Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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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?

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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.