Edit' L 'ons but b00K. -4 mer 1' L Sp h' hY xg xg ment must ., motionS. he motx , u mas- iew Spirit , ' tor improve Wacom' dever ' ake up t aid oi yo tif. :Qi 'mv 'g:f'iz'f5.fi' J' . .6654 . 339: .600 I O .wf . , ,, . I 4 'uf Oz., lj! 'ii A Kg: ' fl ,G og, o:o'v' S 0 5 0 X I ,O I I Uruele Literary Staff Row One - Smith, Dougherty, Semels- berger, Nylznnd, Vziy, Maurer, Bennett, Row Two - M. Dishong, Belin, Laningham, D:i.vis, Logue, K. Dishong. McKotch, Eman- uel, Row Three - Lalrimer, Myers, Buz- minsky, Horner, Storm, Mucehionig Row Four - Fonnell, Quinn, Edmiston, James, Strenkog Circle - Marlene Dishong, :as- sociate editor L :XM gg xbljxswif Q 2 U vw .. . . ws Y y I be duties ol the business stuff were nun d. Th - i 1 f.. Q. f, .,,, , num of subscriptions .ind dm liuii oi ibm Umrli. P3 H ll ol the money was obtained to publish the book. The stuff, eomposed oi seniors :ind headed by Mr. Stoi'mei', solicited patrons and sponsors n 't ' A f . .1 - 1 ff , ,, l I 1 4' 'V' e members took ie work most for the book, and their names are printed in the buck pages ot' the book. ' i ',.Qx-5 . S Miss Lohi' :ind her stuff were responsible for the nrt work and layout 'X of the book. and copy was typed by the seniors directed by Miss Jones. i L Oracle Business Staff Row Ono - Lewis, Mann, Datsko, Boyle Findley, Seaman, Watkins, Smokonich Hines, Sherrong Row Two - Mr. Stormer, Newman Aroney, McGowan, Sheehan, Rager, Davis Sprinkle, Ceresa, Quinn, Row Three - Kerr, Jackens, Savering Trueman, Ball, Lyons, Glass, Schrack Manion, Hoover gi flu Kimi: 2 5 Ns xmr lips he x Oracle Art Staff f O Row Une - Jackson, Sabo, Nealen, An- derson, Binaut, Pergoskyg Row Two - Rice, Bono, Havern, Schrader, Miss Lohrg Row Three - Murtha, De Bono, Balsingerg Left Circle - Ann Larimer, associate editorg Right Circle - Delores Belin, editor. ,4j4 K, I fyi ., Z, 1' -1 ,fQ7, f' kff I , ff, ,U The members of the literary staff worked together in cooperation with the members of the other staffs to get the year book out on time. Dolores Belin, editor, along' with Marlene Dishong and Ann Larimer, eo-editors, took the responsibility. under the direetion of Mr. Stevens, to see that the book was published and the deadlines were met. The members ofthe staff worked hard to have the book reach the high rai ing: that it has achieved in previous years. The members have sac-1'ii'ivecl lNllf'l1 of their time to coninlete this book. ...nf 44 li i 1 Q u. l Lf arg X K is Sf? f Z ui-YI Q' we ,k b I- kg L V,- VNXRX :LVM fx M HIL, Almost Summer 'sf Presented by the Junior Class ECHS Auditoriuxn - February 24, 25, 1954 Cast of Characters Jack Hill ..,.....,..,.... Alice Bright .,... Jim Singer .,.,,...... Fred Wyland ........ Barbara Sherron Joe Leahey .......... Barbara Smathers Wendell Hunt ....... Lv Li ,N i A All L lu! 41 f f ' Evalglvlgtin, .,.. F-R55 Ann Aroney AJ I . A, ,V MM' , J ' I. 'f H1 JL Paul Jones Mrs. Jones Mr. Jones Junior Mary Jack Jane Mr. Smudgely Anna Lilah Johnson 5 On February 2-1 and 25 a new group of actors and actresses took their places be- hind the footlights as the Class of 1955 pre- sented its first class play. Almost Summer. The members of the cast were ttop pic- ture, left to righth: Row One - Aroney, VVyland, Hill, Smathers, Leahey, She-rron. Row Two Singer, Bright, Hunt, Miss Gordon ldircctori. and Martin. They began learning lines and practicing in January. When the big moment finally arrived the make-up committee and student direc- tors --- fcenter picture! Rowland, Kepler, Duman, and Fregley-were on hand to see that everyone looked his best and came in on the right cue. The stage crew - flower picture, left to rightj Shea, Springer, Tibbott, and Phillips-attended to the jobs of setting the stage with expert efficiency. The combination of these important factors resulted in an entertaining and successful play and another feather in the cap of the Junior Class. 44- h 3 Q r ,SX 2 Q... 1.1.3 Q li T . ' ,. X Ei 'N x X 4 fi! ff X -B MMM ,ri , 5 1f, I 2 X J l Q Z7 XXX X Girl Shy l Presented by the Senior Class -.f ' ECHS Auditorium - November 18, 1953 V gif: 'A Cast of Characters CJ ' Bill Hollowsky ......................,. Alfred T. Murgatoyd Dale Getty ......... ..,...,.............. M r. Arsdale it Nancy Seaman ....... ...... B abs Stanford Nl Dan Balsinger ...... .... T om Arsdale Q X Mary Jane Myers ...... .................. A sma Everything was there-butterflies, last minute forgotten lines, and the whispered question, How will it go over? -when twelve nervous seniors presented their class play, Girl Shy. The cast, which contained seven veteran actors, spent much time practicing in preparation for this presentation, however, there were many other students working behind the scenes to make it a dramatic success. The property committee-flower leftl Broad, Logue, Macchoni, and Emanuel-diligently searched for unusual articles often required for a play. The cast-Ktop picture,l Hollowsky, Sheehan, Getty, Seaman, Balsinger, Myers, Boyle, Stephens, Johnson, Aroney, Branas, and Ball-were skillfully painted by the make-up committee. This group- ttop rightl Snyder, Jackson, Davis, Singer, and Miss Gordon-performed the difficult task of making the characters look natural under the effects of stage lights. There was work to be done on the stage, and a willing stage crew-flower lefty Stephens, Klotz, and Durbin,-stepped in, armed with paint brushes, hammers, and saws. C. WX Charlotte Boyle ..... Rodney Stephens .... Carl Johnson ......,... Ann Marie Aroney Emil Branas ..,,...... Donna Ball ....,.... Connie Sheehan ...,. Birdie Laverne Chuck Mayo Oke Stimson Peaches Carter Dean Marlow Carolyn Arsdale Sylvia Webster 31 15 IQ 'va tae f K i I fivfif' Ti i 1. Library Club ' h E ' 'I .,' ' N' I .Mal Atllwwwfi Row Ono - Sherron, Ceresa, Smokonich, Aroney, Maurer, Seaman, Mann, Find- 4 - ' ', g ley, Stefanick, Hines, Subo, Dougherty, Bowers, Angert, Davis, Row Two - Aitken, n t 'I ft' VXA- Kozicki, Shutak, Little, Peduzzi, Hartack, Feath, A.rford, Bellish, Edwards, B. Ball, VL W 1 ff' L Duman, Hammond, Melnyk, Miss Englehartg Row Three - Klayko, Kelmer, Legdon, ' gf L YA . Davis, Ford, Wasser, Jones, DeRubis, McGowan, Griffith, Manion, Gates, Bisko, ', 'H ,li Kormanis, Binautg Row Four -- Larimer, Brown, Kohute, Gilkey, Rose, Lyons, ij Townsend, Prentice, Sanna, D. Ball, Evanchick, D. Glass, Pryceg Row Five -- ,tt Wylfj -R Sheehan, Chiesa, Evans, Buffoni, Conrad, Farabaugh, M. Glass, McHenry, Bartocci al' 1, i , Q, I xx I 2' I, ,I ?. Q Among the numerous Art Department activities, the Halloween Party seems to have been the center of attraction . . . Especially trying to get the candy corn out of the middle of the whipped cream. According to all the straw it seems the Art Club's hay ride was a big event. . .Adding to the gaiety, the seniors had a wonderful time square dancing at the Swing-In. . .Three minutes is a short time when ' a student tries to min to his locker and have a short chat. tual Am 'J' ri X1 ridf' .AG l a 5351 'M' i . 1 d, I 1 5 , 1 4' 4 .GLW- V fqaf Key Club iii .3 y,1L Row One - Booth, Little, Shields, Bono, Ambrisco, Bednar, Davidson, Row Two- Balsinger, McCabe, Moore, Davidson, Booth, Dobrosky, Mr. Ammanng Row Three - Hollowsky, Swineford, DeRubis, Peduzzi, Brenza, Mandes, Getty, Row Four - Edmiston, Levenduski, Sutilla, Anderson, Jones XJ Varsity Club Row Ona- - McCabe, Braniff, DeBona, Zamboni, R. Jones, Murthzig Row Two - Lznludice. Klotz, Mitchell, Snyder, Harvey, Mr. Cook: Row Three - Anderson, Sutillzi, Shields, K. LaJudice. 5259 if Lagana, Rylke, xxx !f, fljl Fx -k L. N ., ,V 'E 14- ., Q Q s NCS Si' -iw ,f . PSS: -,v 47 xx- -1'-?.'s sqffx-5: Q33 ' Q QQNQ' 1 -CN F535 ' SN: Mex ' X :fx X, .V Future Farmers of America. Row One - Dishart, Hill, Itle, Rice, McConnell, F. Niebauer, D. Niebauerg Row Two - Stolz, Wylan, Branas, Pryce, Nihart, Stump, Barnes, Mr. Campbell, Row Three - Sprinkle, Sickels, Hummel, Schenk, Bumford, Francis, L. Mullen, Row Four- Getty, Stevens, Reitler, D. Mullen, Mayer, Makin, Hunt ,.,- t' ' , ,af 'ff as ,f 41' X 1 f 'K X A V -. .: X: kg. ' fy T ' .X X , Senior Science Club Row One - Holsopple, Freidhoff, Jones, Martin, Cleaver, Gregg, Johnston, Sickles, Row Two - Scanlan, Logue, D. Booth, Hawsworth, Davis, D. Davidson, Hughes, Mr. Lefflerg Row Three - Lyons, Kepler, R. Davidson, Leahey, Lash, Bright, Myers, Row Four - Singer, R. Booth. DeBona, Peduzzi, Monborne V? 'SM is ,3 lj 5 Fa XVYNA ,. Future Teachers of America Mr. Stev x'-Y x . sg Row l Row One - Davis, E. Barno, Lack, Stefanon, Myers, Dorsch, Two - M. Barn , Singer, Farabaugh, traw, Demkog Row Three - Johnsto Qayesw ff, Jo s xx x 1, ,N if, f v X N 41 w Xi ff E 1 Q. , XX ' Y' if H f X ix, 1 if J w 'ff' ' 'S T 4 N wi. -,Q ,- if mei? i , S ,Q X, , ,f ,, Sl , , , ,M - nh X X XX i U X 'Q XM 'Y ' C ! X, 5 N. 'vX WM X MY Q '1Y 'mN U N 9 is 4 H X X -ki! X- . - L it .h xxx, K Q. ', K - - .. 'Fi .s G, E V X, ,J Sr if Junior Science Club X' ' Row One - Szekeresh, Hildebrand, Watkins, Stinson, Szekeresh, Risalitig Row K Evans, Dishart, Teeter, Stein, Wilson, Evans We Two - Mr. Pipas, Fye, Hartman, Hill, Jacobs, Lydic, Singer, Miss Evans, Row Three- + -A xy li i egg J 'A'- x.., X X I 5 X. X 1 xx !X o u'l 9? 1 :iii N:-A 1 Q In ..! 'Ni 1 Q is If 'EQ ' '7 6 I ' vi k !'Q 'f JA to 'ifflg by Tawasl Row One - Hill, Jones, Kelly, Pileskie, Rager, Rose, Olexa, Jacobs, Bolingerg Row Two - Findley, Newman, Williams, Robinson Guynn, Cessna., Paul, Mrs. Gruver, Row Three - Biter, Johns, Cameron, Fye Shaffer, Smokonich, Illig, Hagens, Curtis 4 il fs., K s Leader Club Row One - Myers, Sherron, Paul, Hoover, Ceresa, Maurer, Boyle M Aroney K Row Two - Seaman, A. M. Aroney, Davis, Sheehan, Mazzaferri, Peduzzx, Mrs Lease, Row Three - Kuncelman, Graham, Schrader, Larimer, Angert, Jenkms Duman Row Four - Hoke, Swineford, Buffoni, McGowan S-J I ff 9 n - ' ' H ' , lf ,qw W ,A 5 Art Club as J , X ,X Ro One 5-?C1ea.ver, Wasser, Lease, Rice, Rager, Quinn, Kepler, S. Miller, Adams, Q' 'Nd ' Chai , Seaman, Row Two - Guynn, Logue, M. Schrader, Sabo, Crissey. Town- ,V , s nd, ones, Emanuel, E. Schrader, Galligan, Row Three - Stolz, Skirda, McKinnon, Y ljjBon94 DeBona, Murtha, Little, Wyland, B. Miller, Miss Lohr, Mr. Ammann Q1 5 X ix X M W, lj ' ' 0 5 . N .fl 's-W Si X XX XX Industrial Arts Club 4 Row One - Barefoot, Broad, Mackel, Burkey, Anderson, Rose, Row Two - Mr. Dugoni, Klayko, Eckenrode, Robinsky, Mitchell, Marhefka, Mr. Farabaugh, Row Three - Churley, Delaney, Peduzzi, McGee, McDowell, Albright, Row Four - Braniff, Rager, Dahlin, Kozak, Glass g i SE ,X X . i X Q f Toast of the School would have been the proper title for all the schools' activities. There were eight major dances sponsored by the clubs and classes. Highlighting the activities was the Christ- mas prograni and Snow Ball, which was held on December 19 and was a semi- formal affair. The bottom picture shows Santa Claus, Pudge Mitchell, crowning Jeanne and Dave, Snow Queen and King oi' the dance. The Nativity Pageant featured Marlene as the Madonna. Bob stood gallantly by in his portrayal of Joseph. Getting the years dances off to a very inl'oriiial start, the Hobo Hop was held with everyone looking their hoboiest best. The Sock Hop was next and everyone checked his shoes instead of his coat, and presented his flashiest socks, The Pigskin Turkey, held at the end of the football season, honored the varsity members, who worked so hard trying to bring the bacon home each week. The Junior-Senior Prom and May Dance, formal dances, were held near the end of the term. A May Queen and her court were voted by the school to reign over the May Dance. Finis, meaning the end in Latin, was the last dance of the school year. XlxlxvwA'LfQ'9 L7 Q 'A vol Mummy ,fl ' f WMA i M Anita o ' o Q RW X If X X I ,af-X- N X rff,'2ff, MN' J, X f J ll ,K 'f l, 'l'he Varsity Club has our permission to hold the May Dance in the yin. VVith this statement Student Council has just performed its ief duty - - approving activities of school organizations, 'y The governing body of ECHS is composed of twenty-two mem- bers representing the tour classes. They work with Mr, Johnston. sponsor. to better school management. The council is also responsible for the ten-cent programs which are educational as well as entertaining. Officers of the organization were James McCabe. president: lie. Richard Booth, vice president: Alice Bright, secretaryg and Alice Grit'- fith, treasurer. Members of the Council, pictured above are: Row One- Rossi, McCabe. Mr. Johnston, Booth. Bright: Row Two - Mazzaferri. Dilick, Monborne, Hoke. Davis, Ceresa: Row Three - Ruflioni. Jenkins, Lagana. Rowland, Jones, Griffith. Aronev: Row Four - Shields. Rich- ardson, Shook. Duman, Scanlan. The annual Pigskin Turkey Dance, seen' sponsored by the Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, was held in honor of the football players November ll- Q' . .gnu-v we .sealawW ' wr 'Tai if MMG ax 'fills X if ji' f f ' M 'wx 7 A 4' Q ii X X X X, XYXM, M ?f. '414 f M X, w , s, f' , ,, W , f ff 417 if + Z- We iii ff ks ff E xkw QW? 'Q Xy X i f 0 XXXQR X, fy ff if if + X ... 1 S X r f , limi' Uni- Gittings, Bennett, Harvey. Hines, Dutslco, Gobber, M. Disliong. K. f Z A Ibisliong, Aronvy, Finilley, Belin, Boyle, Biter, Cameron, Illig, Jackson X M , l How Two Hoover, Binziut, Emanuel, Julia Dzivis. .lane Davis, Annu, Fulton, X X llxm-foot, llrzinzis, Anderson, Buckus, Angert, Griffith, Jerome, Ceresa, Dougherty I f, 1. How Three Horner, Glass, James, Broad, Gerycz, Balsinger, Fennell, Hollow- ,4 sky. Getty, Klziyko, Dilick, Downey, Bull, Jackens, Hoke, Kerr '. ' Q Row Four Evkenrodc, Edniiston, Amb1'isco, Albright, Churley, Brenzn, Huid, - ' Iorio, Huvirn, Kornizinov. Dobrosky, Buck, Durbin, Evans, Kolcel 'P H 3 Row Five f Fzirkzis, Jones, DeRubis, Butler, Delaney, Johnson, Dahlin, Glass, 1 V ' T DrPono, Dushnw. Brziniff, Klotz ALMA MATER Atop the verdant Alleghenies Our high school stands supreme Whose halls shall in our minds forever Abide with us, our fondest dream. To scenes we've learned so much to cherish 'Twill be so hard to say good-bye As those who pledge with us devotion To Ebensburg-Cambria High. Since high school friendships soon will sever And fade as does the dying day. New comrades will our lives enlighten As in the world we wend our wayg And yet whatever be life's fortune Tho' memory fails, for friends we sigh, We'll love thee still, Dur Alma Mater. Our Ebensburg-Cambria High. 2 ' X j. 1 ' QQ. ' if N 4? ' 1, tiki!! Sw! ia' is ESX lf! 9 FXS A35 N Y ill e Q a.iga. M Lrg. Mlqfvinmtl- .sv Smile and the world smiles with you! Q With this class motto in their minds, the seniors L will reach their soon-to-be realized goals in the very near future. From the largest freshman class in the history of ECHS, the present graduating class has dwindled to 154 students, preparing to face the 1ife's problems. Although some may feel rather secure about their futures and others seem to be uncertain as to what they will choose as their life's work, in due time it will come out accordingly for everyone. The colors, blue and gold, signify the pride and glory which the seniors have main- tained as goals, throughout the four years. The class flowers, snapdragons, also was a good 9 example of the students' eager and enthusiastic partici- pation in all the exciting activities of the school. High School friendships soon will sever, and fade as does the dying day. This brief line taken from the Alma Mater potrays the sentiments of the diploma bearers. These pictures show the seniors as a unit, perhaps for the final time. Those absent at the time the pictures were taken were Vivian Semelsberger, Alan Griffith, Janet Nyland, Clair Farabaugh, and Frank Hresko. M 2 tl Q ll Xxx xx 1 'Xxx Row One 4 H. Smith, Lewis, Maurer, Smokonich, Nealen, Newman, B. Lloyd, Sabo, McGowan, Logue, McKotch, Vay, Watkins, Sprinkle, Seaman, Sllf'I'I'Ofl, Myers ROW Tyvo Z Mann, Mazzaferri, Rylke, G, Rager, Trueman, Myers, Larimer, Manion, Kuncelman, Laningham, Schrader, Strenko, Schrack, Savering, Seymour, Sheehan t Roxxr Thyeg --H Rice, S. Rager, Nimmo, Lyons, Rodgers, Rose K, Smith, F. Little, Nihart, Sirko, Quinn, Storm, J. Lloyd, Olexa, Macchioni - ROW Four ff LaJudice, Leary, Murtha, Mellott, Mitchell, Staruch, Peduzzi McHenry, VViddowson, Shook, L. Stephens, McCabe, Robinsky, Ncnno Row Five -f Melnyk, Monborne, Makosy, McGee, R. Stephens, Kormanis, D Rager, Zamboni, Mt-Dowell, Swineford, Pryce, Singer, Snyder lllflldt gXlI,1Wy 7!4,f,o0 ' fl , 1 A f, M 1 . . 1 Q! 1 f .,-,, ,lf .- ' f , ,U ,. 1.24-wif! 1 . ,Q -ew-fed ff+f- fijfil sf H, M, 4. B WZ M 17: 9' Home Room 110, 111, 113 Row One - Larry Kirkpatrick, Idamarie Vicini, Marian Luther, Carolyn Moreland, Sandra Jones, Jeannette Pre 'ce, Martha Kohute, Dilling, and Arthur Singleton QL K , Row Two - Robert Taylor, Ronald Gri ' , , ' ' leg Richard Debastiani, Donald Carns, Donald N E rod Algernon nes, James Wilson, Joseph Ambrisc , Gera ' ' Row ree - Firman Smithbauer, Paul Iv rj, Laird Ivo Ed ashko, Garman Miller, Thomas Shook, Jam 5' hom d Bradley Chappell ' ' ' ' Jane Herndon, Nancy Cook, Joan Sandor 1E5u2'F7Cha1mer E ees - Myron Pasa, Mary Irene Johnson, Nancy Bracken X7 I Home Room 202, 203, 205, 206 Row One - Dennis Vassanelli, Rachael S-herron, J- nice Becquet, Ruth Dolan, Sally Lejznard, Doris Ann Auton, Kay rtiflj' Mary Jane Aitken, Eva Mae ,Teeter, Frances yloglafnsky, nna Walwro, Dolores Zelinsky,'Ja.nice Kru ,f Ba.tfba,ra,f'SliGtak, and Joseph Bedn Row Two - Janet Wri l1i,'Const'.ance Hlolinsky, Mary Plane - a, Tressann 'Brown, B6vet'ly'g'e1Telfinger, Gloria ,Wag'iuer, 'Shirley Je Davis, Patricia Walla, Virginia Koegler, Rose Ll 2 ' i f rv I f McCabe, and Robert Speice ' Row Three -'Donald Yay, St e i , - rt Ste e Robert Conrad, James Me . ' e -o Se , ': ', '-1 ' ic drew Olexa, Thomas Moyer, Ll - Thomas, a 'J Dec I v Absentees - Eu - Schenk d U- , ' u ma Roo 1, 2093, I ,D Row One - 'chae Darg , McMasters, er, 'Patty Shea, Virgini Br , e dic, Nancy , Pris- cilla Nealen, Judith a. Wie, Stray, ary nsky, Sara Davis, Leona Krug, Fr ci e nch, d ' l well Row o - Ralp Ciot , J 0 nan, Donald arve , Tho as ds, John elly, Do na, ri A , Vonda : tin, Patricia St ey emonovic, J ,JK ' h, obert Stinson, es T , and ck Pier ,f , zfjfxf ree - Wi 'am abo , Gepal Lloyd, Bemard Manion, J right, Charles Olexa, L nn ose, Leroy Reitler, Alfred ev , mes Miller, Melvin Edwards, Edwin Teeter, Harry Rager, lter Hummel A ,- i sentees - Marina Griffith, Robert Noel, Kgggfaosf' Arilffjf Z? 1 Sc , 5, ft rf if 'Miko WW Home Room 212, 213, 214, 215 ,, , K . cfjx Keith, Rose - 1, t, Qgugj Q Jane Hoo o T -1, M ey, Sect Donna Sichko, Ja.neEQIiller lf. . Je ' 1 I wg! Hagens, Fred Hilde -and,j 4:1 ei -' , 2 Freidhoff, Janet Las TW. lleen 2-' : s, Z Janet Kelly, Andrew Kalmar. , and Z Three - Leroy Stump, James Buckus, Dwyer Jo Q ll De Armin, Leroy Wilson, John Kemler, Lester Evans, Donald Weimer, and Steve Melnyk XZ - Fred Niebaurer, Joseph Fleming, Edward Emanuel, 47 Cruley, and Louella Jean Coleman X 6! 'Bl 56 S11 .-....4v. '51 SQ 4 .O- Wlfv- 'DG- .L-1 21- N? 90 V,-... 'Ql- A? S an .J A F st ,g U9 1' , 35 0 , , -2' 4j's,f.i7 X L Q 'I' -I A Q X . 3 5 xr. ., ' I' Qi 5.,Iv 1-1-1.u..v -Nf- ' I n L9 --,S if is n V l ' v g ' S' .1 y if L . .-,. ...P . .f,.LL AQ vfiiifi M---1 P 'Xml 3 9' 5 ,f-1 'Y w-Q iff? ffl' 4 3 tg! ili- -J I N 5 Q if P X Q X 7 6 4,,,Mjg iff at no ,Ma Q1 1 36 9? 'R Q' K Q' 862 ,A- V. M, O6 1 E3-. ,A,,,- -2 if vfiiuffi ' muff ,. I Lv jf'- 'X X ,K A- ,. - 'r 51' 'N ,gg 1 .. ri -Qi -f an 1 ,z f. N gi 9? 9? A995 .4 43? -f 4:. if Nfl r-ix' is, gf , Ly I W -Q r 459 ff!! if N Li' 35 99 -YQ QQ dnl ,Q . :ivy 'lk-w. , 'Q' dx, , .5 4 Gif MY' riff! fi. '-.4 A 11 X :WY X .ara il 'QA 'f 1 I I f'- ,, Freshman Class Officers and Sponsors ,!PXMApAWMAA'qApA In 1 X Sully Jean Leonard, vice presidentg ' A ' '--5 J X Miss Evans, sponsor, Gerald Long, presi- 3, XX U' 6 dont, Mr. Gaynor, sponsor, Thomas Shook, I f ' J ily ' tw-1is111'm'5 Donald Carns, chaplain, Betty ,, ' i , M 'A QNX Anton, secretary. J ' XN J 0 ' J :,' I' f ,ax v V, Q Q I . . I ' . A Freshman ,s ' If X Home Room 104, 105, 106 at lv Row One - Joann Gittings, Faye Mellott, Donna Long, Ray Ann N, we Lesser, Jacqueline Nagle, Antoinette Stopka, Martha Kozicki, Shirley A.. ' 4, ,tx Bellish, Betty Auton, Carol Roberts, and Edith Ambrose ar., ' ' 5 , 1 Row Two - Robert Davis, Dale Davis, Patrick Sherry, Derek Tisack, Margaret Jones, Rosemarie Maderia, James Weimer, Richard Sprinkle, Thomas Dulashaw, James Barnes, and Eugene LaJudice ., 1 'inf M, Q Row Three - James Myers, Gerard Long, John Evans, John qi! ls- ,7-fa' Monyak, Michael Lutak, Charles Harpster, Robert Francis, Leo v A 3 ,C A' ,E Mullen, and Dennis Giovacchini Q Absentees - Fred Bumford, Ronald Carns ,x sl Q ' NN -'X V li , , A w, N 0 Home Room 107, 108, 109 00 Y W, N . ,ff Royyrone -g'De1ores Sidone, Erma Lewis, Judy Barefoot, Sally N. Cessna, ,Patricia OfBrien, Barbara Hartmann, Hope Dillant, Eleanor l .st ff... 3 X Joifge Watkins, Eva Claire Howland, and Elizabeth ' ' ' yAnn, oral, ff Y 4- . J -f I' ,, A Row Twox- Ronald Tirabassi, Robert Pasa, Jack Prokop, Robert f'.,k ' ' - . -0 'HA.l1isbn, Ronald Sheehan, Patty Brown, Shirley Radebach, Charles Wagner, Clyde Little, Walter Kessler, and Clifford Wright Row Three - Ralph Spicker, Charles Richardson, Montes Rorer, l Paul Davidson, James Lewson, Ronald Kostelnik, Alvin Evans, Steve 49, Sedar, Thomas Valeri, George Sprinkle, and Gene Seese A1 Absentee - Patricia Burkhart fa 4. J S- , '2 7 E 7,2 , Z N -KX XQXvA1uf1i, 7 58' - af lyf' Out of the two hundred and twenty-five freshman there was a larger group of them taking part in the various clubs of ECHS. Fresh- man Chorus held the fort with twenty-two of the freshman girls. Future Farmers of America came in second with eighteen of the freshman boys. Seventeen boys were represented in football. The Tri-Hi-Y's made a gain by taking in a total number of thirty girls, Alpha getting the highest number of twelve. Gamma, one of the newest Tri-Hi-Y's, llgadt eight to be inducted, leaving the total of six to Beta and four to e a. To make up for the senior band members who graduated last year, the band took in twelve new musical freshman. The Junior Science Club admitted five new Einsteins while the Michaelangelo Club, or Art Club, had three new members. The Library Club admitted three new bookworms to their association. The mixed chorus was the least represented with only two new songbirds. They were also eager par- ticipants in the many parties, dances, and in the extra-curricular ac- tivities of the school. In 1957 when the seniors, now freshman, will walk down the aisle to receive the most important piece of paper ever handed during their four years at ECHS, their diploma, perhaps they will realize how important their high-school training will be for their future years in Whatever line of work they plan to do in the world. If at 1 4 if f W Y iq x f M in kk' in i' j W ff . X X ' ? !'.N T X '. 0 Q fh .qi n i U L: Z: si ' . -I -. I 'N' Y Qs' ' W ,i . ff' is fl 4' Q er K. I J ' i-ri . . 'M A ' i '32 sf ' T as ish-1 Q' 5 In 4 l X: 1 ig' as V . I ll' ,. C I VXNJN v 4 L 1 ', .G IQ' v F- M 1 .. v, I 4 og :k1'q,p Wlagww. Q Zin if I 5, :J N -- Q un ml y B, fl : 4- ' 49? lid - N 1 Nl lx. I -.vs no -W 19 4-!'4f ' s mi Lf- L .1 .grr w 90 A 8 55 ..f' - x x.. Q m 'L' 4 ,+P Q, u gl 1' ' ' X x v Wi- A nqlf' tx Q .,. 'Q 1-r ELK' 'fxfv yf f' 'FNB Q X 3 f ' , R' Row Three - Carmine Sidone, 'Ii1not1hyjSza.franski, ,Duane Plummer, John Levenduski, Wayne Gibson, 'Walter Keilman, Lee Findley, Edward Monborne, and Edward Dishartf V ' , Absentees -- James Lipps a.nd George Caughlin K ' ' Vi V ' ' ik ff, J X 271 Q, ,VNJXIXXF I 'F fbi , yyff' 9 A! KJ' AV el el' 1 E 6644 f K ' :Z A 4.1 ff , DX' ' Q Tw l Home Room xl 1 , 11 ,f 202 Q, , Row One - Grace Illig, S y' tins' , Irene Melnyk, Caroline Wood, Lucia DeRubis, Ed F gh, Joan Bisko, Alice Griffith, Ethel Storm, Lois u and! argaret Mary Kane Row Two - Danil ro , Jo ph L gana, Joseph Surdick, James Moore, John Je , J S ka, arles Itle, John Szeker- esh, James Loupe, and St 'Y Row Three - Richar arve , Ro t Vicini, David Pastir, Fred Vassanelli, John Urban, a l s Boyle, onald McHugh, and Robert Stolz g . ...Absentee -- Mary Margaret Dorsch Home Rooms 203, 205, 206 A g 1 , Row One - Patricia Little, Ethel Zak, Nina Feath, Anna McCabe, Elizabeth Wasser, Barrie Stineman, Nancy Townsend,'NCarol' Crissey, J Eldora Kay Tibbott, Anita Constable, and Naney'Davis,T 'V , , 1 , Row Two - Martin Szekeresh, Paul Molnarg' John Hopfer, 5 Blanche Hayes, Beatrice Catania, Wilhelmina SWitzer,'Peggy'Ann , Lauver, Olga Jerome, Ted Henry, James Rolls, andlfFred'Evans ' 'V Home Room? ?13,,2,14, 2151 rj, , 1' V' 2 fx 1: Row One Betty An ext jjJonna1fOe es ry Lauer Evelyn , Kozicki, Helen Shaffer, Ruihjlliflani Elva,1g4,at4s,.1geve1'ly Cessna, 1 Beverly Arford, Ellen Rejllly, Rqae, arie aul,, and artha Legdon ,- Row Two - Jame:KASljiepli2id, Franii's,gvgfnF,jlDona1d Frankf' D Margaret Gaido, Dea na Riva , Betty I.r6uf,Sabna, Judith Lynn Lease, James Sich ofienn j'Bro' and Roger' Reese ' ' , Row T Dee - ber Hgltorrzjloh lMab?well, Benjamin,James, Kenneth Re , eodorg Rafiebachllj ohn Troyan, Jack Rodgers, 1- Michael Che enlg, and Don ldgba ' son X A 7 ' Absenteesec Dlrdile Iiooiuir, -I omas Kozicki, and Donald Stoyer ix XX' 1 L N Xl f xl- wx 'sp X xi xx 1 yt XJ NX sg'- X. Nm Q, W Home Rooms 207, 209, 210, 211, 212 ,T g seq K of lioiidne - Rose Marie Sacchet, Margaret Schafer, Evgysq XR Herekscdf..G1oria. Edwards, Anna Catherine Buifoni, Los gps. X OShirley Cximrnahan, Beverly Reed, Janice Nenno, Barbara C , T, in gl Barbara. Lee Kenny, and Helaine Epstein 7'-few X--xii Row Two - Robert Zelinsky, Fred Sauger, Terry Kir trieie-E X f lgy Wyla11d,,Dorothy Marie Killinger, Irene Kelly, Jane ber, 1, i ' Lucille Anderson, Paul Ponchione, James Ceresa, Fred L 'ngh ', X -.X and QeorgefaKoss , if X .5 ,Row Three f- David Nimmo, James Cessna, Eugene Bodgxar, Daniel Selak, John Lapczynspki, Walter Rankin, Leo Lauer, Ro ' as A Semelsberger, Darryl Lynn Butler, Daniel Berezansky, and Eugnem X X Eckenrode , C' Q Absenifee - Catherine Ann Sickles X sez, sf , J f' f?'l-'H H 1 ' ' . in 1 4 4 . , f.. f 'f J if 'I' I J,,.ll 2kg' :ff NRL li ,' nf' 'I V W D14 ,cj w 67ef4,4 mfffrffli by 'D --1' lx Sophomore Class Officers and Sponsors Mrs. James, sponsorg Rebecca Jones, treasurerg Nancy Townsend, chaplaing -K James Moore, president, Carmine Sidone vice president, Anna. Buffoni, secretary Mrs. Gruver, assistant sponsor, Absentee, ' 1 Mr. Krumenaker, assistant sponsor 'L . , P, ' Sophomores ,x INN ' iw, ,bk Home Rooms 104, 105, 106, 108 X Y Cx - 5Row One - Patricia Gould, Patricia Jervis, Jane White. Janet ' Siniifnons, Sara Radebach, Jessie Ann Novak, Kay Hill, Barbara Jones, ' f omi Roberts, Albena Rossi, and Jeanine Little XR Row Two - Leo Wirfel, Doris sreeie, Janice Mccee, Gloria De ro ,N aitre, Marilyn Glass, Juliana Poruban, Stella Kelly, Alvera Stefanon, Q -E 1 s X -QU 'vian Long, and Raymond Johnson 49 a s 5' Row Three - Jaxnes Mihalik, Mitchell Ward, Robert Long, kv James Sokira, Richard Mullen, Louis McConnell, David Walker, Larry ii Giovacchini, and John Lipka , Row Four - Thomas Rolls, Geoffrey Evans, Thomas Coughlin, George McCully, William Frank, and Daniel Sutton Absentee - Leroy Beba or ' so Home Rooms 107, 109 Row One - Edith Curtis, Deronda Paul, Rebecca Jones, Nancy Davis, Margaret Williams, Elizabeth Dcmko, Regina Bradley, Char- 5 lotte Binaut, Shirley Stefanick, Barbara Ball, and Judith Graffius Row Two - Kenneth Jones, Merritt McDunn, James Stahl, Marjorie McGough, Beverly Stephens, Arlene Brodish, Emma Barno, Max Rose, Thomas Long, and Brian Russick Row Three - Devonne Bowman, David Bracken, James Dugan, Edward Rylke, Carlo Falchini, Michael Gonas, Thomas Dickson, and Jess Lloyd Absentees - Eleanor Jones, James Cameron, and James Little A4 X 44 015' M i',gx I - M954 A skate and the traditional sophomore class party highlighted the school calendar this year for the Class of '56. Of the iarger class. many participated in the activities of the school. Among these wc-re: Four in the Key Club, fifteen in football, five majorettes, one drum major, twenty in band, nine on the Spirit Staff, five in Art Club, five in the Industrial Arts Club, seven in Tawasi Club. five Future Teachers of America. five Future Farmers of America. thirteen in Library Club. eleven in Alpha Tri-Hi-Y. twelve in Beta Tri-Hi-Y, seventeen in Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. twenty-six in Delta Tri-Hi-Y. and twenty-eight in the choruses. With the as. stance of the three sponsors - Mrs, James, Mrs. Gruver, and Mr umenaker -- plans were made for a skate which was held in Oc er. The sophomores invited the schoo t be eir guests at Cicer .. Money from this was stashed aw v ' e r fury along with th dues where it was kept in safekee 1 i od use could be forlilid. What better use could you h t bang-up sophomore c ss party!! l n w' c made in grand style for i. b' ial evtfnt. On Febr C , e sophomores held the s tlig . ver e had an Gif y l e at the party. Now e L ear ' p o' , ' its close mn? the ycle of time moves on , s ' .' dzfm e uniors be- lypff' e seniors, and the sophomores ec m pperc .ssmen. ' n , v - e Jn 49' if P' x Q v Wir ,V F' if? y .45 V 'fill ' .4 E ' ps on 'Sf f 'Y Qt QQ Ngo 59 rio f ' a 'ree' if t +2 i' it lu -1. ' ro 4' ' ' 9 Q gt, 5? ' v 9 I 1 K if ::: I 124 s a . i , -Dsl K. no 5 'z QC :gh 'r -Q lf ' 5 3,4-4' KVM' Xxx 5 if , , as -A Va' . ' J' f 5 ,J . if f N if I' 'J ,T i fy: Home Rooms 118, 202, 203 Row One - Gloria Zeglen, Delores Burket, Sylvia Peduzzi, Mary Martha Barno, Vivian Barber, Elizabeth Ann Kohute, Elizabeth Ann Scanlan, Hanna Klayko, Betty Gula, Doris Hill Row Two - William Mackel, Thomas Banfield, Patricia Evan- chick, Donna Kepler, Gloria Wilson, Irene Pastir, Harriet Manlon, Fred Wyland, Robert Seese Row Three - Daniel Burkey, Edward, Dushaw, Stephen Mandes, Andrew Bukovitz, Edward Sutilla, James Singer, Donald Hildebrand, Michael Dutkoski,,NJan1es Higgins I :A 'll ta I, - 11 , , 13 ' .1 f Home Rooms 205, 206, 207 Row lgne -1- Betty Davis, Elizabeth Szuch, Helen Kormanis, Janet Rice, Elaine Hines, Evalyn Martin, Catherine Stevens, Shirley Barrickman, Sophie Pileskie, and Mary Ann Adams Row Two - John Chervenic, John Hill, Bernard Marhefka, Carol Gilkey, Barbara Smathers, Constance Swineford, Mary Frances Itle, Robert Shea, John Phillips, and William Sheehan Row Three - John Kormanec, Robert Bartocci, Robert Makin, Joseph Licastro, James Lipps. arid BYU110 Chiesa- 1 'fntf f - Home Rooms 209, 210, 211 Row One - Elizabeth Szekeresh, Shirley Fye, Fay Freidhoff, Louise Koziol, Nancy Bolinger, Mary Sue Pryce, Mary Ann Sa.nna, Rita Teeter, and Sandra. McChain Row Two - Kevin LaJudice, Glenn McBreen, Elaine Simmons, Mary Seymour, Vera Conrad, Betty Jane Lack, John McKinnon, and Ernest Hughes Row Three - William Rager, Fred Shook, John Rubish, Robert Frick, Robert Croyle, and William Kattenhorn Absentee - William Tibbott '4 . L 245f .1-.' 'Y I tl ..',,s' ydtf had 1 '5 - l'1 Home Rooms 212, 218, 214, 215 Row One - Barbara Sherron, Loumella Tononi, Barbara Miller, Marlene Mayes, Joan Jenkins, Dorothy Galligan, Ruth Skirda, Shirley Jacobs, Luisa Gagliardi, Loretta Donoughe, and Evelyn Bong Row Two - Theodore Stoy, Joseph Leahey, David Booth, Sylvia Miller, Eleanor Pryce, Frances Mentch, Linda Fregly, Robert Bednar, Donald Courtney, and Thomas Hawksworth Row Three - James Smiley, Lawrence Seder, Ronald Davidson, Richard Booth, Leo Reck, John Kozak, William Dahlin, Ronald Lash, William Clymire, William Gates, and James Lenz CQ 4.0.7 3 Q 1 QD ' v3 4 AA Lfd Qs' M.. 1 -aid? , . 5 5. .0 Q- ' xl ' J , . 1, 1 ,, '7 X5 os' -3 4-0 .7 V+ ' oo . v ? T ik ,F Xie X. C' ' x : Q 1 is ff' vs if X? 55' in wk . 5 B The juniors, soon to be the iron hand of ECHS, consider them- '- 1 A . e selves as upperclassman when they graduate from jolly sophomores D f R to serious juniors. This energetic class immediately plunged into the 2 -I 'N projects of the year. Their first money-making project was selling -Rx T 'Y peanuts. This turned out to be very profitable. R 'i 'fr - The class was well represented in all activities of the school. There were nine in the Key Club and nine in football, and eight junior girls helped cheer the football and basketball players to victory. The juniors showed their spirit when eighteen members participated on the Spirit Staff, seven junior members were on the Student Council. ten were in Art Club, five in Industrial Arts Club, nine girls in Leader Club, nine in Tawasi, eight in Future Teachers of America, nine in Junior Science, nineteen in Senior Science, five in Future Farmers of America. twenty-one in Library Club, thirteen in Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, eighteen in Beta Tri-Hi-Y, nineteen in Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, thirteen in Delta Tri-Hi-Y. nineteen in band. A great number of junior members participated in the choruses with twenty-seven in the mixed chorus and nineteen in the girls' chorus. Then came the day of the traditional junior class play Almost Summer which was very successful. Finally, the night of the Junior- Senior Prom arrived. As they danced to the dreamy music, they dreamed of the next year when they would become seniors. ' 1 .,-so .L f 4 as 1 C9 -, .qv i 1 FZ! 4.9 Y 3 Q0 Q! JR jf. as ,, Qt- V QQ 'S' C-33' 'nn fx 1 DQ 99 38 4 0 i 'i il? f A Ll ' RF ' 1' M 91 ,7 fi 0 il L. if M JM v Ai 7 lf if MM or 'ia ,1- f 'te M5-1 Az VLXQQS 4 ff YS' .rg- I I ' wlvtvlf ef-Z7a,, M' P62155 '12 IVWLUXN ig Juniors Home Rooms 104, 105, 106, 107 Row One - Wanda Gillin, Donna Bowers, Irene Holsopple, Nancy Paul, Mary Ann Gregg, Joann Sagel, Betty Lou Tweedy, Phfyllis Deffenbaugh, and Nancy Hagens Row Two - Patrick Murphy, George Kostelnik, Dorothy Monyak, Janice Rowland, Alice Bright, Shirley Graham, Lillian Clleaver, Richard Anderson, and Thomas Bracken Row Three - John Poloisky, Ferdinand Shields, Frederick An- derson, Donald Mayer, Merle Link, and John Walwro Absentee - Gary Butler Home Rooms 108, 109, 110, 111 Row One - Ruth Ann Aroney, Barbara Hammond, Mary Aroney, Marjorie Duman, Joann Teeter, Elizabeth Buioni, Ethel Jean Johns- ton, Catherine Litzinger, Susan Kalmar, and Patricia Jones Row Two - Mary Elaine Dulashaw, Georgeanna Brown, Elaine Brown, Marlene Lutak, Gay Stein, Kay Rudolph, Theadora Hanna, Barbara Robinson, and Madeline Koegler Row Three - David Smith, Joseph Stinson, Ronald Sander, John Paul Jones, Millard Mackall, Adrian Springer, Gust Tsikalis, and Albert Molnar Row Four - George Ball, Wendell Hunt, and John Shutak O , 'MNST 1666-Qi N X V Junior Class Officers and Sponsors Row One - Linda Fregly, treasurer, Betty Ann Kohute, assistant treasurer, Elaine Brown, secretary, Miller and Miss Liphart, Booth, vice president, president. Row Two - Mr. sponsors, David Fred Anderson, av 1? .2 ,AK lu S ,l. H19 JQ 91 -Xa ill' 155 Y X '1 as 423 P 'k J Li' 51: Z 'I 5.4 1 U 9 Q . 1,35 ' O O 1 5 an ea 1 5 1 v 9? .fx 1 7 H, .lr -Us 7' V561 .Q iii, ,- ,..-un - . .f - ' f . . 3.-,Z-:.g.g.g.-,.g B-inf' .,-,, .,. 5,y,.,1g1yq-,. . . an J - , .- . 0 . , , .fa - - - ' f ' . - -.--3--n-,M .- ' 1 . f' - .- ---- .....:1-HESw'a3tx-31n1:1- , .-:-W Y- A-x1 - v- ,, ,. ' -. 'E-:? 2'1':tvgiC?11R1:J-!!ww,,, .2- ., ,.--'i af ,,,1-.v '.1- .-,. . .-. .-ahh. -ucv-Ln,-rn:av.'5'.a'3I-31. f'55..,-Q., f -' -1-'A-'-1',. .- 1- ' , ' -V . V 1-1. ' '-Lg. f' . E'.w,f?Q?5x , fl ' ' W ' ,.-'-' ' - -,1,.x- . I . .. A., . I ,. 1 5 ILIQNIG FAYIG WATKINS Fai 'c Hzis :u ple-:isxnni In-l'sfm:ility . .xxx ,ffl f 1 1 e eg Q .f 1, fi, N 'Q 0 5 Q AQl ' 1 tif. 4 use I c'1lHlIll1'l'l'iIll 110 Ein-iisliurg Spirii Slzilif ffI'l'h4'Stl'il, Uiawlc SIHIY, Girls' Vliui us 1 ROBERT XVIDDOVVSON Rub 0 g' o Z xi fm X XXII MX X X 4 mx ii !'ffW1Y'f5'5f , . wg, -wig. ga, ws N Hzis il f'ZLI'0fI'0C manner which L K-,X makes him well liked X Academic' - 207 M if , Colvez' X Home Room President, Senior 'ff 2 ,' Executive Committee VVILLIAM ZAMBONI Bill X ' Typical tall, dark, and handsome , X basketball player K General Course - 209 , it, Ebensburg XQ XX J zjfffz' Varsity Club, Basketball, F001- , f ' bail, Track f fi? r xii f X 1555-:fact Xxxx ff!! ,'::?f Cxik WA jfs lf X X 2137 , elm ' .J Z -- ff' If 'lr '- ,f k it 'TMWX ff W X fmfff 1-Q4 Q47 ii ii wwf 4 . X X 1 ' 4 fa x ' I v x 5 v rf - E19 'xl it 'l' --W QE .g if-Q 1 ' '- 4. .X is X LEMOYNE STEPHENS Eyes Has blond hair and calm personality with possible future as a welder Industrial Arts - 207 Ebensburg Band, Pep Band ROBERT SVVINEFORD Piffel Class clown with active smile Academic - 215 Ebensburg Key Club Spirit Staff Basketball 'Gr HELEN STORM Hel Has generous smile and spark- ling eyes Commercial - 209 Prince Gallitzin Oracle JANE TRUEMAN Jane Will make sweet, attractive nurse Academic - 105 Colver Spirit, Oracle, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y ,Q fhk il Hb. ANN MARIE STRENKO Likes short hair cuts, loves to write letters Commercial - 211 Revloc Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle, Spirit, Girls' Chorus MARY LOU VAY Lu Lu Always a smiling, cheerful gal Commercial - 107 Colver Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, Homeroom President, Homeroom Chaplain T fa--S 2 E WSW f 2 r :jp is 1 U 1 '. llhaj 4 i cf ff-ff '4- wuz 'jig , . L ii' '-in x' Zvi' -'-kg ,:x ' 5 ,- sflityiizg-L,f' Lgtwf. H rf aww' - KENNETH SMITH Smitty Football fan with a desire to travel Industrial Arts - 109 Jackson Township ELIZABETH JANE SPRINKLE Betty Jane A redhead with an interest in the Waves Home Economics - 203 Cambria Township Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Tawasi Club Qi, vt- X l MARY SMOKONICH Smokey Future beautician, who enjoys all sports - especially basketball Home Economics - 111 Jackson Township Tawasi Club, Oracle Staff, Library Club, Beta Tri-Hi-Y MICHAEL STARUCH Pepa Has blond curly hair and feet that love to dance General Course - 205 Colver Class Play Cast :is , . v I VI: 41' ' , 7 X yr 1 Nw' J JOHN SNYDER Little John An intelligent boy with an ambi- tion to become a lawyer Academic we 113 Jackson Township Varsity Club, Football, Class Play Crew, Track RODNEY STEPHENS Rod Handsome boy who makes swimming an art Industrial Arts -- 104 Ebensburg Class Play Casts, Orchestra 'Wil' s ll ' will 47 V' 5 yf lil 'Vi 'V 0 X- A' CONSTANCE SHEEHAN Connie A peppy soda jerker at a local drugstore Commercial M 215 Ebensburg Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Leader Club, Spirit Staff, Class Play Cast and Crew, Mixed Chorus, Homeroom President and Vice President DONALD SINGER Don Always says The buck I missed had 10 points. Academic - 105 Jackson Township Class Play Crew :ffff A , I J f Selig!! :.f:fffs-f ' 4'-i 4 f Olaf? 4, ' A 52 - .1 if Jiri: 'ggxiilfjrf---f. 2 ?.,5:1::ff5i.'?2'f3i2::, J'I S'?Z?3fv'5 .t1',i'i5ff.. W-21' .f!1Q'l':'31. MARGARET JOYCE SHERRON Margie Always ready to help her friends, especially with Espanol, her favorite subject Academic W 106 Mylo Park Leader Club, Library Club, Oracle Staff, Mixed Chorus LILLIAN SIRKO Lill This tall blonde is a real softball slugger in gym class Commercial -M 106 Jackson Township Girls' Chorus .nel 3 RONALD SHOOK This lad aims to be a game Ronnie warden. Commercial -H 107 Cambria Township HELEN SMITH Smitty Her natural curly locks are kept in place with a flick of her finger. Commercial - 107 Jackson Township Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Staff, Class Play Crew, Oracle Staff, Band, Homeroom Treasurer, Girls' Chorus Xwxm I Lt 1 14 if ha f' 4? ,N - ye! NNT X I 5 O Q x fy 6 YU' 115- F BARBARA SAVERING Barb A friendly smile and a helping' hand make this gal liked. Academic - 211 Jackson Township Oracle Staff, Girls' Chorus, Band, Delta Tri-Hi-Y NANCY SEAMAN Nano Bubbling over with giggles Academic -- 108 Stopville Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Leader Club, Class Play, Chorus, Cheerleader, Art Club, Home Room Officer at x 'Q .li f If X W' NNN x ,WW .X -k fffffff 9-X '71 - RUTH SCHRACK Ruthie Red hair is her crowning glory. Academic - 209 Jackson Township Oracle Staff VIVIAN SEMELSBERGER smile llvivli Dancing eyes and infectious Commercial - 211 Ebensburg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle -Stahl Girls' Chorus Q P 'K 41-N 93 EDVVARDA SCHRADER Wordie Ardent sports fan and second Rembrandt Commercial - 210 Ebensburg Leader Club, Art Club, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Library Club, Class Play Crew, Art Club Officer I NORMA SEYMOUR Norma Known by short haircut and neat clothes ' Home Economics - 212 f , Loretto ,I ' na 'k 0 4 'lf' DORIS RODGERS Dee A tall blonde who enjoys a good football game J Commercial - 203 Ebensburg Class Play Crew, Girls' Chorus CAROLYN SABO Carol Club Peppy majorette with flashing '1 d d k CHARLOTTE RICE Charlie ' sm e anAcazgem'fg'ei 104 Always a mischievous twinkle 41 Jackson Township m her eyes I spirit Staff, Oracle Staff, Class Commerclal - 113 O L , Play Crew, Homeroom President, Mylo Park H so oice tle man- - nd, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Oracle Staff, Aft Club' Home ne ' d he to good se r - Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Art Club Room Treasurer ial O tio Co rci - 20 ,W Alp '- -Y Girls' ho s, Histo Club Home Mizffm , ' y ry Ro m Treasurer CLARK ROSE Mark Clark Wants to fly through the wild blue yonder Industrial Arts - 205 Jackson Township Shop Club XX Knlff X My gre 6554 5 E' ,,,..f- Fl. vi, '-. P-9 f -'WJLL X sk Dave witrgga' friendly q l X-' Township .A NN. V - -XJ XJ: l DUANE RACER Herb A fellow with a pleasing dis- position Industrial Arts A 109 Ebensburg Class Play Cast and Crew, Senior Executive Committee, Industrial Arts Club A -1- mlv ' ' If , 5, . ,Q '--' fm Y ' P' I m f ,Z ,- 1 4 XG? 247 in Nuk E -X is A 1 Q Q . ' I, 1 N. ,fxxfx nf'- uv'- MYRA A. QUINN Mac A future secretary who's at h0me on any basketball floor Commercial - 107 Jackson Township Spirit Staff, Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle Sta.1T, Art Club, Junior Class Play GERALDINE RAGER Gerry A quiet member of the Kerr- Rager duo Commercial - 110 Jackson Tovlmship Oracle Staff ix IU' ,Q,v ff ff SHIRLEY RAGER Shir1 Watch this tall girl with natu- T3-HY Curly locks cut a graceful figure at Cicero's Home Economics - 111 Jackson Township Art Club, Tawasi Club, Delta Tri-Hi-Y ,' -mu u'S xl' CHARLENE NEWMAN Charley Possesses a contagious smile Home Economics - 209 Jackson Township Spirit Staff, Oracle Staff, Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Tawasi JANET NYLAND The gal with a pleasant voice Commercial - 212 Revloc Oracle Staff, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Gamma. Tri-Hi-Y KKQXMMUXQ egg oooo ? WILLIAM NIHART Bill Claims Agriculture as his favor- ite subject Agriculture -- 210 East Carroll Township CATHERINE ANN OLEXA Kathy Ann Snuggling up in a chair with a good book is her delight. Home Economics - 111 Colver Tawasi Club 5 4 X, X x X ,fx Z N A N, tx ..... aw X' MNT fvxvxv l U. A iv ggifi V i, 1 li ,V J, of at M My 1 ., Mis T I JAMES NIMMO Jim A friendly guy, claiming baseball to be his favorite sport Academic - 211 Revloc Baseball, Track FRANCIS PEDUZZI Purdue A combination of brains and athletic ability Academic - 203 Ebensbfurg Key Club, Basketball, Senior Science Club, Home Room Presi- dent it 'tr-,g.,.,x 0-5 tvs'-as ',1 7' ' ,s ,-t N R i WAYNE MONBORNE Oogie Excels in being a hit with the fair sex Academic - 203 Mylo Park Senior Science Club, Student Council MARY JANE MYERS Myers The right answer girl with a very enthusiastic mind Academic - 104 Ebensburg Spirit Staff, Oracle Staff, Class Play Crew, Science, F. T. A., Band, Orchestra, lGir1s' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, History, Forensics Sin QT' s. if 1 'Q 'f IH' ' f I XQN V 1 4' ,ff if f,f ,live , Gvs. 4 x XR -V. NTTT' F HU . 5 ...7 sq N 'ii' av' 'ij' 3? THOMAS MURTHA Tom The iron ruler of the senior class Academic - 205 Ebensburg Football, Varsity Club, Oracle Staff, Basketball, Track, Art Club, President of Senior Class BERTI-IA NEALEN Bertha A lass that possesses big dimples Academic - 213 Jackson Township Oracle Staff 1' Y' vo rlrfwifi riff M i .' ANTOINE'1'I'E MYERS Toni The mighty mite with a soft- spoken voice Commercial - 207 Revloc Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, Class Play Crew, Leader Club, Mixed Chorus, Assistant Class Treasurer JAMES NENNO Jim Plans to sail the seven seas Academic - 206 Ebensburg i . 4694 W' ELIZABETH McGOWAN uBettyn One of the cute, high-stepping Majorettes Academic - 106 Ebensburg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Leader Club, Majorette, Oracle Staff, Library Club, Home Room President JACK MELLOTT Mellott Has a nice personality and is everyone's pal Industrial Arts - 110 Jackson Township Varsity Club, Class Play Crew, Football, Track, Shop Club, Home Room President I ' fic'-1 Q- , A' ' 'K'- ' S , . is 'm o , 1 , 'fs 3 Z F WILLIAM McHENRY Plans to sail the seven seas Academic -- 107 Colver Library Club STEPHEN MELNYK Gus A quiet boy with a cheery smile Industial Arts - 111 Colver ,N A if f? Avg-is JANET MCKOTCH Jennie A cute little girl with a Wonder- ful personality Commercial - 108 Colver Oracle Gamma Class NA M ' ,, 5- X 0 0 ' f Q ,p ,P 9, 0 ff If-0 Y ' A A Q rg N w 'V N ,fy 'Vitae gf-.,.' , ELEANOR MANN Ellie Always ready to try out a new dance step Commercial 3 109 Colver Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Stalf, Class Play Cast, Home Room Secretary, Oracle Circulation, Library Club JAMES McCABE Maeky As class treasurer, he guards the money with his life, Academic -A 113 Revloc Key Club, Varsity Club, Football, Senior Treasurer, Home Room Vice President Y till fl ,V tj L' 1 X f 1 1 IlWlif1l,f 5 ,4 , 4- ffffzr ' 2 3? ix ffsflv YxX X X ff 1511 U Lib LECV If 1' X 1' V -A , bij,-f I4 L,,5V A I, ,Aa ',f5L Aj-fffy,,31'fq ,r e ,yy X41 Mfr J :Sp , MYRNA MAURER Myrnie An attractive, intelligent, ener- getic miss With an eye for nice clothes Academic - 111 Ebensburg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Class Play Cast and Crew, Girls' Chorus, Leader Club, Oracle Staff, Mixed Chorus, Librarian Staff, RICHARD McDOVVELL Dick Friendly person with a liking for basketball Industrial Arts - 205 Jackson Township Shop Club Nb' -ns..,, T97 -U' JEAN MAZZAFERRI Has sparkling personality that wins many friends Commercial - 215 Revloc Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Leader Club, Class Vice President, Student Council, Home Room Treasurer, Home Room Secretary Jeannie KENNETH McGEE Ken Member of Mr. Dugoni's ham- mer-and-saw gang Industrial Arts - 105 Mylo Park Football, Shop Club, Basketball, Class Play Crew, Home Room President f-Z EY l,XX an if KN Q,....q-Q' Y JAJVIES LLOYD Oscar Plans to be a machinist in the future Industrial Arts - 205 Revloc ELEANOR MACCHIONI Dolly Always seen trying the latest dance step Commercial ---- 213 Colver Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Class Play Crew, Spirit Staff. Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Oracle Staff 41 0 '55 PATRICIA LOGUE Pat A pert young miss, always ready to tackle a new experiment Academic f- 207 Ebensburg Oracle Staff, Class Play Crew, Art Club, Science Club PETER MAKOSY Plans to become a taxidermist Industrial Arts - 110 Colver Pete . 1545545 H 54 ' J -515.2 - 1 . wg . ,. ., DW J K'f5f,. c ,Q -.. I . . 4? Q.,- gz PATRICIA ANN LYONS Patti Has superb taste in clothes, hopes for a career in merchandising Academic - 106 Ebensburg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Staff, Oracle Staff, Junior Class Play Crew, Science Club, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Library Club MARY MANION A chic, pretty miss with il sunny nature Commercial 4 211 Colver Oracle Staff, Homeroom Vice Prcsident, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y fa- : fP' . X f X X I W .Maze ,-5 5 ..f-A 337 ffgsvc' j ,XXX Q' fN l N 1 sl ELIZABETH LA NINGHAM ..Liz., Friendly miss who loves brisket- bull :incl shorthzind C'f1imiivi'c'i:ll - 7 105 Eb:-nshurg Om:-In Stuff, Band, Orchestra, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus VERNA LEWIS Shorty A sweet miss, always dreaming up new chemistry experiments Home Economics - 110 Colver Oracle Stuff, Tawasi, Delta 'Pri-Hi-Y 'K' X Mfg f 37 6 1 M -rb- S 'VX Q x, 5-f!75'ff as 'K 3? IW ,ff A V41 ff 5 , 'il ' f r A 4 .i Y , V 4 - Ln! ,i QQ , . , ' .f 4 V0 if A! Q Q A J,,4-' A 1-,X 4 ' 'lt ig. , 0 ,UO ' At' A r, k 2 ANNVQARIMER L. Ann in iPretty miss ,wgthkn Imischievous twinkle in hen eye Commercial - 106 Ebensburg Leader Club, Spirit Staff, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Oracle Staff, Band, Orchestra, Class Play Cast FABER LITTLE Fab Has a big smile that him a friend of everyone Academic - 113 Ebensburg Key Club, Spirit Staff, Chorus, Mixed Chorus makes Boys' JAMES LEARY Jim A friendly guy, full of fun Academic - 109 Ebensburg MARGARET LLOYD Betty' Has a. friendly smile and a I-Ii' for everyone Academic - 203 Ebensburg ik 4: Qwiy ij' 'K 'K WAYNE KLOTZ Sam Football player who may find future as a builder Industrial Arts - 104 Ebensburg Varsity Club, Basketball, Class Play Crew, Track WILLIAM KORMANIS Wilbur A hunting enthusiast and future machinist Industrial Arts - 210 Colver UIQ! PATRICK KOKEL Pat Top entertainer with his ac- cordian and friendly smile Commercial - 213 Colver JEANNE KUNCELMAN Jeanie Majorettes' energetic captain with a future in the nursing field Academic - 212 Colver Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Leader Club, Y in-5 JOSEPH KORMANIC Joe A basketball fan who may find future as a. machinist Industrial Arts - 209 Colver ANTHONY LAJUDICE llTony7l Brown eyes twinkle when pleased, enjoys all sports Industrial Arts - 214 Revloc Varsity Club, Football, Home Room President Majorette Captain, Student Coun- cil, Class Treasurer, Home Room President, Home Room Treasurer , . K X X 1 xl K vi ,mf ferfieliee, 'ef xi' it ix 17 36 1' N xbai 41 1 N up K' dxf f , 'K gffyffl 'if 'Ze I-r J Wlzfx CARL JOHNSON Jiggeis 'XENA DONNA JAMES A sw:-ct, neat miss with beautiful long black trcsscs Home Economics f 108 Jackson Township Oruclo Stuff. Mixed Chorus, Band, Gzimmzi Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, Tawzisi, Home Room Vice President ROY JONES Bones A top rate athlete and student Academic - 111 Colver Vzirsity Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Track DORA JEROME Dee Always dressed to perfection Commercial f - 211 Revloc Girls' Chorus KATHLEEN KERR Leonie A sweet miss with 21 rezidy answer in ull hor classes Conimercizil -f 205 Jackson Township Orzicle Staff A great hit in class plziys Academic - 212 Ebcnsburg Spirit Staff, Band, Forensics, Play Cast, Orchestra, Basketball LAWRENCE E. KLAYKO Enjoys working with machinery Industrial Arts --- 207 Ebensburg R.D. Science Club, Industrial Arts XR.: I 1:-ff' fi ' 135914 ,jp ,gjgy 0, 'sf A 6, dl!! Q ' , , 41' if , .-T? ' gb ,xx ,rbi I , JW A . ' y Gif' 3' iff fZ,ablvxNS 4 -sn 'lsr ii fb WILLIAM HOLLOWSKY Friendly carefree manner is a feather in his cap Academic W- 210 Ebensburg Key Club, Senior Class Play Cast, Junior Class Play Cast, Band, Pep Band JANE ILLIG Enthusiastic football fan with a cute smile Home Economics - 206 Ebensburgi, Tawasi, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y I l , Vi -1 V' , . 1 l, .1 - L h , 'Jr I ,N fav., nuff 0 ANNA JEAN HOOVER Adj A short and sweet gal , Academic f- 212 Ebensburg Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Staff, Chorus, Leader Club BARBARA ANN JACKENS Babs Has quick, captivating smile Commercial - 105 Revloc Home Room Treasurer, Vice President of Homeroom, Oracle DORIS JEAN HORNER Skating and driving are her favorite pastimes. Commercial 4 214 Jackson Township Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Staff, Oracle Staff, Band, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus LOIS JACKSON Lois Has short bangs and a cute grin Commercial - f--- 106 Mylo Park Gamma, Tri-Hi-Y, History Club, Oracle Stuff, Class Play Crew 'x- X 5 1' , If 'J V 3 ,' -fin Us it Ji ,. I . . If 1 1 P- ' Fred FREDERICK HARVEY Coaches' right arm as student manager of sports Commercial - - 205 Cumbria Township Varsity Club, Football, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Basketball, Golf, Truck FRANK HRESKO Hemo Likes Football and P. O. D. Am-zidernic f 215 Colver l X Wdgf 'Q ASX .ION HAVERN Havern Basketball is his favorite sport, Commercial - - 203 Ebensburg Oracle Staff LOUISE HINES Lou A cute little blonde, always full of vim, vain, and vigor Commercial - -- 213 Ebensburg Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle Staff, Spirit Staff, Class Play Crew, Girls' and Mixed Choruses fys-1,4 .IUDITH LEE HOKE Judy A cute redhead and a whiz at chemistry Academic - 209 Ebensburg Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Girls' Chorus, Leader Club, Spirit Staff, Mixed Chorus 41 5 15- DELORES GLASS A friendly person who gets along well with her classmates Commercial - 214 Cambria Township Oracle Staff, Class Play Crew. Band, Girls' Chorus. Mixed Chorus, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. Library Club Dee ALAN GRIFFITH Quif A friendly boy who plans to wear a National Guard uniform in thv future X Industrial Arts -'A 109 Colvcr , V40 r K h bf v. A 'xx' k JQAEJ lb 1 S B ill i' Bm Q Nil gl XJ v 1-if '5-r Y? --'Y 4' ' K t my , A, . . .i 1.11. L. 1 , il is iii, 4 Y A ' I ,,,k , K .E , wifi' . RONALD THOMAS GLASS vA1,1cN'r1:m czoizinciz, Jllllllll ' Cisco ' A real help in fixing scenery for class plays Industrial Arts - 215 Cambria Township Shop Club, Class Play Crew BARBARA ELLEN GRIFFITH Betty Lou A cute miss who likes skating Commercial - 110 Colver Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Home Room Treasurer, Home Room Secretary, History Club rw .Q- ld il l Y X A 3 Sw-.X E :feel N 13 'xl N I Q ,, 1 N13 X MX! A dzirlc, curly-liaiiri-ml boy who is Ll little on the bushful side Industrial Arts 105 Ebensburg, R, D, l ROBERT HAID Bob Really likes solid geometry and a good basketball game Academic - 202 Prince Gallitzin l x I X ,Nlwvnf XS L- e 34 ' f are les .IANICT IAJVISE FPINNELL Jan ' 1 L ' Always tnlu-s homo :in honor -if roll report currl A , ' Vuliilm-1'm'i:1l 205 Dj ! Iflhw-nslnlrg , 'J fJlill'l1' Stuff, Mixc-fi Chorus, I, OWTS ND Y ' Fin y Fluss I'l:1y V11-w :ind Cust, Home- ' his!,.hy rl npcs tu, con ler rfimii K'h:npl:iin fx fins' inzi ivlci, L I ic vononii s 207 W . ' 1-lc on iwnship imma I1XX'If1II'I'fll'lTTY SPM 'Iii M 'zlilrssly ziufageud In H1 Y Ve-ry gmail linslu-thaill player ' 'K' f P Al'j,.1i1'llllIIl't! 210 l'9lIIllJl'iJI Township K1-y Uluh, Spirit Sl:lI'i', fflnss Play VJINL, F' F. A, SHIRLEY GITTINGS DuCh0ss Pi-rfectly happy when on eight jfff-L' 'br I3 JOHN FULTON Fuzz Quiet type who is an expert at dodging girls Industrial Arts - 213 Revloc Chaplain of Junior Class, Home- room President, Student Council I f 1 x it C xX lt wheels at Cicero's Academic - 212 Ebensburg il PAUL GERYCZ Gag Delights in teasing girls Commercial -- 209 Colver f Q f5C!l4 fl -x -ai' Q, Wir:-J ROBERT EDMISTON Bob Has distinction of being only male writer for Oracle Commercial N 109 Jackson Township Key Club, Oracle Staff, Spirit Staff RAYMOND EVANS Ray A future agriculturist planning to attend Penn State Academic - 113 Colver Football, Track S JW lr! 6, , ' 4 S' 'rs . ' 4 Q N 1. 1 CLINTON J. ECKENRODE ' ., - ' . . Ecky Hot rods. square dances,,football, ' and Air Force interest him. I Industrial Arts -- 108 Ebensburg Class Play Crew, Industrial Arts Club CLAIR FARABAUGH Elmer A quiet lad who claims 202 as the best homeroom Industrial Arts Y 202 Colver Future Teachers of America - is 'X , ,, u swusiff ,Z 1 I ' .. fu 5, COLLEEN EMANUEL Et-n' Sparkling Cillltillll ol' L'llt'L'I'IUfl4I ing squzul 1XL'2lLl0llllC - f- 110 Stopvilll- Alpha Trl-Hi-Y, Alt Club Cheerleader, Orurlc St:1I'i', lflistory Club, Science Club, Spirit Staff STEVE FARKAS A tall, quiet member of tlu Colver Gang Indusrial Arts M- 203 Colver Industrial Arts Club ,,, . 91 ,pff 'H 1 4 71 In MAKLENE IJISHONG A pri-tty miss who will enjoy bi-ing :I housvwifc Acmivniimz 212 .lui-kson Township Vlinplzuiii ziml Vim-0 Prvsident of Home Room, Ur:ir'li- Staff, Spirit Stziff, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Secretary, Sm-nior BlXl'C'llllV0 Cornmittcc, Band, lil'l'A IJOXVNEY A quivl, likzibli- miss full of vim :inrl vigor lor sports Coimm-ri'i:nl 105 I':lM'l1Sblll'Lf liximl, Girls' C'lmrUs .Jiwfji , V Iliff! NJ if r, , offs, ivy 6 rib ROBERT DOHROSKY Zum A friendly follow and ardent sports fun Avziclvniicx -215 Revloc Iii-y Club, Football JOSEPH LEONARD DURBIN VVhitey A iwzil guy with ai ready grin Inilustriul Arts - 106 Ebvnsburg f 74 Q 'I 1:0 JOANN DOUGHERTY Doc A swnvt miss with charming personality: loves dancing Academic P 206 Ebcnsburg Alpha Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle Staff, Class Play and Crow, Girls' and Mixed Clioruscs, Class Secretary, Library Club, Home Room Officer, N 3 - N W N X x I in 4 I l' Q 'l' 5 I I Q 5 2 O nz LII 4 'F .f JI Q . Q 5 1 C U2 0 2 9 '5 .11 S E? a 2:01 1 'Q P1 'R f Q mu i-4 -. 'U N , E E. in 'fm-,Q .f, A O' Q c c: is A-' f :f ze :QU A l 3 9, ig: :ag . I f .mx 9 5 3 .1 Egg 1 E - M 5 m 3, 1 fb 4 5 v-A 4 I ' Q H '-1 . ' 1 O S --M-, :- . E 'S-S 5 'S W: 'L' 'k 'R 'X ii JULIA DAVIS An all-around athlete Academic - 207 Ebensburg Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Spirit Staff, Oracle Staff, Class Play Crew, Band, Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Ensemble, F. T. A. , Speech. Forensics Gus-Gus JOSEPH DE RUBIS Bucco Mathematics proves the brain power of this shy friendly guy. Academic - 209 Mylo Park Key Club ANDREW DEBONA Andy Tall, well-built. all-around athlete Academic -4 202 Ebensburg Varsity Club, Football, Basket- ball, Oracle Staff, Senior Science Club, Art Club THOMAS DILICK Tom Finds algebra his favorite subject Academic f 210 Colver Band, Orchestra Nm f -K 11. Q Nr 9 so ' f JOHN MICHAEL DELANEY crock Personable fellow, who spends his time after school at Lesak's Industrial Arts f- 104 Ebensburg Home Room Secretary, Shop Club, Mixed Chorus, Boys' Chorus, Mixed Ensemble KAY DISHONG Katy A cute little miss who plains to be a. secretary Commercial W- 211 Cambrizt Township Oracle Staff, Girls' Chorus, Delta Tri-Hi-Y, Mixed Chorus X, q x 5, f 'X 7: Wx X-As E f s Q f 4?g N I W of , -ir-'f' .1 six Ml'lI.l J,-'X VA MICHON At lioim- on c-ight wheels at Cicrro s Home- Econoinics 214 Volvcr lloiia- lioom Sl-1-i'm-t.a1'y. Tawasi Treasurer, Delta Tri-Hi-Y DAVID DAHLIN Dave The ltlontgoniery Clift ot' the Senior Class Industrial Arts 111 Revlon: . J .- fe. 1 , 1- C f'.,f 'L if L U1 1: 1 A M fy-5,56 'R Emu, W JOHN FHIVRLFIY .Iac'li A. very agi'1-valilo person with a liking for lmskt-thzill Industrial Arts 105 Jackson Township Class Play Crew. Shop Club, MARY JANE CERESA Home Room Officer Wooie Curly hair, flashing eyes, and a sweet personality Academic - 215 Ebensburg Beta Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle Staff. Girls' Chorus, Leader Club, Class Play Crew. Student Council MILDRED DATSKO Millie The girl with :1 delightful sense of humor Commercial 113 Colvcr Oracle, Home Room Treasurer Class Play Crew, Football. Home Room Trczisurer, Shop Club if 'Nh-f JANE DAVIS An active miss in all ECI-IS activities Academic - - 205 Ebensburg Beta, Leader Club, Oracle Staff, Class Play Cast and Crew, Band. Girls' Chorus , Mixed Chorus, Student Council. Senior Executive h I ,X isL:9,9 4 474 902.7 sg ff? ,XWNE X IQXUIV5 il 'rm 6, ROBERT BRENZA Bob Always ready for a ood argu- 8 ment which he usually wins Academic -- - 213 Colvei' Senior Science Club, Key Club LOUISE BUCKUS Louise' Plans to be 21 number please' girl Home Economics M- 211 Cambrian Township -..AX Q, f I. 3' K is ,os , 0 Q ' if 'Q --4-' Y. N in 9 H ,N ' ,xi 1 vs. ' 55 ' xl' ROBERT BROAD Bob Chemistry fzisvinutes hiing hunt, ing deligolits him. Industrial Arts - 210 Jackson Township Industrial Arts Club GARY LEE BUTLER Gary A tiill, quiet zirt lover and fool- bull fain Coiiiiiii-i'i'iziI l05 Ehenshurg Boys' Chorus, Mixed Chorus lil glw JOSEPH BITVK Joi- Hunting izinks high in this quiet f0llow's list ot' fzivorili-s. Awiili-iiiif' 210 fhmlvvl' ELIZABETH BUZMINSKY Liz Excels in rlzinving :mil singingi enjoys English Cciriiiiieivizil 212 Folvcr Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chorus, Spirit Stuff, Homoroom Secretary k. .5 is .726 KG? ill -fl 'lf lfrll,fllll4IS lil'Zl,IN Dolly A im-ity imma with :L lilling' volvo f'UllllIIl'l'I'llIl llfl Vlllvvr Spirit Stull. fll':u'l0 Staff, Girls' Cliurus, Mix:-fl ffllOl'llS, Guinniu CllAliI,O'l l'E ANN BOYLE Char Always in tho middle of fun . . :i Il1llLll'lll rm ilic stage Avzulc-liiim' - 209 ElJviisbL1rg:,' L4-:ull-1'Cll1b, Spirit Stuff, Oracle Stuff, Bzinll, Science Club, Class Plziy is-uf LOUISE BITER A young lows who loveg to S u ll . . . , . q 2 'e dance Home Economics - 202 Loretto Tawasi K lfiliw A . V . I . ' I fl A RKHHFF fglnck' uys has ai friendl grin. . . 'g wit lover of sports Industrial Arts f 104 Rcvloc Vursity Club, Basketball, Foot- ball, Truck, Shop Club Q ' Q- - l C J I 4 . X x 1 r It I Q2 I 5' , Z X if MW' L, in ian-v MARIO BONO A fricmlly guy . . . neat clrossei COlllI'llQl'l'l!ll - 202 Revlon: Kvy Club, Ozzie-lo Stull, Spirit Stuff, Art Club , f l l f 1 ,X fur llff , fzvff. UMA f' I A A fr .Lo- -1 Cf -, af' QL 71 .'g,,L411, 'Vlarfvfrw-V jffv jj!-ff ,VJ ' if ' . J Lpcfn ,V f, ,N 3 1-. i J 0, f EMIL BRANAS Honey Always has ai. friendly QTEM- ing , . enjoys football V Agriculture 207 Lfww Cauibria Township Band, F. F. A. Club, Pep Band .E 11 X QAM fyff RICHARD BAREFOOT Rick Known for his famous argu- ments in his classes Industrial Arts - 110 Mylo Park Class Play Crew, Boys' Chorus Mixed Chorus DONNA JEAN BALL Crystal The tall miss who showed talent in the senior class play Commercial - 109 Colver Oracle, Class Play Cast and Crew, Mixed Chorus, Ho eroom Officer 0 ff, 41-' ' Ll 902210 -X ,' , ,. Z , ,Lf , 1 V1 219 X71 If . x if if ,fig 'L ,Y ,, ,ffl if if V IV ln' FXOQ O DONNA BENNETT One of the cute majorettes who makes frequent visits to the local skating rink Commercial - 111 Jackson Township Oracle Staff, Majorette DANIEL F. BALSINGER Baldy One of the Contact men for cor- sages at Prom time Academic ---f 109 Ebensburg Key Club, Band, Mixed Chorus, Home Room President, Class Vice President, Class Play Cast. and Class President YVONNE BINAUT A friendly miss skating at Cicero's Commercial - 113 Ebensburg Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, Oracle Staff, Spirit Staff Tookie who enjoys il lllxy , W ,XL 'V' NN JXMJQ , 1 ' 1 J JE yy x I 15 - ?9i if x :A NVILIJAM AI.l'3lilGH'l' VVil1ie H A whiz :it czirpontry fl liiilusti'i:il Arts 213 X Q X .lztvlasun Township Spirit, Vlaiss l'l:iy Crow, In- tluslrml Arts Club, Home Room Vliuplziiii MARY ANGERT Koosic Lilo-:Q lizislu-tlazill tis at sport A1'1llll'llllt' 106 Uolvcl' Alplizi 'l'i'm-:isiiiw-i', Home Room 'l'i't-:isun-1' X S 5 ix ox JAMES AMBRISCO Jim A person who rozilly studies hard and gets what he goes after I Acucleniic - 206 Ebensburg Key Club, Scienco Club, Foot- ball, Home Room President ROBERT ANNA Toby Enjoys all sports Acadcinic ---- 109 Ebonsburg Home Room President 'QQ . '53 'f 'rr ., V, .V I 1, rf fi: . : LA -.A 'g C S ,- ' 'fi f .vyrntfff ' Q . La al , .3 V574 , f Rffz Z fx ' W iixw r It I f A 1 , , 1' I . MARY CHRISTINE ANDERSON A quiet girl with shiny blond hair Commercial - 105 Ebensburg Oracle Staff, Band, and Girls' Ch0l'U-S ANN MARIE ARoNj:ig,f V7 A snappy mu' Cfte' with Pl f,1sj.agfp' rsonuli ffjf jl Cjmmcr ' f 7108 ,J I fri! 1?fl15nsbu1'gA 'K SD A3661 Tri-Hi-X,f4Spir' Staff, 7!Class Play Cfovlf, Majoret 0, Mixed Chung, 'library Stiff, Leafzixgr fmiib, oi-we SGff.'C1aSS5JiLYC'2-St. Gu? Ghorus, Studynf Council, fu- N E fx' - , rs 1 fi .KVI wx ., xi e ' Q, ' '21 wwl M!! 4- qgslixx QQ JZ Q Zim WN 'bf be O ail w w A tt, ,.u.,1,. ' aging ' 4 figyff. W ' '6- , : -' i . A A X! I 5 . . ' ' 5? kf .-a. , 5 lz- H , R1' .ii ik 1 7:2 4 5 MMM!! X A ,J fl'-K, if I .V The top ln'ass ol' the senior class c-fmsistml ol' the class officers and members of the executive vomniittee. l z1ilhl'ul in 2llli'IllllIlj.l' all meetings and working together, lhv offivors and exvclllivf- l'Nl'l7llJCI'S made many important decisions for the vlass. I-Iolh thi- flffivc-i's and members of the executive cfnnniiltee were nmninatvrl und c-lwtvcl by the entire class. The Officers, shown on the almve pic'tui'e, :ire Thomas Murthu. president, seated at the desk, assisted by Joann Ilfiiighwtx, swi'vt:1i'v. at his right. Those standing are: Nr. Ammann, Mrs. Davis, Mr. l,4-l'l'll-r, sponsorsg James McCabe, treasurcrg George Mitvhvll, 1-hziplaing Imliiel Balsinger, vice presidentg Mrs. Flanagran, sponsorg J4'2llllll' liiiiivm-lriizlri. assistant treasurer. The executive Committee. consisting of nine nwmlwrs are shown on the lower picture. The mmnlwrs an-: Nanvy Smunaii, Thrmms Murtha, Jeanne Kuncelmzin. Juno Imvis, .Ivan ixl2lZZ2ll'Ol'l'l, Rolwrt Wid- dowson, Duane Ragror. Helen Storm. and Marlene Dishong. C' ft- rx as ,WN -x Q .5ff,zfl Nw .. KA I ' 'XX Sx u- 2 k ' N Q! gs. ,V -I, + JL . ,- A--- ,xx , ,--, Kbyr K X N ff'-, ,,f -- --A--f - - f Y, X ,- ff Y ,-AW X V -X ,ff f ffiff' V,? xx fr X ,f .4 'ff' fi, I - XX ,I A , f' ,V f ix xx x xxx f' f ff 'Xi xx ' xx X. XY f' if N X ff ff! 15 N X fu f X K J K, XX x K X xx X XXX X X J www Nvjv ,ff i 4441 Q' Z- ff- X . ' X gg' I ' X X X? ff' X . S X. 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Miss Claire McDermott ttop rniddlel taught English IV, Full semester student teachers this year from State Teachers College, Indiana, included Miss Sally Scheeren and Miss Antoinette Zeoli ltop rightl. They were commercial teachers for the first semes- ter. Second semester teachers fbottom rightl were Boyd G. Plymire and Eugene C. Cecchetti. Cleaning up the halls and rooms of ECHS are our three faithful janitors. Center pictures show Merle James and John Berkstresser, day janitors 3 S X . I and Reed Jones, the night janitor. D N X, r K ' It K xl ! in ,'cc C hr! ff UM XX- x A K xx F4- X 1 .i xx 1 A 'sw Mathematics Department John Krumenaker . . . 206 . . . Algebra . , . World History . . . Shop Mathematics . . . Assistant Sophomore Sponsor Miss Dorothy Davis . . . General Mathematics . , . Algebra . . . At- tendance Officer Frank Thornton .. . 113 . Algebra . . . Trigonometry . . Solid Geometry DK? aff jf' iv-.X History Department Miss Dorothy Liphart . . . 207 History . . . Civics . . . Junior Class Sponsor John Gaynor . . . 104 . . . World V History . . . American History. . . A Freshman Sponsor gf James Cook . . . P. O. D. . . . History . . Civics Athletic Director . . . Football and Basket- ball Coach . . . Track Coach . . . V Varsity Club if Gerald Miller 105 .. if American History. . . Driving . . . f Assistant Junior Sponsor .rx 35 - Vocational D4-pzn'tn1m-nt 5:15 U . . . . General Science . . . FLlllll'0 M F'zi1'm01's ol' Amcxivzl - Mrs. Lois Grin1'r . . . Home I- Economics . . . Sponsor of '1'ziw:1si M Assistant. Soplimnoiv Class , Sponsor X g Martin l ui'nlmugli . , . Shop . . , Industrial Arts it ' Joseph Dugoni . . , Shop . . . if Industrial Arts Club . . A Stage ie Manager Li X Donald Camln-ll . . . Ag1l'll'lllllll'Lx WQXMM .4 we ag Wy? iw Y i: 14419 Mlwvl 47 af' ef K XfV VXxx f'0llllTll'I'l'l2lI Department Miss Martha H. Jones . . . 203 . . .Typing II. . . Shorthand I and II . . Banking Office . . . Handbook . . . Oracle Typing Sponsor VVilliam Stormer . . . 202 . . . Bookkeeping I and II . , . Business Law . . , Typing . . . Business Ad- viser of Oracle Mrs. Lucille James . . . 205 . . . Typing I . . . Business Correspon- dence . . . Business Math . . . Sponsor of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y .. Sophomore Class Sponsor 'EK English Department Mrs. Marilyn Murphy . . . 210 . . . World History . . . Speech . . . Sophomore English . . . Eng'- lish Composition . . . Sponsor of Beta Tri-Hi-Y . . . Literary Spon- sor of Spirit Mrs. Adelaide Flanagan . . . 108 . . . Senior English . . . Assistant Senior Class Sponsor Richard Slick 211 . .. Sophomore, Junior English . . . Business Adviser of Spirit Miss Helen Gordon . . . 107 . . . Junior English . . . Sponsor of Ganinia Tri-Hi-Y . . . Junior, Sen- ior Class Play Sponsor Mrs. Dora Davis . . . 111 . . . Freshman English . . . Assistant Senior Class Sponsor lla-alth Department Mrs. Julia Lease . . . 109 . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Sponsor of Leader Club and Cheerleaders Edward Meehan . . . 106 . . . Health and Physical Education . . . Assistant Football Coach Miss Mary Flynn . . . Dental Hygienist Q I7 . Q si 08 - M IJWXXX .sss X l X X N fx f A- W as , . 5 . '-.7 PNN '4'f'ff,4' Ex ' fi L, cs? 'V r i A RDS D . '- Z7'571--- 7 -Q ,, 7 is Language Department Louis Bartoletti . . . 209 . . 4 4 Spanish. . . American History . . . K Freshman Basketball Coach . . . , Assistant Track Coach As- 4 I sistant Football Coach Q Cyril Stevens . . . 110 . . . Journalism . . . Freshman, Sopho- more English . . . Latin . , . Sponsor of Future Teachers of Anierica . .. Technical Adviser of Oracle - lr all N 1. li Y . GU! V1 , I v I. 44' 'K E Science Department QM ' rf jf 'S Edward Ammann . . . 214 . . . Physics . . . Guidance . . . Key Club . . . Sponsor of Senior Class . . . Male Sponsor of Art Club Michael Pipas . . . 215 . . . Bio- logy . . . Assistant Junior Class Sponsor Donald Leffler . . . 212 . . . Chemis- try . . . Assistant Senior Class Sponsor Miss Glenna Evans . . . 213 . . . General Science . . . Sponsor of Delta. Tri-Hi-Y . . . Co-Sponsor of Freshman Class . . . Co-Sponsor of Junior Science Club k . X x ga- p-1 Special Teachers Miss Kathryn Lollr . . . Art . . . Sponsor of Art Club . . . Art Adviser of Oracle. William G1-uver . . . Music Di- rector . . . Sponsor of Majorettes ,.. Band ... Orchestra . .. Choruses . . . Pep Band Miss Marilyn Enslehaft - Library . . . Library Club fig 4 X4 fb? A Mr. Johnston, supervising prin- cipal of Ebensburg-Cambria, ex- tends a guiding hand to all students both new and old. His welcoming of new students, carrying out traditions of good fellowship, and giving his understanding attention to all matters, help the students to cooperate with others. The students have great respect for his actions and value his de- cisions highly. For twenty-five years they have realized that these decisions are for the benefit of all. Through his guidance, he has suc- ceeded in upholding the high standards of democracy in Ebens- burg-Cambria. Pictured below is Miss Jean Evans, secretary in the Principals Office. She is a 1951 graduate of ECHS. Ll L! ,-.uf ' ,tv ' ' 'L- -offg L 1 , at We the class of '54 are the twenty- fifth class to graduate from ECHS. As have the other classes before us, we have enjoyed the privileges and advantages of superior guidance. We probably have not realized the factors that so greatly influ- ence the four very important years that we spent here. Planning for us and guiding us from that day when we entered these doors as freshmen until we reached the final goal, graduation, have been the school board, faculty, and our commander in chief, Mr. Johnston. We Wish to thank these 'important leaders for making our four years here so well spent and enjoyable. We hope that in life we shall be able to up- hold the high standards of ECHS and its administration. bl, lf . . X Jn ju rl ,Q . g g, M 'gi in g g I ...,. . .,, fl 5 W .slim t Y' 1 XMWW X 1+ is Wes 5 IS P 2 Ebensbuig-Cambria High School, one of the oldest Jointures ll Cambria County, now is twenty-five years old. 'Ilhe School Board, con sisting of seven directors from Cambria Township and five from Ebens burg Borough, today are upholding a high tradition of a good educa- tional system started by foresighted directors twenty-five years ago. Cambria Township members pictured above are: Front Row - George Davis, Dino DeYulis, Bert Reese, Roy Empfieldg Standing - John Pavuk, Jr. and Frank Laganag Absentee - George Kormanis. Ebensburg members pictured below are: Front Row - John Askew, William Anderson, James R. Sannerg Standing - John Elder and Harry Engle-hart. The officers of the joint board are Mr. Davis, presidentg Mr. Anderson, vice presidentg Martha C. Davis fcenter circlej secretary and A. W. Evans, treasurer. Both the secretary and treasurer are non- members of the School Board. 'i' 0202! 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These various courses lay the groundwork for future engineers, chemists, and scientists. Mr. Thorton gives instruction to Mary, Bob, and Jeanne. -ar ns- '- ' umm mmm 'H if ,L ' 4 3 Comm! rual VVith every new class of students coming to E C H S, the Commercial Department is expanding. Another typing room has been equipped in 204 this year for junior commercial students. Here Eleanor, Mrs. James, and Janet enact actual office procedure, fv- ,f ' ww N06 Library A wonderful source of information is in the library, which is open anytime during the day. In this picture, Miss Englehart is giving instructions to Ann, Jane, Myra, and Joann on how to record in-coming and out-going books. Art The Art Department is a. valuable part of our school. The students make decorations for the halls to commemorate holidays and school activities. Here Miss Lohr shows Elizabeth, Ronnie, Mary, Doris, Jon, and Mario, how to make colorful leaves. Spanish One of the major academic subjects taught in our school is Spanish. Also academic students are drilled in history, English, and Latin. Here Mr. Bartoletti is teaching Mike, Faber, Mary, Myrna, and Frances how to congugate a verb in Spanish. - hint. V, H XV N M is 1' VMMAW! imfvtwwwse ik Home Economics Cooking, sewing, home nursing, and other phases of making a homo are taught in Home Economics. The girls learn modern methods and practice with the up-to-date equipment. Here Mrs. Gruver, Imelda, Jane, Shirley, and Doris cook another dish, Driver Training Physical Educamt ion ECHS offers to students over sixteen an excellent driver education and safety course. Its purpose is to teach the proper operation of an automobile by experience. Below Mr. Miller instructs Jane, Louise, and Connie in driving training and safety education. .123 I Z On warm days gym classes enjoy softb ill soccei and archery outside. During colder weather the gymnasiuni is the setting for many active sports. These provide relaxation :incl teach good sports- manship to Betty, Shirley, Mary, Patti, and Ruth. 5 A Q i iii., 'Vt - .Th..a... Iii.. VX V L I5 Aff! Industrial Arts All boys taking this course are instructed in metal Work, woodwork, and mechanical drawing. The shop's equipment is modern with every type of machine. Here Lawrence, Ken, Dave and Clair are being instructed by Mr. Dugoni in the work. 'H NNW Y Attendance Office During' the years of high school, usually each person takes his turn in visiting Miss Davis, the attendance director. Many times she has a difficult time distinguishing truth from fiction. Besides taking care of attendance, Miss Davis also teaches. Agriculture Agricultural students work with farming impli- ments and study the textbooks, bulletins, and farm journals. The course includes the use of farm tools and equipment. Here Mr. Campbell instructs Bill, Dale, and Emil in the method of testing milk. .Y -f-s-1-A PP' 'Ss 1 . 'N- i X - KW j, Wx 5 AVSKM f N VVe, the Class of Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Four, wish to dedicate this volume of The Oracle to Mr. Edward Meehan who through his understanding and friendship has won a very special place in our hearts. As a health and physical education instruc- tor, he has devoted his sparkling personal- ity and thoughtfulness to help solve our problems in the never-ending life cycle. He has gained great respect and admiration of the student body. We therefore express, with all sincerity of heart, our deepest ap- preciation for his services and friendship. 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