Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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K nm During sixth period, you will find Mary Aroney and Betty Buffoni working in the library, aiding Miss Englchart. Our library is always available to the students for reference or pleasure reading. Under the direction of Mrs. Cruyer, thc honie econoniics de- partment prepares the students tor their future life. Here Eleanor -Tones and Nancy Hagens work to get Christmas stockings ready for the animal party at the Childrenis Horne. MISS KATHRYN LOHR Art Sponsor of Art Club and Arts and Crafts Club . . . Bachelor of Science Degree from State Teachers College, Indiana . . . Seven years at Ebcnsburg-Cam- bria High School . . . Previously taught at East Cone- niaugh School for one year . . . Her hobby is oil paintings. EDWARD MEEHAN Health Education and Physical Education Rifle Club sponsor, Assistant coach of football, bas- ketball, and track . . . Bachelofs degree St. Francis College, niasterls degree, University of Pittsburgh . . . Six years at Ebensburg-Cambria. MISS DOROTHY LIPHART Home Room 207 Pennsylvania History, Civics Sponsor of Bridge Club, and assistant sponsor of junior class . . . graduate of E C H S . . . Bachelorls degree froni University of Pittsburgh . . . Thirteen years at E C H S. Miss Lohr, Mr. Meehan, Miss Liphart Eighteen

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Mr Leffler, Mrs. Lease, Mir. Krumenaker JOHN KRUMENAKER Home Room 206 Shop Mathematics II, III, American History Sponsor of Science Club and sophomore class . . . Bacheloris degree from State Teachers College, Cali- fornia . . . Four years at Ebensburg-Cambria . . . Outside of school enjoys photography . . . Former student at E C H S. MRS. JULIA W. LEASE Home Room 109 Health and Physical Education Sponsor of Leader Club and cheerleader squads . . . Received her bacheloris 'degree from Slippery Rock State Teachers College . . . Taught at Ebensburg- Cambria for twelve years and previously taught for three years at Apollo High School . . . Likes to travel in her spare time. DONALD E. LEFFLER Home Room 212 Chemistry Sponsor of senior class and Rifle Club . . . Bache- loris degree, Indiana State Teachers College . . . Fourth year at E C H S . . . Wocidwork and classical music are his hobbies . . . Working toward his masteris degree at the Pennsylvania State University. From fifth period is heard murmuring of Spanish. Mr. Bartoletti points out to Eleanor Prycc and Lillian Cleaver the advantage of using pictures in teaching Spanish. This course not only aids our students aca- demically but also culturally. In our driver educa- tion course, the student receives both behind the wheel experience and classroom instruction in safe driving. Mr. Miller teaches Marlene Lutak and jean Smeal the fundamentals of good driving. Seventeen

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F Many problenis are solved in the seventh period trigonometrv class. Mr. Thornton lends a hand to help Ferd Shields and Ernest Hughes in solving a particularly hard proposition. In agriculture, Wendell Hunt and Don Mayer watch attentivelv as Mr. Camp- bell shows them the principles of judging a chicken. Many things of value to a future farmer are taught in the agriculture department. GERALD R. MILLER Home Room 105 Driver Education, American Ilistory Sponsor of the Archery Club and assistant sponsor of the junior class . . . Received his hachelor's degree from Lock Haven State Teachers College . . . Taught at Ebensburg-Cambria for three years . . . Enjoys sports as a hobby. MRS. MARILYN MURPHY Home Room 210 English II, H15 Composition, Journalism Sponsor of Spirit, Forensics, and Beta Tri-Hi-Y . . . Received her bacheloris degree at Indiana State Teachers College . . . Taught two years at E C H S and three years at Carrolltown High School. MICHAEL PIPAS Home Room 215 Biology Sponsor of junior Science Club and junior class . . . Received bachelor's degree from Saint Francis College and masteris degree from Goddard University . . . Taught seven years at E C H S and seven years previously . . . Enjoys taking a walk in the crisp fall air. Mr. Miller, Mr. Pipas, Mrs. Murphy Nineteen