Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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Mr. Ammann, Mr. Bartoletti, Mr. Campbell Twenty subjects are available for seniors at ECHS, proof of our high scholastic accomplishments. The fol- lowing pages depict a typical day at Ehensburg-Cambria. First period finds eager musicians awaiting the downbeat from their director, Mr. Gruver. Theadora Hanna and lim Singer talk with Mr. Gruver before beginning an- other practice session. Another class taught first period is chemistry. Here Mr. Leffler explains the lesson to David Smith frightj and George Coughlin Cleftj, EDWARD AMMANN Physics and Guidance Sponsor of Key Club . . . Obtained bachelor's degree and masteris degree from the University of Pittsburgh . . . Spent eight years at Ebensburg-Cambria . . . Also taught in Japan . . . Enjoys working for newspaper or selling insurance. LOUIS BARTOLETTI Home Room 209 Spanish I, II Assistant coach of football, basketball, and track . . . Sponsor of Archery Club . . . Bacheloris degree from St. Francis and Pennsylvania State Universityg 1naster,s de- gree from University of Pittsburgh . . . Five years at ECHS . . . Enjoys walking and reading as hobbies . . . Former student of ECHS. DONALD CAMPBELL Agriculture Sponsors Future Farmers of America . . . Bachelor's degree from Pennsylvania State College . . . Working on mastefs degree at Pennsylvania State University. . . Second year at ECHS . . . Taught two years previously . . . Likes to hunt on students, farms. l Twelve 11.144,

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Um, -I- Mr. E..M. Johnston, supervising principal of ECIIS, has sent twenty-five previous classes to take their places. in the world. The veteran educator came as principal to Ebensburg- Cambria when the yoint school opened in 1929. He previously taught at Saltzhurg for four years. ,- . ,j4u1 We, the graduates, salute our principal, Mr. Johnston, who for the past four years directed all our school activities - educational and social. Under his guid- ance We furthered our education and prepared ourselves for the future. Mr. Iohn- ston made it possible for us to participate in many extracurricular activities and to attend various social events. A graduate of Grove City College and the Uni- versity of Pittsburgh, he has served as head of ECHS for 26 years, and always Was ready to lend a helping hand Whenever possible. A friend of each graduate, our principal Watches With interest the advancement of each student. Through the years his steadfast loyalty to his position and our Alma Mater has never failed. Eleven

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N11 Coolt, Mr. Dellastiani, Mr. Dugoni JAMES L.. COOK Problems of Democracy Head coach of football, basketball, and track . . . Athletic Director . . . Sponsor of Varsity Club, Rifle Club . . . Baeheloris Degree from Juniatag Masteris De- gree from University of Pittsburgh . . . Fifteen years at E C H S . . . Five years at XVood Township and Shade Township . , . Enjoys hunting and fishing as hobbies. LeROY DeBASTIANI Home Room 106 World History, Pennsylvania History, Civics . . . Sponsor of History Club, Assistant sponsor of freshman class . . . Bacheloris degree from St. Francis College . . . Graduate of E C ll S . . . First year as teacher here. JOSEPH V. DUCONI General Industrial Arts Co-sponsor of Industrial Arts Club . . . Assistant sponsor of sophomore class . . . Stage Crew sponsor . . . Bachelor's degree from California State Teachers Col- lege, master's degree from University of Pittsburgh . . . Ninth year at Ebensburg-Cambria . . . Spends time out of class as a painter and cabinet maker. The sec-ond period in our school day brings us to English class. English is important throughout high school, but especially so in the senior year. Here Fred Anderson explains a sentence to Alice Bright as Mrs. Flanagan watches. Miss Lohr teaches Susan Kalmar and Norma Johns the art of finger painting. Much hidden talent comes to life in our art department. The students help keep our school bright with decorations. Thirteen