Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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JOSEPH SEMYAN Home Room 205 Business Correspondence, Business Mathematics, and General Typing Bachelor's degree from St. Francis College, Loretto . . . Attended Indiana State Teacheris College . . . First year at E C H S, three years at Altoona School of Commerce, one year at Portage joint High School . . . Outside of school enjoys photography and watch- ing television. ANDREW SINCEL Home Room 214 General Science, Physics, English I Junior class assistant sponsor . . . Camera Club Sponsor . . . Bachelor's degree, Indiana State Teach- ers College . . . Plans to work for master's degree at Pennsylvania State University . . . First year at Eb- ensburg-Cambria High School. RICHARD SLICK Home Room 211 English II Sponsor of Camera Club, Business Advisor of the Spirit . . . Bachelor's degree, University of Pittsburgh . . . VVorking for mastcris degree . . . Three years at E C H S, Taught one year previously . . . Worked as an auto mechanic before starting his teaching career . . . Likes all types of sports. c Singel. Mr. Stevens. CYRIL R. STEVENS Home Room 110 English I, Latin I, II . Sponsor of Oracle . . . Received bachelor's degree from St. Francis College . . . Ten years experience at Ebensburg-Cambria High School and previously taught two years at Big Run . . . Has done newspaper work and is board secretary for John Carroll Schools. WILLIAM C. STORMER Home Room 202 Bookkeeping I, II, Business Law Sponsor of Camera Club, Business Manager of Oracle . . . Bacheloris degree from Indiana State Teachers College . . . Working for master's degree at the University of Pittsburgh . . . Second year of teaching at E C H S . . . A graduate of Ebensburg- Cambria High School. FRANK THORNTON Home Room 113 Algebra I, II, Trigonometry, Solid Geometry Projectionist Club Sponsor . . . Bachelor's degree, Franklin and Marshall College . . . Master of Edu- cation, Pennsvlvania State College . . . Twenty-six years at Ebensburg-Cambria High School . . . Five years experience elsewhere. Twenty Mr. Seniyan, Mr. Slick, Mr Mr. Thornton, Mr. Stormer

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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

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Miss jean Evans is an ECHS graduate who returned to her Alma Mater as Mr. johnston's efficient secretary. She has been employed in this position for the past three years. Our loyal janitors - Merle James, john Berkstresser, and Reed Jones - capably perform the difficult task of keeping our school clean and orderly. Mrs. Florence Waring and Mrs. Cecilia Lagana are re- sponsible for the tantalizing aromas arising from the kitchen. Despite the hard Work, both of our cooks say they like the job. Twenty-one