Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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52 As we travel to third period We find Leo Rech and Barbara Ann Robinson discussing the problems of de- mocracy with their teacher, Mr. Cook. This course is valuable to seniors and keeps them up-toadate on cur- rent events. From industrial arts class come many skilled workmen. Mr. Farabaugh and Mr. Dugoni show Croyle and Shook some of the necessary skills. RUSS MARY FLYNN Dental Hygienist Open wide now is a familiar expression to all . . . Serves the students of Ebensburg-Cambria one Semester and the students of Ebensburg Grade School the second. JOHN GAYNOR Homeroom 104 American History, World History Assistant sponsor of the freshman class and co-sponsor of the Drarnatics Club . . . Received his hachelor's de- gree from St. Francis College . . . Has taught at Ebens- burg-Cambria for nine years . . . Taught previously at Ludlow for four years . . . Enjoys traveling outside of school . . . Serves as supervisor of the recreational pro- gram in Ebensburg. MISS HELEN GORDON Homeroom 107 English III, IV Sponsor of Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, senior class assistant sponsor, dramatics adviser. . . Received bachelofs degree at State Teachers College, VVest Chester . . . Previous teaching at Spangler and Chemawa, Oregon, Where she taught Navajo Indians . . . Seconld year at Ebensburg- Cambria High School. Mr. Gaynor. Miss Flynn, Miss Cordon Fifteen A ,F Aga 3 .1 '59 s 6 5

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6 mmm' MRS. DORA DAVIS Home Room 111 English I Sponsor of Alpha Tri-Hi-Y . . . Assistant sponsor of senior class . . . Bachelor of Arts Degree from Lebanan Valley College . . . Three years in the old Ebensburg High School, two years at Harrisburg High School, and fourteen years at Ebensburg-Cambria High School . . . Likes to sew in her spare time. MISS DOROTHY DAVIS Attendance Director General Mathematics, Algebra I Bachelor's degree from Wells College . . . Twenty-six years at Ebensburg-Cambria and three years at Altoona . . . Outside of school enjoys playing the cello and participating in the Womenis Club activities. MISS MARILYN ENGLEHART Librarian, Library Science Sponsor of Library Club, Forensics . . . Bacheloris degree, University of Pittsburghg graduate work, Penn- sylvania State University . . . Five years at E C H S . . . Hobby is photography . . . A graduate of Ebensburg- Cambria High School. MISS GLENNA EVANS Home Room 213 General Science, Algebra I, Plane Geometry Sponsor of Delta Tri-Hi-Y, freshman class sponsor Bacheloris degree from University of Pittsburgh . . Fifth year at E C H S . . . seven weeks at Cresson . . . A graduate of Ebensburg-Cambria High School. MARTIN FARABAUGH Metal Shop, Mechanical Drawing Co-sponsor of Industrial Arts Club . . . Bachelor's de- gree from California State Teachers College . . . Master's degree from the University of Pittsburgh . . . Sixth year at E C H S with his career interrupted by Army Service . . . A graduate of Ebensburg-Cambria High School. MRS. ADELAIDE FLANAGAN Home Room 108 English IV Assistant sponsor of senior class, Co-sponsor of Dra- maticis Clubg Member of Commencement Committee . . . Bachelor's degree, Indiana State Teachers College . . . Eighteen years at E C H Sg Also an E C H S graduate. Miss Englehart, Miss Davis, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Flanagan, Mr. Farabaugh, Miss Evans. r Fourteen '

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Miss Jones, Mr. Gruver, Mrs Crux cr MRS. LOIS GRUVER General and Vocational Home Economics Sponsor of sophomore class and Tawasi Club . . . Received her degree from Juniata College . . . Six years at E C H S, four years at Ebensburg and Fern- keeper. WILLIAM D. CRUVER Vocal and Instrumental Music Sponsors all music groups and Archery Club . . . Bachclor's degree, Indiana State Tcachcrs College . . . Four years at E C 'H S . . . Enjoys Woodwork and painting as hobbies. MISS MARTHA H. IONES Home Room 203 Shorthand I, II5 Typing I, II Sponsor of Central Banking Office . . . Bachelor of Science degree, Indiana State Teachers College . . . Worked at University of Pittsburgh . . . Twenty-six years at E C H S, four years at Ebensburg, and Fern- dalc . . . Also has done store clcrking and office work. As fourth period comes, commercial students, Madeline Koeglcr and Nancy Paul, learn the use of the ditto machine from Miss Ioncs. The commercial department prepares the pupils in all phases for a successful business career. Mrs. Lease, Eyalyn, and Janice show the class the technique of good archery. Physical education is an important factor in keeping our students healthy and happy. Sixteen