Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1957 volume:

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With the stroke of a pen on thv contract e-tablirhing Central Cambria joint School District. the prcfidents of three school boartk rffvctml a far-rc-aching change. Mr. Davis of Jackson Township. Mr. Dominick of Cambria Townrhip. and Hr. Anderson of Ebensburg Borough symbolize the Cooperation of three communities combined for a better educational system. ntl I: 4 t lime moves onfa few short years ago WP XVUF9 ll'l'5llIllt'I1flOll3y NVQ' itll' SOIIIUIF. When we entered high school four years ago. we were lfllensliurg-Camliria High School: today. we are Central Camliria High School. Wvith the formation of a jointure con- sisting of Camhria Township. Elrenslmurg Borough. and ,Iaekson Township. we heeame a joint school offering students the henefits to he derived from an increased student hody, additional financial funds. a more extensive and diverse eurriculum. and a proposed en- largement ol' the present sehool plant and laeilities. is we have seen these ehanges. future Classes will witness further changes. The eur- rieulum will lre uniformly adapted to the needs of all students. and they will enter high school with a common liaekground horn of the standardizing of texts, requirements. and grading system throughout the combined dis- triets. The interests of all memlmer commun- ities will he directed toward making Central Camlmria School District their major concern. The unification of the individual schools from first grade through twelfth will make what .- ltkiw lieen a lmetter school. the liest one. The seniors were reluctant to accept the thought that they would not he graduated from the school to which they gate their whole- hearted support. ln step with that progress of time. llHXW'Yt'l'. they have pioneered in the estalrlishment ol lientral liamlvria lligh School m place ot ltlrensliurg-Lamlvria and. with the underelassmeu. loolx forward to lveiug alumni ol a school that ls lv-epmg pave with the stride ol education. .iw aq,,.4Hh t ,,,,., M. U School llollo: l.ux et Yeritas Srflool ffofoliy. lied and lllaelx , ,Q U s 5 a .f9 g .lg s 4' if . I 4? J' '-,fvff z ALMA NIATER .itop the zvrclnnt Jlleglzonim Since high school friendships .soon will serer Our high .whool stnnzls .wzzprenzo Anil farle f1.wloe'5the flying zlny. uNlZ0M'?llIll1.Y shall in our minds forerer ,Yen conzrnfles zz'illoi1rliz'P.w rvzliglzten Jlfizlv zrith us. our fonzlewt rlronnz. is in Ihr' zmrlrl zu? 14'Pnrl our uri-v: To .wwifaw Il PIP lpnrnfwl .xo nzzzch to vhorish .Alnzl yet ll hr1tPz'Pr ho Iifefv fortzznv 'Tu ill ln' .xo hnril Io sm' Ammrl-hw Tho' nivnzorj' fnils. for 'l.flf lZfl.N ll P .sigh. 1ix rhnw lll1flp!f'lIQf7 ll ilh IIA :lm otion lfrfll lol fi thvv .still. Our pllnzn llritvr. lin f,'f'IllI'Ill ffnrnlfrin High Uur Cfffzlrnl Cfnnzlfria High. QJOHN MASON FORWARD PROGRESS RECORDED HERE Page Page Page Page Page Page Page Patty and Larry help Mr Fara baugh with ldeas for The Oracle of 1957. As class sponsor M Farabaugh was keenly mterested 1n th1s year's publlcatlon K O, it K ov oo- oo Oo OO HR. FARAHALYCH . . . Uezlicrlteff of T110 Urrzrle lI1Il3l'I E With tlevpvst appreciatioii ww. thv ilhisf of Niiwtevii Hundred and Fiftx Seven. dedicate thi- Uiwivlf- In XIV. Nlurtin Farah Ti1I'0llQli1Ol1i our ymiiw in high fvinmi Nil: Fiil'iliJHll as stood out no only Hr an iIlrlI'l1t'l1ll' hut tilfo tix ti iiI'it'I1li. His thntigiitfiihn-sf and putiviiw' htm- gfuiciwi tix film-vsstiiiiiy through our senior year. This. Hr. Faiulmiigli. i- uni' thank, for ai jolt well done. 7 Oli! Sflleltllll. lCXtIlfl N IN it Academic . . . As Mrs. Flanagan observes, Sally explains to Marion and Jean the outline of her prize-winning essay. r ,W 'yt Commercial . . . Janet and Frances learn office procedure as Miss Evans shows them how to clean the typewriter. ll' -ff Home Economics . . . Janet checks the hem of Nancy's skirt as Virginia supervises The four-year period of secondary education is the period of the most profound change in the studentis intellectual make-up. He starts out in life with an aim-a goal to reach. The academic course helps in this respect by pre- paring our future teachers, doctors, and engineers for college work. The business world asks for an- other course-the commercial course-ffor secre- taries are just as important as business men. but in a different way. Speaking of importance, industrial arts, home economics. and agriculture are very necessary in life's program, for they add to the growth and con- tentment of our country. Whether it is to be a ditch digger or to be a lawyer. we must say we have received a good start in Central Cambria High School. 'Wx -214 'W I 1 1 lL'll llllt l11111-- 211111 Hun-111 1111-asurv the rat bait ax Nlr. Hrun111z1ugh ,r-Q ,-.1 94 V 41 I11d11st1'1al Arts . . . Hwward. Ronald. and John work hard on 11111 cffnftruvtion Of the frame vmrk of 3 110111. 1-Q 'ff' I.llPI'21I'V . . . Urf1111l11 llwar- Rav- X1111 will 111-t hhw 111 flllli 111,11 lmffk 5116- f,v11f-1111 . . . , . , . .111. IHI1. .1114 111111 I1-I1-11 111 1111 'Ax- 1111-11 111 11:4 N1-.11 F3-I -11114111111 by XIr.1l.1111f1r 9 iii EH , -.J 1 :hm 15 Y.. O lm 4 ' X j .gi-, . 55. I 1 P o'iX 2 ' 'waz X. IAIIN4 N IX XIXNN Illllbs vxlv Speech . . . Alvin helps Vonda record an important speech in preparation for forensic competition. Attaining good citizenship is one of the many goals of Central Cambria High School. The able teachers of our school give their hest efforts to make this possible. To permit a good foundation for the students. the administration allows them to select certain subjects of their own choice. ln addition to the five courses. specialized departments recognize each student as an individual. Recognition of the individual arouses the amhi- tion to search for new endeavors that will further enlarge the studentis personality. When this added interest is developed. more participation is taken in activities such as music. writing. speech. and art. The high regard in which our school is held luv others has made us strive for higher and higher goals. .YJ 2 4+ . . Driving . . . Q. llappy Day! Mary and Liz passed their driving examina- tions after taking thc drive-r's course in school. Physical Education . . . lJon't anyone sneeze. girl-. The girls really enjoy physica 1-dui ation classes. II u 9? -'--Yule 'Nix vii.,- The Change . . . Mr. jwllnxtwn. aupvrxixing principal. looks on as Nlr. Owk. prinuipal. relin- ishes his duticf ai coach tu Xlr, Nlrehan. A INISTR T10 f H' , , , .. p. it 44 s-.5 ,, ,-, 1 . I f M' - W . PL ng.-Q. -373, A- f iL0 C045 BMW Q., President GEORGE DAVIS Cambria Touvzship WILLIAM ANDERSON xr .E-L X Sf Cam rl glllp HNXCK bria T 011' - AUXY' t 1 is mm uw L L ' First Vice President JOHN ASKEW Ebensburg Borough LAWRENCE DAVIS L CHO? il WITHOUT THEM WE WOULI Ebfnsbufg The Central Cambria School Board meets the first Mon- day of each month in the high school library. JAMES ESTEP KENNETH SWINEFORD My Sb. Roy EIIPFIELD 731 I, Cambrzky 70107 6 5 . JOH, lp E UNABLE TO ADVANCE A I UK BER T REESE Not pictured with the school dirvftors i2 Alvin Evans who serves as non-nwmber trcaiurer. CYRIQS W. DAVIS J WILLIAM DOIQGHERTY 1 x Second Vice President Secretary GRANT DAVIS MISS MARTHA DAVIS Jackson Township Non-.Vember fackson. Tozcnship HARVEY HUNT E. J. SIMMONS fDied in Office! iii Ze.-.. IR. JOHNSTC1' DIRECTS NEW JOINT CHOOL -ww K Hn Q2 la : 5 F' 5 Q Greetings: :Ks a representative of the administration. I yseleonie each of you as students of this new institution. The Central Cambria Joint High School. lfduf-ation has made rapid progress during the last decade and many changes in school organization have been made. The primary' aim of the educational system is lo provinlr- the best type of training for all the youth of our country. Therefore. greater emphasis has been made on the educational programs in tht- urban and rural areas. Wye hope to be able to expand our services to all the youth of this community and In render greater opportunities to you. our students. It is a pleasure to haw- you as students of this high school and to aid in your preparation for a successful fu- ture. I6 E. BI. JOHNSTON As principal of lfbensburg- Cambria High School. Mr. li. M. Johnston had served our school for twenty'-seven years. llis able leadership brought our school to its present high standing. Because of outstanding service. he was promoted during the last year to a higher position when ho was ap- pointed supervising principal of the new Central Cambria Joint Schools. Mr. Johnston dictates a letter to Bliss Lois Morris, his secretary. V. -ef, MR. COOK. FORMER COACH. BECOMES PRINCIPAL ln recognition of his fine ability as an administrator. Nlr. James L. Cook was elevated to the position of principal of Cen- tral Cambria High School. His experience in working with boys as coach has made him quite capable of fulfilling his new duties. Linder his leader- ship our school will maintain the high standing which it had under the name of Ebenshurg- Cambria. Bliss Jean Evans is a capable assist- ant to Mr. Cook in office work. sf .-4-in 4 L 'C , 2 5 ' hr 1 Q Dear Seniors: Secondary school education is dedicated to the build- ing of an enduring civilization. Emphasis is increasingly placed upon contributing to the growth of the entire per- sonality of boys and girls and upon guidance of growth toward preparation for life problems and situations. You. the members of the Senior Class of 1957. are to be congratulated for your many achievements as students in the Central Cambria High School. Although the name of our school is new. in traditions we are old. You pre- served these rich traditions and maintained the high stand- ards of those that passed before you. This was only achieved by the cooperation and participation of all. May the future classes profit by your rich contributions. JAMES L. COOK I7 A p HSI' f ,, THEY EDWARD.AMMANN MF.. University of Pittsburgh Physics. Guidance Key Club, Physics Club ROLAND ANODIDE B.A.. St. Francis College English I. II Spirit. Freshman Class Sponsor LOLIS P. BARTOLETTI B.A.. St. Francis College MF.. University of Pittsburgh Spanish I. Il Sophomore Class Sponsor. Track Coach. Football Coach JAMES BALYNICARDNER B.A.. St. Francis College American History. Driver Education Freshman Class Sponsor ,fi I 1 v . Z5- I8 4dilhm Psi' LEROY J. DEBASTIANI B.A.. St. Francis College RIF.. Liniversity of Pittsburgh Civics. Pennsylvania. American. Freshman Football Coach. Junior Class Sponsor. Assistant Track Coach DORA DAVIS B.A.. Lebanon Valley College English I Alpha Tri-Hi-Y DOROTHY DAVIS ILA.. Wells College General Mathematics. .Attendance Director MARILYN ENGLEHART A.B.. Ifniversity of Pittsburgh Eq. ALS.. Pennsylvania State LH Library Club. Forensics Club. Freshman Class Sponsor Algebra I DEWEY K. BRLINIBAUCH B.S.. MF.. Pennsylvania State University Vocational Agriculture Future Farmers of America CLIFFORD NI. BLTERBAUCH B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College MF.. University of Pittsburgh Typing I. Shorthand I. Business Correspo Freshman Class Sponsor and World History -P Ar' Ar iiversity Librarian , ARE OUR MASTERS Assistant ndence 29 f 'L-4'xw V7 YET STILL OUR FRIENDS 1n,, i iii . CLENNA EVANS B.S.. Lniversity of Pittsburgh General Science. Algehra I Delta Tri-Hi-Y. Senior Class Sponsor MARTIN P. FARABALCH B.A.. California State Teachers College M.E.. Lniversity of Pittsburgh Shop. Shop Mathematics Stage Crew. Industrial Arts Cluh. Senior Class Sponsor ADELAIDE FLANAGAN B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College English IV MARY FLYNN University of Pennsylvania Dental Hygienist LENORA CARRET Pennsylvania State University Special Education JOHN GAYNOR B.A.. Lock Haven State Teachers College World History ' yt fir 'fZ ' L I., '- 4,9 . ' 'L '33 an ,, . . ,P F' fe' i.'.. N 42' I. 1 in . Q! f v -' K., HELEN GORDON B.S.. West Chester State Teachers College English III. IV. Senior Composition Dramatics. Junior Class Sponsor WILLIAM GRIQVER B.S., Indiana State Teachers College M.E.. Pennsylvania State University Instrumental and Vocal Music FRANCIS HORNE B.A.. St. Francis College English II. Civics. Pennsylvania History Sophomore Class Sponsor. Forensics, Dramatics MARTHA H. JONES B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College Shorthand II. Typing II, Exploratory, Clerical Practice Banking Office, Handbook 'fs- I9 it JOHN KRUMENAKER B.S.. California State Teachers College Algebra I. ll. Plane Geometry. Shop Mathematics Senior Class Sponsor JELIA LEASE XJ' B.S.. Slippery Rock State Teachers College 'QR Health. Physical Education ff.-,,f '-:PO-SX 14533 Leader Club. Cheerleaders DONALD LEFFLER B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College M.E.. Pennsylvania State University Chemistry Chemistry Club DOROTHY LIPHART B.S.. University of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania History, Civics Beta Tri-Hi-Y KATHRYN LOHR B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College Art Art Club EDWARD MEEHAN B.A., St. Francis College M.E.. University of Pittsburgh Health. Physical Education Football. Basketball Coach GERALD MILLER B.S.. Lock Haven State Teachers College American History. Driver Education. Health, Physical Education Assistant Basketball Coach. Baseball Coach MARILYN MURPHY B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College English II, III. Journalism Sophomore Class Sponsor. Spirit RUTH NEWELL B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College Home Economics I. II. III. IV Future Homemakers LEONARD ORANGE B.S.. California State Teachers College Industrial Arts Industrial Arts Club. Stage Crew if THEY ARE DEVOTED TO THE mf . My ' .f . il f , ., -Dsl fffmr J, J 'YW . ' MA t it ig? Ytq. MOLLDING OF GOOD CITIZENS MICHAEL PIPAS B.A.. St. Francis College M.E.. Goddard College Biology JOSEPH SEMYAN B.S.. St. Francis College JBT. Business Mathematics. Typing I. General Typing Camera Club. Junior Class Sponsor Spd ANDREW SINGEL B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College General Science. Physics junior Class Sponsor. Science Club CYRIL R. STEVENS 4, B.A.. St. Francis College Latin I, II. English II Nr' Oracle. Sophomore Class Sponsor. Publicity -II . s WILLIAM STORMER B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College ' AR-L Bookkeeping I. II. Business Law Business Manager of Oracle gil JANICE THox1PsoN B.S.. Indiana State Teachers College P.O.D., American History. English III Gamma Tri-Hi-Y. Senior Class Sponsor FRANK M. THORTON B.S.. Franklin and Marshall College M.E.. Pennsylvania State Ifniversity Algebra II. Solid Geometry. Trigonometry JEAN EVANS Secretary Cafeteria Manager dl' M' 4 11. Besides the regular faculty. four student teachers from State Teachers College. lndiana. taught at uur schfml. Teaching in the connnercial department during the first semester were Vfilliani Nlc-Crory and Miss Geraldine Prescaru itup left picturet. Two graduates taught here the second semester-Xliss Joyce Burlcey uf the class of 1053 and Rohert lioerr. a 1919 graduate. .-Xll teachers. including the student teachers. en- juyed inunients of relaxation in the new faculty rucmi. They are human. too-and su take time from their lvusy day to eat. Finial activities of the faculty' were directed hy the iifficers of the Teachers Organization. They were Xliss Curdfin, president: Nlr. Bartoletti. vice- president: Nlrs. Nlurphy. secretary. and Hr. Sein- xan. treasurer. f 0,136- The high regard for cleanliness and neatness which our school has attained could never have heen possihle without the help of our efficient employes. Hrs. Florence Waring and Xlrs. Cecelia Lagana prepared our school lunches. In addition they gave their serxices for other school actixities. including the turkey dinner for the faculty of Central Carn- lvria Schools. Norln-rt Varahaugh. our newest janitor. kept the auditorium and halls sparkling cle-an. Reed Jones. night janitor. is well known to the students who attended eu-ning activities. for lie was always present to help theni. John lie-ikstiw-ssei'. head janitor. was ever ready to do a faxor for a teaclier or student in addition to his t'l'gIlllill' dutit-s. 4-x , ,Ile -Ns , .W I ' fr 23 v ,K van hp v Q 2 ,ff Graduation . . . The great day has finally arrived. Janice. Clifford. Robert. and Myra are all et for the once-in-a-lifetime occasion. SENIGRS SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: DeBastiani, Long, Kohute. Second row: Aitken, Martin, Prentice. . X J ik, V. 'rx At last May! Last days of school! Senior Ban- quet! Graduation! As our school days came to a close, we fondly looked back over the years. We recalled the party at the Pool in our Freshman year and the County Eairl' in our Sophomore year. Busy indeed were our Junior and Senior years with thoughts of class rings, peanut sale, Prom, class plays-'iMen are Like Streetcarsv and HMC and My Shadowf' The Oracle, the Sno-Ball. For our final year we elected Jerry Long to his fourth term as president. Other officers were Rich- ard DeBastiani. vice presidentg Martha Kohute, secretary: Jeannette Prentice, treasurer, and Vonda GRADUATION HAS COIVIE SENIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Farabaugh, Head Sponsor. Seated: Mr. Krumenaker, Miss Evans, Mrs. Thompson. A ' In Y? -.1 . fx ,,, 1 ag I 5 Martin, chaplain. Our voices in student government were those of Idamarie Vicini. Thomas Shields, Richard De- Bastiani, Shirley Davis, Judith Paul, Bernard Man- nion, and Nancy' Duman. Representing us on the Executive Committee were Vista Stoy, Thomas Shook, Elizabeth Kischel, Shirley Davis, Clifford Wright, Ronald Sheehan. Thomas Shields. and Harold Rager. We were grateful to our sponsors-Mr. Fara- baugh, Miss Evans, Mr. Krumenaker. Mr. Meehan, and Mrs. Thompson. And so with graduation, we took our leave. Now to meet the future. A new I at IT ARRIVED T00 SOON MARY JANE AITKEN Janie Colver Commercial A thousand blushing apparitionsl Varsity Cheerleader, Class Play, Library Club. Chorus, Beta. Class Assistant Treasurer. DONNA ALBRICHT Jackson Twp. Commercial A jolly word, a pleasant smile! Library Club, Oracle. ROBERT ALBRIGHT Bob Jackson Twp. General A regular guy is hel Camera Club. ROBERT ALLISON Bob Ebensburg Academic He is the pineapple of politeness! Key Club. JOSEPH AMBRISCO .loe Ebensburg Commercial The learned and authentic fellow! Oracle. ROSE MARY ANCERT Rosie Colver Academic Happiness is the natural flower of duty! Leader Club, Alpha, Spirit, Library Club, Oracle. MARY JANE ANNA Ebensburg Commercial Somewhat quiet, somewhat shy! Art Club, Chorus, Delta. BETTY AUTON Betts Colver Commercial Never out of action! Art Club. 27 cv. 065' ' 4 ig... I READY FOR THE FLTURE ROSE MARIE BALDINI Culver Custom is second nature. Oracle. THOMAS BALLOW Jackson Twp. Commercial Agriculture Silence is organized knowledge. Future Farmers, Varsity Club, Football Commercial .MM'3MfI 5, , , H. 0 . JANICE BECQUET V M Colver ' , This is the long and short of it. no S 4 Library Club. Chorus, Oracle, Alpha. Q'4 ff I ttf' JOSEPH BEDNAR . Revloc Like little with a mighty heart! Key Club, Band. Q f xx SHIRLEY BELLISH Shirl Colver Commercial Lovely to look at, delightful to lfnowl Library Club. PATRICIA BORING Pat Jackson Twp. Academic Fun is her hobby. Spirit, Rifle Club, Oracle. NANCY BRACKEN Nan .lackson Twp. Home Economics She'll get along, smiles are always in style. Future Homemakers. VIRGINIA BRANAS Ginny Cambria Twp. Home Economics Rules the roast.' Band, Future Homemakcrs. 'Nl' n WE FACE LIFE HOPEFULLY ROSE BROAD Rosie Jackson Twp. .-Xcarlm-iiiie Wisdom and niorlesly are previous attributes. PATRICIA Revloc Science Cluh. BROWN Her eyes are the midnight. Chorus. Gamma DAVID CALDWELL Jackson Twp. Pleasant, quiet is he. DONALD CARNS Revloc Fight till the last gasp. Enotliall, Varsity Club, Basketball. Pat Academic Aeademic Buzzy General I f R. N f 'fl ,gf 2 55,4 Q-.ga 4,,.--wr SARAH CESSNA Sally Ehenshurg Home Economics Her quietness is surpassed only by her good nature. Future Hnmemakers. RALPH CIOTTI Chico Colver Industrial Arts The only way to hare a friend is to be one. Stage Crew, Shop Club. ROBERT CONRAD Hola Ebenshurg R, D. I Industrial Arts Silence is golden. Shop Club. NANCY COOK ,Yana Ehenslmurg Academic She seems quiet at first, but you find out, oh, you do-do. Leader Cluh. Library Club. lland, Chorus, Alpha. 29 OUR COURSES PREPARE US Q X SAMUEL COX faguar D Ebensburg General I .Wen of few words are the best men. 41 Track. C' MICHAEL DARGAY Vibe Colver Industrial Kr Great Guy! Camera Club, Football, Varsity Club. I , PAUL DAVIDSON Lanky 5 if kj , 'f I I Ebensburg General I 'I' WI 1 T A ,Q , Into the midst of things! fi t an , 2 Chemistry Club. I ' 'A DALE DAVIS ' 2 SHI , 6 Colver Industrial Arts ' l '4 A- - I I 10017 okayf. j I A Shop Club. . I X TN V I ROBERT DAVIS Bob Cambria Twp. General Quiet manners are a mark of good breeding. Oracle. I SARA DAVIS Sally Jackson Twp. Academic The past unsighed for, the future sure' Band, Orchestra, Chorus. ,T , SHIRLEY DAVIS Shrill Cambria Twp. Commercial She's cute, she's sweet. Student Council, Leader Club, Band, Delta lPres- identj, FFA Sweetheart, Executive Committee. RICHARD DEBASTIANI Richie Colver Academic Dependable and lots of jun. Student Council, Key Club tPresidentJ, Varsity Club, Football, Basketball, Track, Class Vice President, Chemistry Club. 'IQ' Ki' FOR OUR FUTURE WORK JE.-KN DESCAVIFH Slugger Revlof' Commercial She is endoifed uith a pleasant nature. HOPE DILL.-XNT Herlfie Colvvr Commercial Cay and happy and sweet is she, a noble girl we lfnou' her to be. Leader Club. Blajorette. Alpha Class Play. Oracle. Library Club. CHALMER DILLING Jackson Twp. Academic Duty is his motto, lfnowledge is his name. PATRICIA DONIINICK Pat Colver Commercial A pretty girl, a peppy girl. ll cheerful girl, a thousand girls in one. Varsity Cheerleader. Oracle. Library Club, Alpha. L. 'Q' . V I , I -V. - ' Q ' . ei L , - Q' J, v ai' '59 T' ix rx' Q .1- THOMAS DULASHAW Tom Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts Deeds not words. Shop Club. NANCY DUNIAN Dizz Ehenfburg Commercial A good student, sweet and sincere, a charming girl from all we hear. Student Council, Varsity Cheerleader, Alpha lPre5- identt. Leader Club. MELVIN EDWARDS .llel Ebensburg Academic illildest manners, gentle heart. Spirit, Projection Club. ALVIN EVANS Arch Ebenfburg Academic A fair and good-hearted chap. Band. Science Club, Forensic Club. 3l DOROTHY FREIDHOFF Dottie Ebensburg R. D. ACad6miC A girl like this youire glad to meet-plenty of charm and mighty sweet. Science Club, Forensics, Spirit. JANET GILLIN Jackson Twp. Home Economics Sugar and spice and everything nice! Future Homemakers. DENNIS GIOVACCHINI Den Colver Academic His personality is tops. Football, Student Council, Rifle Club, Varsity Club. COLLEEN GLASS Ebensburg Commercial A good looking girl made of brunette type with eyes that shine like stars at night. Library Club, Chorus. ACADEMIC LIFE QUALIFIES .IOHN EVANS Ron Cambria Twp. Agriculture Speech is great, silence is greater. Future Farmer. FRANCINE FINCH Frenchy Colver Academic Style is the dress of thought. Library Club iPresid:-ntl. Spirit. Delta, Chorus. ELIZABETH ANN FORD Betty Ann Revloc Academic Little friends may prove great friends. Library Club, Archery Club, Band, Chorus, Beta. ROBERT FRANCIS Grass Colver Agriculture Fight the good fight. Future Farmers, Football, Library Club, Varsity Club. 'if' ,pl-. 'US FOR COILFCIATF WORK mmux CRII-'I-'ITN llam- Culver Cnnuuereizll ln all rlzfrzge elle is simple and sweet, Fpirit. Chfwrue. Xlpha, RON:Xl,l7 CRll7l7lTll Crifffe C0lVf'l' .'Xemlf'111i4- Ile iv n sport in ererx' Il ay. K1-3' Clulv. Traek. Camera Clulm. BERN,-XRD ll.-XCIZNS llern Culver lmluctriul Arte l'll lie quiet for 110143 but thenfll be ll time j'0ll,ll lzenr from me. Shop fllulm. CHARLES H:XllPSTlfR Harp Elmnilmurgl Af'Z1flf'lIllC Knozrlezlge is rz treasure. but praetife is a key to it. Kc-5' fflulr. ffamr-ra Club. TraCl-1. Baml. Orvlxeftra. 1--x 795 '53 'S' vs. 6- 1 . I Xl 'tg . e :S U Y' S' r V s ' ' bn' ,liizn xv D ef :'.V' in 'Irv' ' I X ' 3 u Nw X' uf x SHIRLEY ll:XRTl-XCK 5111.71 Culver Commercial .4 merry heart makes a l'l1C6fflll cozmienance. Library Club. Chorus. Leacler Club. DON,-XLD HARVEY Duck Elwnslmurg Academic .-1 real swell ,mu .' Clwlnigtry fllulm. ALCIQRON HINES Bzulfly Flu-nxhurg lmluxlrial Arts Gfllfltlgll-1. neeal ue' sap moref Slllill fllulr. For-tball, Yar-ily Clulm. MYR.-X HOOVER .lly Elmf-n-llurg Home l-fconmuicQ Lomes at Ihe las! and mth fl little pin. Future Homrruakere 'Pre-illent I. 33 Q'F 'FY' G A 1 , 4.1 . ' .Yvv f ' J MARY JANE KEITH Janie Colver Academic Her actions speak for her! .JANET KELLY Jackson Twp. Commercial The tree of silence bears the fruit of peace. JOHN KELLY Kelly Ebensburg Industrial Arts All who know him call him friend. Shop Club. LARRY KIRKPATRICK Kirk Jackson Twp. Academic The superior man is slow in his word and earnest in his conduct. FUTURE FARMERS PROMOTE DWYER JOHNS Jackson Twp. AC3d9mlC Greater men have lived, but I doubt it. MARGARET JONES Margie Ebensburg ACadHTT1lC As merry as the day is long! Varsity Cheerleader, Leader Club, Beta, Band, Oracle SANDRA JONES Sand Ebensburg Academic Always happy, never sad, sometimes naughty, but nefer bad. Nlajorette. Alpha. Leader Club, Class Play, Library Club, Oracle. SARA JONES a Ebensburg Academic Good, true, and loyal-would that there were more like her.' rfg Beta, Eb-Debs, Chorus. -W tXCRICI'I.TI'R,XI, LEADERS Ermxarrii KISCHFI. 1.1: R.-all-v ' Kvallfiiiiil' Yf f'r mn' her mritf Ii YI-Ht e first the zi nrlfl liessarzf Spirit. Class lllay. Nw-nw Club. Fw-Cutixe Cum- mittfw-. Chemistry Club. Ylllfllxl 'X KOFCLKR Ginger lmrvtta Cr'-mmf-rrial Sport Rmaff lmaile-r Club. Uravlv Staff. Class Play, Nl:XRTH.-X lffllllvlllq Sis Colm-r .'XCarlc'riiif' Crafe in her steps, heaven in her ey esf Clivmistry Club. Class Play. .lV Cheerleader. Alpha. Oravle ICO-Editurt. Class Secretary. PALLINE KORNTANIS Colm-r Academie In her wife. and in her smile. me thinks there is fliarni Library Club. Chorus. L in 'Z' al. P' RONALD KOSTELNIK Ron Colver lnclustrial Arts To be and be seenf Varsity Club. Football. FRANCES KOWALSKY Cookie Colver Commf-rfial To lznou' her is to foie herf Delta. Spirit. Library Club. Cborus. NIA-XRTH.-X KOZICKI Colvsr lV:flIIlI11f'fC'lHl Quiet. reseriemi. yet ml! of fun flbftrus, JANlClf KRLC fan Colwr Cv-ninir-rt ial That small lxnouing muff 35 is UTAKE A LETTER, PLEASE N LEONA KRLTG Culver Commercial Anuithing for a quiet lifef ELGENE LAJLDICE PEPPER Rm-Inc lnfluslrial Arts A Short as a flreamf i Ffmtlmall. Varsity Club. Shop Club. l ' Q , 0 HLCH LARlNll'iR Liglzlning : , Q 5175 Ebcnsliurg Commercial X A f fl This is ll sure curflf T , ' - JANET LASHINSKY Jan N Jackson Twp. Commercial ,, ,, ' Her frieuflslrip is 'constant in all thingsl Q Camera Club, Oracle. Archery Club. if J wi .rf ' W l M JAMES LAWSON ' ffm Jackson Twp. Academic Swell fellow wifh a crazy drum I Band, Orchestra. STANLEY LEMONOVICH Slush Revloc Industrial Arts Kindness is virlue itseljl Shop Club. SALLY LEONARD Jackson Twp. Academic A busy, helpful, charming lass, a bright and shining light in every class. Oracle 1EditorP, Forensics, Beta, Chernistq' Club, Chorus. RAE ANN LESSER Rag Ebensburg Commercial Pretty is as pretty does! Library Club, Spirit, Oracle, Chorus, Gamma. 36 qyff' Y. , If Si' .ff Sw' CRIFS THE BVFIXFFS WORLD PRINT.-X Llfwvlg Culver Cr-nmmerr-ial Kinfl hearts are more than raranetsf l.f'z11lf'r Club. .-K 1 t. IIOWLAXRD LINK Pete' Eb:-nsburg Industrial Arts .llirror at ruztrtesix' Fbnp Club. CLYDE LITTLE Ifbensburg .-Xcadcmic To be a true and noble rnan is a higher goal than fame. Key Club. Chi-mistry Club. GERALD LLOYD fern' Revlon' Industrial Arts Quiet. lfinfl. whose nature nerer rariesf Fbop Club. 44, 9 - --V LT, 'wi' -, s .I -A X' 'l 5-to - DONNA LONG Ebensburg Commercial A girl well lilfefl by alll Art Club. Library Club. Class Play. Forensics. Spirit llfditorl. GERALD LONG ferry Portage R. D. Academic King of all good jellozcsf Class President. Football. Varsity Club. ROBERT LONG Strut: Iafl-C-on Twp. Industrial Arts .4 quiet niincl is rifher than a crozvnf Fbup Club. NIICIIAITL LLQT.-XK .llilfe M ' Rvvloc Industrial Arts 6 if ' ,4 silent fellvux' I Sltnp Club. A 5 I .', .E 37 4. I 'w i I 'IR '-bf JOHN MCKAVISH Mack Colver lndustrial Arts Not afraid of work, but in sympathy with it. Basketball, Shop Club, Varsity Club. BEVERLY MCNIASTERS Crash Ebensburg Commercial A light heart lives long! Library Club, Spirit, Archery Club, Alpha, JV Cheerleader. ROSEMARIE NIADERIA Rosie Jackson Twp. Commercial An air of good humor surrounds herl Leader Club, Oracle, Class Play, Chorus, Delta. BERNARD MANION fake Culver lndustrial Arts The highest of distinction is servicel Basketball, Shop Club, Varsity Club. HOME ECONOMICS CLASS MARION LUTHER Jackson Twp. Academic She has poise. pep. and personalityf Library Club. Class Play. Chorus. Gamma, Chem- istry Club. PENELOPE LYDIC Penny Ebensburg R. D. Commercial Smile to ereryone who comes her wayl Art Club, Library Club, Junior Science, Band, Orchestra. FLORll'l'TA MCCABE Toots Rcvloc Commercial Quiet, dependable, two good qualities! Spirit, Delta, Chorus. ELEANOR MCCULLOUGH Ellie Colver Commercial Her ways are ways of pleasantness. M if X N . f , LEADS TO HAPPIER HOMES DOROTHY Nl.-XNKFY Dol Fllt'IlNllllTfl Sha fll'I'VlS arnunr ffl uuuwrvial l in llkilll nn liar lrvf. lor llilllf- somr grafe, slip f11V1'I be lmal, 0 Kr-XY Nl:XR'l'lN Yincn rarlv. Nlajfwrvttv. IX,fl'1'SI.P Cfuririif-rvial Humor if the lzarmony of llie lwrrrtf VONDA NlARTlN Elm-nsluirg Spirit. filmrils fimnlue-rvialr And the snifle she xolllx' uses. fills tlie .iilenfe like a .Speer-lz. D llantl. Clase Playa flamma tlrr-sitlf-ntl, Orarlt-. lfnrf-risicw. Claw ffhaplin. filirrrua l.f'a1le'r filulv. JAMES NIELNYK Colvvr lim Industrial Arts Labor is itself a pleasure 1:-r ilfmp Clull. YT? -' X 4 78 sf 'C' 'ta- . ,V I I STEVEN NIFLNYK Pew Wm' fffvlve-r Conuuf-rvial llepwnlable. xinrere boy' .l,-Xxllfs Nlll.LlfR .lim llylo Park Industrial Art- .YOI Ilia! you won or lost the game. but 0l1.' hon' you playerl the game. Flwp fflulx. Vanity filulx, Football. Bailwtlmall. JAXXICT XlII,I,liR llrinfe- tlullitziu Iluuim-rt-ial Cn lllYPVPSl1PU.'1ll.Sl1F will make' her marlg. Uravlr. Forrn-ics. Nlajfrrvttv-. JOHN NIONYAK Sliarlrff' lark-uri Twp, lntluxtrial Art- Trnublfs r1P1Pr trouble him. Slupp fllulm. 39 THE BEST OF CARPENTERS '5 - ' A F-XHOI Alfllllfl AYTT I 'Ii I lflv-11-lmrg .AVZ1flf'Illlf' L , V AV f M Stzlrllmu tn fzfmvu' . ' Xlplul. iv- Y , v . ' Tll0AlAb NIOX I-.R .Voc A lflwrl-llurg Avzulf-lniv 'N .-Y jest l1rf'f1l.s rm boilers. fflax- Play. Fnntlmall. 'M a -f-Q 1 .gl 1 7 237 l X . , 1 . JAMES MYIQHF Jim ,lavkson Twp. Avanleunic u Y fy! Hulse hay u'h1'lf' lhp sun xlzirwxf ' 5 Cllr-rllistrx' illulv. Svivncv lllulm. sf- ' 5' PATRICIA OTERIEN Palti Elmvnslvurg. .'AL'Z.Hlt'IIlll' A Uh. I0 rlress all ffm and danrz' all niglllf M- M l.:-avlvr Club. Bda lllTQ'Nl1lQ'Ill I. Claw Play-. JW 0 f, 15 X . CHARLES ULEXA Chub Culwr Industrial Arts Let thy morris be jeux' Slmp Club. ELIZABETH OLEXA Helly Culwr Commercial Alu legafnm is so rirh as lwlzvsty. Oracle. Archery Club. .lL'lJlTll l'AL'L furfy Jam-lawn Twp. JAl'L1Alf'IIlll' 'Tis good IU lm merry ZIIII1 zlzfwzi' Crude-nl Ufuncil. Lla-2 Play. Clltrfllt livlta. l.f'2lfl!'T Club. ,IUHY PIHHCIY Hllffl.l'UH6 lflfmsburgz Uvnvral Alerer idle, bu! Ifzoughtful uf olhersf Athletic Manager, Narfity Club. 40 , f, 'E' K lf 5 l l R 1 I NIAKF THF FFWFFT CHIPS COYS'l'XYf1lf l'0l.lN9KY Cmznip Rv-xlw ff+uiir11f'rvi:il llaf av mn Il :mul mints nv ry vqflengr nt' incl . l l P flummxi. llunfl. .l lf 'X NN I-ITTI-1 l'I-ll-1X'l'Il ilf Fin flllwr fl-inrm-rvial Prefix. wft1'f1'er1t. flvprnflalfle. true. a :al lil.-f lwzrirwtle uill alum s mine tlirouglrl l,v-amlvr fflulr I llrw'-irlefnl P. Oravlv. Runvl. Cla-A l'lziv. Alplm, 4Il:1-- 'l'rv':1N1m-r. ll XRRY R 'Vllfll lim' ,lil4'l'ii1lIl Twp, lnllu-trial Arix llappi-go-lzfrlxx iv lzix trenrl. but all in all a Very ,zonal lrlenfl. Slmp fflulv. lfxvz-iitiu' Cmnniittve-, Nl.-Xl'lilCli lllfllf lfruli luvrvttw Agrirulturv Sam little. but Ilzirzlzs cz lot. Riflv 4Ilulv. Future- Faririvra 3 A f'-' rv' urs lbs f' fi g l N CHARLES RICHARDSON Chuck Revlon' Academic Hefs a student, friend, athlete, and gentleman, Key Club. Art Club. Varsity Club, Football. JEAN RISALITI feanie Elwmliurg Avamlvmif Give me your hand, let me feel your pulsef Leader Club. Oracle. Band. Chorus. Alpha. Nl.-XRY CAROL ROBERTS Carol Ehenfhurg Commercial ls 5he so quiet and flemure. llapbe. 1lun't be too sure. Baml. Alpha. Girl! En-rmhlv. MARY AYN ROBINSKY Roe Rm-lm' lfunirrirrvial Hrozui-eyezl gal uith plenty at friends, knows hou' to mee! all orlds aml enrls. Rf-ta. 4I 'x sTEv1g suuofi Harry Revloc Commercial A man of few words, a man of jew faults! GENE SEESE Frog Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts Be wiseg soar not loo high to fall, but stoop to risel lfuuthall, Shop Club, Varsity Club. ROBERT 5HANK Bob Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts Uhf 11's a cunning boy .' Shop Club. THOMAS SHANK Hawk Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts One thing is jorerer goodg that is successf Shop Club. OUR TEACHERS INSPIRE MONTE RORER Bear .lac-kson Twp. Industrial Better to wear Otlt, than to rust outf Rifle- Cluli. Archery Clull. Shop Cluh. LYNN ROSE lib:-nsburg General Oh! trhli IfllPl zrorlrlf Chemistry Cluh, JOAN SAXIJOR jackson Twp. fivacleiiiic A likeable girl with a likeable wayx' Chorus. Alpha. Oracle. JOSEPH SEAMEN Ehenshurg R. ll, Acad:-niic Quiet and lilfealule, will never forget him. .M 4 'ilu US TO ATTAIN OUR COAT. P.-XTRICIN Slllfll Puffy R+-xlur' fl0lllIN4'Tf'lill nl. ww-I, qnilv pf'I1'tf' .' fllllbflb. flanuna. RON.-XID FHICHI.-KN Coon Flu-rm-lulrgx Imlu-trial Arte fm nn! ax haxhfnl as I fools. Fx:-vllliw f:1iIIlINlllt'f'. Sllnp lflulm. PATRICK 5lllfliRY Irish Ebensburg Imlu-trial gXrtQ .4 man HIIISI he H119 to hzlv rode. Shop lflulm. THOMAS SHII-ILIJS Tzzflwr Ely:-nSl11lrg As'a+lr'1nif' Qt l1e'll 1411111 some Jay in Ihr hall of fanze. uflvnt Uulllcil 4Prvfi1lvr1tl. Kay fflula. Varsity Club. F0rPnsiCS. Churus. Football. liaskf-tball. Executive' Cnlnrnittw-, Cllr-mistry Club, L 'S' ' 'dv 7 ,I. ,. 12 K' 5,-J Qi Z' JAMES FHOUK ,lim Cambria Tup. Crlmmcrcial Ifllllf' rm xzzpvrffzlmzw fvzkzne L J THOMAS Suomi V flulwr lnflu-trial .UIQ 'X 6 x 140' 711t'1.'lV1Il1lvV reUw14'e'ze'rxffm+ fzlmxf Stull:-nt lfmlm-il. Kr-5 lflulr. Sh-lp I Iulw. lfxwlltiw Cwlmuittw. BARBARA SHLWTACK Barb Cnlwr Academic Frmn lflllf' vprzrlgx mm lmn! II mighlx Vlmmq I.ilrr.1ry l:lllll.l.ll1vf'llX DUNN.-X SICIIKO E 1,1-lu-r 4.:f1111nr-rr-lal rlflzavs xufel 117111 flvnznrv. of her v7Vl'f'l?lIS1'1l4AIJ we me lure. Lhvlrux 43 ' ull! AY:-'ll- ,, 1F'5g5iif'i 'ff ' 1, ,Q ....fix? mggz.. - 452' 135525 I M :QW Sie ROBERT STINSON Bob Cambria Twp. Industrial Arts A frienrllv heart that has plenty of frienflsl Rifle Club. Archery Club. Shop Club. VISTA STOY Colver Commercial Full of sparkle, dash, and gof Varsity Cheerleader. Student Council. Gamma. Executive Committee. Leader Club. Oracle. ROBERT TAYLOR Bob Ebensburg Academic He knows u'hat's u'hat.' Key Club, Class Plays. EDWIN TEETER Jackson Twp. Academic One good turn rlesertes another. Camera Club. x STRIFE AND TOIL NEVER DELORES smoxe Dee Ebpngburg Home Economics Cookery has lzerome an art.' Future Homcrnakers. EVA SINGER Ellie Jafkgon Twp- Commercial Winning is her way anrl pleasant is her smilel Science Club. gpirit. ROBERT SPEICE Bob Ebensburg Academic A mighty spirit fills this frame. Band, Orchestra. RICHARD SPRINKLE Zeke Ebensburg R. D. Agriculture Some people really enjoy work-poor souls. Art Club. Library Club. Future Farmers. E' ONCE IIXHKFN OIR HOPFS ru XI uf 'nfl- l l- r: .lan kwu Twp, .'w414Iv'111i4 '11 mu 'zrzzfm' wzflf ffffu N H11 1 I!!-ra. LUIYIT 'HIUNI X5 film-l1xlr11r'g K. IT. AX1'.11lr-111i1 .NIIHNI mmf ff' lwrmr Ili tn fieuwrzv' il. Hwy f1ll1l1.RifIvfQll1l!.Cl1f'1Ili-IU iflulw. RON.-XUJ TIRI3 X551 Ronnie- Flu 'Il-lvllfg .'xQ'Ll1if'Illif' King of arts mul the' .son nf' lr1r1'e'Ix.' Sm-If-nt fzsrlllliil. K1-5 Llulm. llluw Play-. lfhurll-. llrum Xl.1j-rr. 1ll1'l!liNI!'f lilulr. Qu 'S 1' 33 . . , , . . . . . ' xp IJl'.Rl',fx II5yXl.fx lhrlf A EIJPII-llllfgl 'XCLlfIt'II1if' .. 5 .YM Im: wlwr. mf! nm gm, but zz umulvrfzff guy fn l ,, PIVIW llllij N-ar .V Yur-ilx 1 lub. Flmtlulll.lfl1vA111iNIl'y' lllulv. , 1 K 1 fllfli VXl.ll Y.Xl,lfHl fvrry Iwrm-lmrgi H. ID. .Xf-mlm-mic M ,Mfzrr II fluff moment in fzzfw prvswz 6' ' 'Y , , Spirit. Class Play. Y:--rx 5 'F 5' , , , , , , V IJPANI5 Y fXbhENEI.LI Den liolwr ,Xvmlf-111iv .-1 IIIAPIIIJXP ielfuu uith Il su ef! IfI'.N17UNI'lI'U7I .' Y XX T . 1' Q IJUYXLID YAY 511.1716 4+-lx--r .M alivruic Tfw bm! f,r'1!zz'f1g, II7 e I'1 xHllIHffll'1llQf'Y.v ,A ,lx Il XNIXRIIA XIIAIXI b Q., li Vflvr f 1-:um-11131 arp 'f Urm-. xmql! mqlf fl gyvqgl' Ntwi'-ut V-H1111 il. I.ilvmr5. Xlplm. XIL1j+1r,-II 411- i.1i11,4Prml-'. 1 KN 45 'CF' PLEASANT WIEVIORIES WILL mm WAIWRO Am, Fnlwer fommerclal A gal uhn 9 aw mee! as ther rome - 'krt flulw Lllmrarx Club 6:5 I1 :leg 'aw X DONALD WLINIER Werner ,ldmlx on Twp Indu mal Xrts Be szlent and safe szlence rze1.er betrays you' Shop Club ,IAVILD WILSON zrn Elan bur R IJ COIIHIIQICIHI Quzei reserzed IS he LLRUX W ILDON ee ,laulx on Twp 'xcadcnuc Lhecrjul company shortens lhe mzles Nuance Club LhC'ITl1 try Llub CL XIR Vs ILT ,lack on Iwsp General With a ull and humor ue all enjoy Band Pep Band Orchestra, 46 FDVVARD WASHKO Eflzlze Fben lmurg ru ma 'Xrw FFIPIHIIN ual has he Shop Clulv Rxflf flulu Xrrlurw C uh LOIN JOY CF WA FKINs Wadrlze Fben bur xC3LltI'IllC As pure zn thoughls H9 angels an eu nec Club C mru Eh Dclm Flfl En cm P eta NIARGARI r WPAKLAND Peggy Re xlm I 0lIlIH6I'ClZ1l 4lu,ms laughing aluavs gax thats Peggy Ln ezery ua 'N' '::::- Q1--f Tf, 1 X 1 BE CHERISHED FOR YEARS .Ib S -:r CLIFFORD WRIGHT Cliff .Iackson Twp. Academic A guy with a personality plus and certainly tops uilh all of usf Chemistry Club. Key Club. DELORES ZELINSKY Dee Cambria Twp. Commercial ,4 quiet mind is richer than a crounf Chorus. 7-'7 tl Z In Memoriam A P h. The senior class honors the memory of Edward Durkovich and Walter J. Kessler. members of the class who died our freshman year. Edward died YW, May T. 1953. after suffering a brain hemorrhage the evening before at track practice. Walter was killed in an accident on July -1. 1953. SENIOR EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE First row: Stoy, Davis, Long. Kischel, Wright. Second row: Rager. Shields, Sheehan, Shook. Al' r V 1 l 47 Studies . . . James. Robert. and Linda listen while Sara advises what she would do if sh were only starting her frefhman year at school. CLASSES 3- CLASS ABSENTEES Hugh Balsinger, ,Ioseph Bezek, Kath- leen Lloyd. George Ruhiseh. Wayne Schaub, George Seese. Donald Welchko. The Class of '58 participated in an active vear. The members realized that as future seniors. they would have to carrv out a full program. At their first meeting thev met Mr. Singel. Miss Gordon. Mr. DeBastiani. and Nlr. Semvan. their class sponsors. who eapalilv guided them through the vear. James Kushner was elected president for his third consecutive term. James Ford was chosen vice president: .-Xlice Ourlvin. secretarv: Barbara De- gretta. treasurer. and leanne Bowman. chaplain. Representing the class on the student council JUNIORS TAKE ANOTHER STEP TOWARD SUCCESS .IIINIOR CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Singel. Head Sponsor. Seated: Nliss Cora don. Nlr. Sr-mvan. and Nlr. Of-Rastiani. JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS First row: Kushner. Degretta. Seronri row: Bowman. Ford. and Durban. p jk N-so 4 V Us-wr . ? 'rs N... , H- 1 V were George Seese. Alargaret Barno. Russell Rose. Nancv Long. Stanlev Surnmerson. and Jane Ann Zelinslcv. Typical of a well-rounded class. they were active in hand. chorus. clulis. football. lwaskethall. track. cheerleading. and newspaper and vearhook ae- tivities. Successful monev-raising projects were cookie and candv sale during Teachers' Institute. the an- nual peanut sale. and the junior class plav direetefl bv Mr. Horne. Their outstanding social event was the Junior-Senior Prom. ,4 Q7 FN S YN 1 1--uv 'f-.-.,, K JIINIORS First row: Judith Johnston. Nancy Harteis, Ruby Holsopple, Barbara James, Maureen Kelly, Jean Hill, Mary Kelly, Mary Ann Hoover. Sefond row: Virginia Kokoski. Barbara Kokel, Florence Hogue, Charlotte Hoover. Sarah Jane Johnston. Joan Hasselberg, Yvonne Italiano. Third row: William Harteis. Elizabeth Killinger. Rosemary Koegler, Rebecca Kinnan, Patrick Kane, Larry Hoffman. Fourth row: David Hoover. Andrew Kormanec, Robert Jones, Thomas Jones. John Hasselberg. Joseph Kormanis. Robert Hummel. First rouq: Joan Lewis. Virginia Litzinger. Bonnie Miller, Janet Ley, Phyllis McKeel. Patricia Michaels, Genevieve McDonald. Patricia Macchioni. Second row: Gertrude Lauer, Kathryn Lehman, Mary Kovacli. Linda Larf--e. Janet Mackel. Nancy Long, Dorothy Kutchman. Third row: Alvin Leonard. Arthur Marsh. Brian Mackell. John Kozicki. Albert Kowalsky, Michael Mihalik, Richard Lealiey. Donald McMullen. Fourth roic: Michael Kozak, Donald Lloyd, William Meshula, Charles Lauver, Andrew Makosy. Robert Lapezynski. James Kushner. C JJQNIORS First row: Mary Sidone, Mary Ann Papalia. Marv Ann Sides. Audrey Reitler. Marie Myers Carol Rummel. Jeanette Pearson. Sandra Lee Rose. Shirley Mullen. Second row: Charles Rambeau: Norma Richter. Gwendolyn Schenk. Walterine Poloisky. Suellen Salkeld. Helen Shaffer. Ruth Ann Ray. Third rou': James Sloan. James Palenscar. Russell Rose, William Moore. Fred Roberts. David Powell. Fourth row: Tom Mattiuz. William Plummer. Richard Monday. Robert Schettig. Robert Ott. Theodore Savering, Harold Mitchell. First row: Jane Ann Zelinsky, Ruth Trynovich. Pauline Watson. Linda Vicini. Patricia Stevens Marian Yanosky, Barbara Synder. Arlene Ye-lock. Second rout Mary Ann Yanek. Deanna Stevens. Lois Jean Wilson. Rose Marie Zeman. Shirley Ftennet. Doris Trexler. Catherine Storm. Third row: Joseph Szekeresh. Rowland Tibbott. Annette Strittmatter. Jean Stuch. Patricia Wiecf-k. Charles Thomas. Fourth rozc: William Walker. George Soisson. Thomas Zomak. Mike Vi-okaj. Stanley Summerson. Timothy Swope, ?', 1. -ith Y-4 IF AN ANSWER IS NEEDED. JUST ASK A SOPHOMORE SOPHOBIORE CLASS SPONSORS Mrs. Murphy. Head Sponsor. Seated: Mr. Horne. Mr. Bartoletti. Mr. Stevens. SOPHOMORE CLASS OFFICERS First row: Mutter, Lamhie. Kelly. Second row: Carlisle, Angert. Griffith. Reese. CSI 1375916 L- in I CLASS ABSENTEES Albert Beck, Robert Bomback, Alfred Coleman, David Devlin, William Fulton. Darryl Hanna, Dean l'Iarv1-y. Lido Jerome, Harry Jones. Lorraine Koziol, William McCully, Thomas Nlallin. Jean Mattiuz, Thomas Mattiuz, Nlatthew O'Brien, Charles Thomas. The members of the sophomore class eagerly look forward to next year when they will be upper- classmen. W'hile they anticipate the future. their first two years of high school are not without note- worthy events. At the beginning of their second year. they elected Wfayne Lamlvie. president: Edith Kelly. vice president: ,loyce Mutter. secretary: John Carlisle. treasurer: Barbara Angert. assistant treasurer: Nancy Reese. historian. and Nlary Griffith. chap- lain. So that they might have a voice in the student S government. they named Wayne Lambie. Delores Berlcoski. Mary Griffith. Edith Kelly. and Donna Duman to the Student Council. Under the guidance of their able sponsors. Mrs. Nfurphy. Mr. Horne. Mr. Rartoletti. and Nlr. Stey- ens. the sophomores took a step toward the future hy holding a magazine sales campaign. The class acknowledged Nancy Reese and Lloyd Rager as the best salesmen of the drive which netted SlT6.89. With so many achievements to remember. the sophomores look forward to still greater success as they enter their junior year. C QQ iii f I v I 4 1: r' Q.i..nl SOPHOMORES First row: Ruth Hildebrand. Karen Hunter. June Cates, Mary Caida, Mary Griffith. Judy Henry. Mona Carol Crave. Brenda Good, Nancy Holland. Seforzd row: Margaret Crimme. Margaret Craffiui. lrene Hvrescn. Raymond Grove. Judy Hill. Lucinda Hill. Barbara Condek. Third rout Thmnas Hartflis. Rodney Hugh:-s. jams-s Howvllg. Adf-lio Cirfdanii. Dennis Frank. John Cnldian. Fourrh rout ,lack Curman, Francia Fri-idhnff. .lulin Conds. Jain:-5 ltlv. Gary ltlv. Carl Huber. First row' Jovm- NlcHu'l1 farilf- Km-fnnv lit-rnadinr Korivki Nlildrr-d Lord Carol Klutz . . I . g. , 1 ,. . . .. . , ,. juan Krwglc-r. Xancy McKinnon, Carol Ku4linf'r, Durothy Krug. Second r0zL': Jun KlCKin+try. Irvin Nldlastflrs. llnlfires Kovach. Agnes Klayko. Nlary Laut-r. Edith Kelly. Nlartin Kms. .lanive Lambing. Third rout Ronald Knopp. Georgie Kormanis. Clifford Jones. James Long. Frvd Blix-Xllister. Edward Kms-tt. Fourth row: Richard Lapina. Allan Jones. Raymond Klcflwnne-ll. Wayne- Larnbif-. l-'ranfii Ley. Jwlm Logue. I .fd M if . rf' SOPHOMORES First row: Barbara Walwro. Anna Jean Wentz. Margaret Thomas. Patricia lfrban. Georgina Stompf. Marlene Tisaek. Audrey Wvland. Janet Wega. Constance Stephens, Darlene Wright. Seforzrl row: Deborah Tozzini. Marv Ann We-striek. Mary Van West. Josephine Wim-eek. Lillian Zupich. Carol Szueh. Donna Ya-kmvitz. Mary Jane Troyan. Third row: Francis Wright. George Visokoj. Benjamin Stephens. George Yorhauer. Charles Willman, Edgar Westrick, Thomas Zupich. Dave Westover. Fourth row: John Trvnovich, Harry Taylor, Barry Templeton, William Williams. Paul Watson. Richard Wyland, Ronald Steve. Bob Stupic. FRESHMEN First rout La Wanda Beba. Ann Ambrisco. Nancy Brittner, Eileen Benyack. Kathryn Ann Barber, Janice Bracken, Darlene Benesansky, Laverne Bomback. Joan Babinschak. Second row: Dianne Balsinger. Jean Bokach, Barbara Adams, Pearl Amigh, Virginia Brazil, Judith Barr, Margaret Angert. Shirley Bradley. Third row: Fred Barnes, John Barno, Thomas Allison, Valerie Ann Bloom, Henrietta Benoni, Robert Benedict, Florman Becquet. Fourth row: Irvin Bartoletti. Melvin Barr, Bobby Braniff. Joseph Anderson, Cary Angus. f-fi T i 0 FRESHMEN BEGIN T0 CLIMB THE LADDER DF KNOWLEDGE FRESHNI.-NN CLASS SPONSORS Nliss Englt-hart. Seated: Nfr, lluterhaugh. Nlr. Uauingardner. Head Sponsor, Nlr. Knodide. FRESHNlfXN CIASS OFFICERS First row: Nl. Griffith. Rarr. Bononi. Serond row: Davis. Dahlin. G. Griffith. Q7 ln September 270 new students-hewildered freshmen-entered the doors of Central Cambria. Although somewhat confused hy this new pattern of life. thev entered willinglv into the curricular and extracurricular activities of the school. As the year progressed. thev gained confidence and he- came a vital part of the student hodv. As officers they elected Melvin Barr. president: :Xlhin Dahlin. vice president: Henrietta Bononi. secretary: Cary Griffith. treasurer: James Davis. chaplain. and Nlarv Lou Griffith. historian. Besides heing represented in the various courses. these first-year students participated in activities. 9 'Q L-f ,t 3, CLASS ARSENTEES llarhara Rallow, Judith lleffenhaugh. james Felix. Carole Field, Thomas Couglienour. James Hess, joseph Nan- na. Margaret Rager. Ruth Seese, Wojeik. Richard Wyland. 1. This Have the once-hewildered students a new sense C of confidence. This confidence was strengthened as the members Conducted the husiness meetings under the leader- ship of class sponsors. Nlr. Baumgardner. Nliss Englehart. Mr. Anodide. and Nlr. Buterhaugh en- couraged and directed them as they adopted their Constitution and officially hegan their high school careers. Representing the class in student government were Paul Ciotti. james Cook. Rebecca Durkovich. and Linda St. Clair. Rowland White, Charles Willman, Paul fi! FRESHNIEN First row: Carol Cessna. Patricia Jean Davis, Rita Broad, Carol Ann Calabria. Donna Cramer. Donna Campbell, Doris Coleman. Agnes Caldwell. Ronald Davis. Second row: Russel Brown. David Brenza, Paul Ciotti. Robert Cessna. Robert Cree. Thomas Brown. Charles Conrad, William Carlisle. Third row: James Davis, Bruce Brothers. Richard Buckus. Regis Bulge, David Brown. David Coleman. John Carns. Fourth row: John Calka, Thomas Ceresa, Albin Dahlin, Donald Butler. Patrick Daugherty, James Cook. First row: Donna Farabaugh, Carol Fulton. Judith Fulton. Carole Findley, Theresa Dixon. Nancy Cverycz. Annette Freidhoff, Sharon Ruby Evans, Barbara Felix. Second roux: John Edwards. Raymond Farabaugh. Mary Dishart. Charity Dillant, Rebecca Durkovich, Ann Gittings, Thomas Evans, George Day. Third row: Daniel Durbin, Joseph Felton, William Evans, Thomas Giovacchini. William Davis, Clyde Durbin. Ceralnl Cilkey. Fourth rote: Andrew Gonos. Thomas Dishart, Stanton Gillen. Tom Demko, Robert Fennel. Charles Flick. i'.', il Qc -i Q4 17 In ,Q-1 9,1 FRESHNIEN First rout Mary Louise Griffith. Charlotte Johnson. Ruth Grove. Geraldine Jones. Celestine Kamerosky. Wilma Good. Linda Hughes. Gloria Hammer. Second r0u': Francis Hicks. Harold Holsopple. Frances Hartman. Sylvia Hott. Beverly Hoffman. David Gould. Edward Hurtack. Third foie: Dennis Hughes. Larry Jones. Kenneth Husick. Larry Hagzerieh. Lee Hoover. Francis Kaza. Charles Homer. Fourth ron: Dayid Griffith. Rodney Hagerich. William Johnson. Francis Hughes. Gary Griffith. Theodore Hudak, Dennis Keith. First rout Esther Leidy. Helen Koziekie. Betty Leidy. Joan Krug. Patricia Layerick. Nancy Lesser. Judith Kingera, Juanita Lloyd. Anna Mae Kutney. Second rouz' Donna Lipps. Delores Kokoski. Judith Ann Kline. Joan Litzinger. Ye-rna Kormanis. Marilyn Link. Joan Koyal. Third rout Vera Lauer. Amlrew Kmett. Jack Lenhart. Richard Lipps. Sanford LaJuflive. Eugene Laskowski. Victor Larase. Fourth rout William Leary. Robert Logue. Andrew Lauer, Kenneth Lenz. Robert Lloyd. Vernon Lloyd. l wifi' .4 FRESHMEN First row: Linda Mull, Diana Parisi, Patty Long, Nancy McDowell, Delores Michaels, Cecelia Michaels, Kathleen Marhefka, Be-very Miller. Second row: Mary Miller, Mary Mfllnyk, Clare Ann Luther, Sybil Lydia Judy Mastrine, Sally Ann Nelson. Carol Morris. Third row: David Overdorf, Robert Moore-, ,Ion Monborne. Patricia Murphy, Betty Nischalkff. Thomas Mosher, Howard Mel-lugh. Fourth row: Robert Macchioni, Terry Mackall. Rohr-rt McKotch. Donald Long, Dennis McDonald. Robe-rt Myers. First rou: Shirley Potkalitsl-zy. Shirlvy Phillips. De-an Ron-r, flharlt-s Ruhish. William Raglt-y, Sally Rf-f-sf-. Nancy Ritclu-y. Sefonfl raw: Karen Richardson. Lawn Pluinnie-r. Fur- Rager. Brvnda Rivhtc-r. llolorrf- Re-itlr-r. llarlmara Fagzvl. Third rout .-Xuflrvy Porulnan. Judith Rc-vw, lionniv Roralnaugh. Nant-y Pom-ll. Jziinv- Ruliirh. Fuurlh rout Wlilliam R4'c'st'. lfflwurtl RantoviCll. Rvginiilll He-e-sv. illarv-nw Il1'4'Nt'.,lLlf'k Ram-v-ll. Franris Pod:-r. fw-'-r--'-4 -,gm 'z 1 111 Nl 1111! , . . J11111111. 11111111111. 1.111111 ,11111 111111111 111-1111111KI1'111w p11r11111111-111.111 gr IKIT 11 IX 1 1t 111111111 711.1111--. 111111 V'1111V 11111-11113-. ORGANIZATIONS jr -..-n-.......... , 'Sim 51 . , . . .. ,., gf. JA'-w 'fi 1, ig, -1 ,.,. 'r 2,- Fa-.si sf, 'G fr' F9 saws ' 9 . . .1g,?i,4g, 1P fLL,.9 3 if Li. .- iss, 9 H9 . :A as ' 1 ' , Q .sw ' 3 g - . f Af 1 ' 2 . m X if -,4 ,inmates- v-Sv I -:-' wana-no-ovlxlveulln '51.,l3-'Km ,.. .:..f.rL MIXED CHORUS First row: l-lolsopple, Johnston, McHugh, Watkins, Myers. Leonard. Luther. Hunter, Thomas, Kenny. Second row: Simmons, Fahlfeder, Monhorne. Criffth, Machall, Fulton, Reese. Stennet. Kelly, Bohm-tieli. Third row: Dishart, liernecky. Paul. llurliin, O'Brien, Zupich. Carns. Jones, Lambing. Friedhoff. Fourth rout Poloisky. Logue. Palensear, Mattiuz. Shields. DeBalli, Tihliott. Hasselliurg. Monday. CHORAL WORK TEACHES MUSIC APPRECIATION First row: Aitken and Watkins. Second row: Hassel berg and Jones. 2 gs p L, ,V The choral groups under the direction of Mr. Gruver gave the students an appreciation of music and an opportunity to display their musical talents. Among the groups were the Freshman Girls, Chorus, and the Eb-Debs. The Freshman Chorus prepared its members for participation in one or both of the senior choruses. The Girls, Chorus. composed of sophomores. juniors. and seniors. early in the year concentrated on Christmas music and later prepared for the spring concert. The Mixed Chorus took a large part in the Christmas Pageant and also participated in the spring program. Boys of any grade and all girls except freshmen were eligihle to helong to this group. The lfh-Dehs. a girls' quartet. is one of the newer choral groups. Throughout the year each group anticipated the annual Choral Concert which elimaxed a year of diligent training. a 9 -' 335359393 9- 1 5' ir M I ,QM K if fi Y- Ap ,,,A H M335 v . 1 ,PW LTI ., 1 93 n ' 55. -6' K ' 5 5 'X Q5 . , A I W , 1, 0 7 Q y 1 -0' I, I A9 424 E A 1. s, N 5 -3 S3 v 933,21 '?5 Elia 2434 2 A i ,F '99 3 74, , :- .. 'Ls as-.Q W- H -- f11'1 -, -J 69 U pq - 1 ,V ff 1 -A ...,,:.L l A 1 1 'lg ii! ,4L'.f1'I ' , fgamff' 1,Af:'sfr:i:ami'M '!'- Af ' --1-'HW' -- ' .96 ,. H F9 A A Riffs 'A 04 CW? Q4 ln-' -9' I-'RESHBIAN CHORK S First rout: Fulton. Yorliarvr. H. Nlillt-r. Rivliartlson. Rm--t-. CWSNIILI. l.ink. Trynmirli. Llnyil. Evans. Bitlnvr. F1'lix.Sm'un11 mu! l.ilLinge-r. ljlunnnf-r. llliillipx. Vranka. Ruger, Ktmickie-. Kutnf-y. Kam- erosky. llarlmvr. flalalvria. HlljLll!'S. Third mu? Slivrry. Nlrfrri-. liampln-ll, Kukoski. Powvll. Rn-vw. Nl. l,. Mille-r. Wlllflilly. Nlvllowe-ll. Ilfllllllflfll. FOIIVIII rout Fingvr. llranivr. Zmnak. Fltevlian, Lutlivr. Porulian, Siclone-. Staruvli. Walke-r. Ainigh. HIGH STANDARDS ARE RESULT OF CO-OPERATION ORCHESTRA First row: Lamliing. St-In-ttig, llaxid. Falkvltl. Harpstvr, Iltlmi- vhin. Se:-ond row: Paul Watson, Davis. Pauline Watson. Kane, Long. Tibbott. Davis. Lawson. Wilt. PEP BAND First rnw: Tililmtt. Rviglllarfl. Harpgtwr. Mattiuz. Second row: lantlming. Clnrinan. Lawenn. Ku- zak. Wilt. Watxon. Fchvttig Speicc, Kane. FORENSIC CLUB First row: Leonard. Shields. Miss Englehart. Freid- hoff, Long. Second row: James. O'Brien, Berkoski. Miller. Third row: Jones, Eisenhower. Martin. Logue. Fourth row: Taylor, Evans. Swope. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y First row: Roberts. Blcliasters. R. Angert. Yicini, N. Duman, Mrs. Davis, Bowman. Durbin, Becquet, Good. Second row: Bradley, B. Angert. Mary Griffith. Vetock. Urhan. Risaliti. Kenny. Evans. Gates. Reese. Third row: Yanosky, Owatt. Roberts, Donely, Ley, Cook, Graftius. Klotz. Martha Griffith. Fourth row: Wega, Moreland. Lehman. Ott. Troyan, Pavuk, Byrne. Sandor. McKee-l. Fifth row: D. Duman, Heresco. Jones. Dominick. Bellas. Pryce. Dillant. Prentice. Szuch. Monborne. BETA TRI-HI-X First rout Johnston. Robinsky. Aitken. O'Brien. Bliss Liphart. NI. Jones. S. Jones. Lloyd. Reese. Second rout Hunter. Xlull. Tihhott. Calabria. Watkins. All baugh. A. Myers. llalsinge-r. Smeal. Richardson Third rout NI. Myers. Phillips. Fulton. Poloisky Rager. Kokoski. Banfield. Br'-the-r-. Hiller. Bradley Fourth rout Yit-ini. Griffith. Bukovitz. Sheehan Kline. Dillant. Sidone. Luther. Wiecek. Smitlihauer. Homer WE FULFILL THE DEM.-XNDS Foitnxsic cLt'B To stimulate interest and participation in speak- ing and writing activities was the purpose of the Forensic Club. Linder the direction of Nliss Engle- hart. members of the cluli entered various events which included bl Speak for Democracy and HEinploy the Physically Handicapped essay con- tests and the Pennsylvania Forensic League. Offi- cers were Thomas Shields. president: Dorothy Freidhoff. vice-president. and Sally Leonard. sec- retary. ALPHA TRI-HI-Y Alpha. the oldest Tri-Hi-Y at our school. was sponsored by Mrs. Davis. This group. consisting of fifty girls. held the annual Pigskin Turkey Dance. As in the past. the girls sold Easter lilies for the crippled children program. Guiding the club were Nancy Dutnan. president: ldamarie Vicini. vice-president: Jeanne Bowman. secretary: Rose Mary Angert. treasurer. and Alice Durbin. chaplain. Ol lQlJlil.X'l'IUN AND XXAI-Ql,FL-Xlih fIlllfNIIS'IiliY lII.l'B Um' of the' ii:-in-1' vlulw .it lie-ritiul lfzmilvriu lligh N-In-ul may thi- f,llt'lIllNlI'X Hull. This glruiip. aim my tw gllw Nlucle-rits :rite-rwln-il iii Ihv 41'll'll4'f' fivlrle ai five-pf-r llll1lt'I'ilLlIl1llIlQ1 nf svie-rivv. mv! o-xr-rx Yhwliir-filaix iii the vlif-riiistrx lzilmr'atwrx. limlvr tha fllTPI'llHIl uf Nlr. l.Plflvr. thi- f-lull -puiis4n'. llIf'lIlllt'I'N 4'Ulllllll'lt'll 4-xpvriliimits ishif-h fiipplviiimilf-fl I't'Qlllllil vlzisiiwmiii wiwl-Q. :X fivlil trip ln Pittshurglli high- liglhlr-ml the- xmir. HLTX TRI-HI-Y llfjlilllllvll iii l'7.3i. lin-lu lri-lli-X has Iwi-n um' uf nur avliw sviwivv 4-luhs. lnle-rest this war mi, rliiwwtvrl lmvurcl St. Jiisi-plik Urpliaiizigif. lligh lighting: thc- avtivitie-s wviw' thf- lic-r'm'rl llnp. the- lfavulty 'lic-Li. ami the ruler of swvatsllirts ami LlP2lI1lf'S. Cuifling thi- gzruiip wvrv Miss Liplizirt spmisuit l'zitri1'lzi f,liI'lt'II. pn-siclriit: Xlzirx ,lum- .'xlll'il'lI. vivfl-p1'PSlrlc'iit: Nlzirgaret juries. Se-f'i'0tai'y: Vary :Xnn Rnhinsky. tx'misl1x'Pr. and Sara 101105. chaplain. f--- ,--. '--- 1 CHEMISTRY CLUB First row: Leonard, Kischvl. Krrhutf-, Luther. Second row: Little, Speivv. Mr. Le-ffler. Tirabassi. Third row: Myers, Tisack. De-Bastiani, Wright. Fourth TOILAI Harvey. Griffith. Shields. Fifth row: Rose, Harpster. Wilson. H ,J l i ' 'Ca .5 f'N U' 1 in C2 X C PHYSICS CLUB First row: Swope, Tibbott, Mr. Ammann, Cessna. Frank. Second row: Mihalik, Monday, Hasselherg. Summerson. Third row: Anstead, Jones. Battista, DeBalli, Schettig. Kozak. GAMMA TRI-HI-Y First row: Dominick, R. Lesser, Kushner. Stoy, Martin, Mrs. Thompson, Hogue, Strittmatter, Lewis. Second row: Macchioni, Polinsky, Sides, Angert Johnston, Berkoski, N. Lesser, Shea. Third row: Bedi nar, Brown, Eppolito, Wiseman, Albright, Cramer, Hoffman. Fourth row: Bemosky, Eisenhower, Glass. DELTA TRI-HI-Y First row: McHugh. Cessna, Barno, Davis, Miss Evans, Lauer, Mattiuz, Kelly, Ambrisco. Second row. Sagel. Thomas, Kowalsky, I. Anna. Tisack, James, D. Trexler, Blosky, S. Evans. Mutter, Third row: Zeman, Yanek. Adams. Kutchman, Hill, Vranka, Bokach Reese. Edwards. Fourth row: Crimme. Wiecek. M. J Anna, Paul, Dishart. Bobetich. Mackel, Templeton. Mullen. Fifth row: Klayko. D. Trexler. Branas. Be noni. Salkeld, Tozzini. IN SCIENCE AND SERVICE PHYSICS CLUB Making its first appearance at Central Cambria this year was the Physics Club, designed to present extra advantages to those interested in the field of science. Meetings under the supervision of Mr. Ammann were held every Wednesday' during ac- tivity period.'The outstanding event during the year was the trip to Pittsburgh which included visits to Buhl Planetarium, Phippis Conservatory, and Carnegie Museum. GAMMA TRI-HI-Y Maintaining high standards of character in the church, community, and home was the aim of Gamma Tri-Hi-Y, which sponsored Christmas and Easter programs at the County Home and St. .losephis Orphanage. By carolling throughout the community, the girls shared their Christmas spirit. Officers were Mrs. Thompson, sponsor, Vonda Martin, president, Vista Stoy, vice-president, Flor- ence Hogue, secretary, Annette Strittmatter, treas- urer, and Carol Kushner, chaplain. l 4 LH S'I'L'lJFXTS ARE TOPS ,IINIUR SCIENCE CLKB :Xdvancing in the linouledge of the science of cxery-day living was the aiin of the Junior Science Cluh. Consisting of fifteen ineinhers. the cluh sold refreshments at hasketlvall games as a nioneysniak- ing program. Directing the actixitics this year were Nlr. Fingel. advisor: Kathryn Storm. president: Patricia Balsinger. vice-president: Nlary .-Xnn West- rick. secretary: Gail Boland. treasurer. and George Yorhauer. chaplain. lil-QI.T,-X TRI-Hl-Y .-Xnother leading organization included in the fine activity program at our school was the Delta Tri-Hi-Y. Nlaintaining an active schedule. Delta held the Match the Patchu Dance in Deccnlher. went carolling with the Alpha. and assisted at the County Home program. Guiding the cluh were Xliss lfvans. sponsor: Shirley Davis. president: Margaret Barno. vice-president: Gertrude Lauer, Secretary: Edith Kelly. treasurer, and lean Mattiuz, chaplain. ' i ui C7 1.4 E x., ., Leaders 05 1 d on the hlacl-1b03fd Eoftogldlalizdrtha KONE? 5 inte 'On 3 Y 5 v ' d idea but those item Mi. Stevensf Producti . goo f . Q advisor-Q L f . must have 3 I busmes- U . Sail? ere Mr Sgornef, dn0r,m.chief. 0 cle W ' ' . L rd, 9 Zigsimcidgr editor, and Saul eona The birth of The Oracleln Here it is-our Oracle produced by the com- bined efforts of students and teachers. Bit by bit, it grew until it now is before us-the finished product. Months of concentrated toil were necessary for its completion. ln the early autumn, plans were made, and the staff was organized. Choosing a theme was the first major problem which con- fronted us. After the theme was selected. work was begun on senior writeups and headlines. As these tasks progressed. the tedious work of photographing students and organizations was well under way. With the help of the senior tvpists. the summaries of student and cluh activities soon were to become part of The Oracle. Thus. piece by piece. step hy step. evolved the book which now lies before you-a hook which. we hope. will become more precious as each year passes. Mr. Stevens gives directions to the typists, lda marie and Hope. U ,A G P, ' vig ix -:, ww 1 -. gp! 2 -2' S-I Y v ng. Y Y XI? 'OES 5 gee -Q! Q E .x 4 'Sufi' Q Q, ' A s I Q . THE SPIRIT Rolling off the presses this year were eight suc- cessful issues of our school paper. The Spirit. Once again this year, the staff organization was a mein- ber of the National Scholastic Press Association. Donna Long. editor-in-chief, was aided by ,Ieanne Bowman. as assistant editor. Irene Heres:-o and Diana Eisele were exchange editor and art editor, respectively. while Robert Ott. Tim Swope. and Bill Plummer served as sports writers. Page editors were Kay' Roberts. Rose Ryrkola. Sandra Bukovitz. and Bonnie Brothers. They' were assisted by' Carole Kenny. Nancy Sinithbaucr. Patty' Ifrban. and Brenda Good. On the reporters' staff were Vilanrlzi Rf-ba. Carole Byrne. Ann Gittings. Alice Nealen. and Delores Ivirfel. Airs. Murphy' was staff advisor. The business staff was directed by Nir. Anodide assisted by- Lucinda Hill. business manager: juily Ilill and Janice Becquel. Fhlildllilt' editors. SPIRIT LITERARY STAFF Fin! rout Hukovitz. Howinan. I.on,u. Hrs. Nlurpliy, Rykola. Roberts. Eisi-Ie. Second row: Be-Ima. lirban. Sniithbauer. Kenny. Good. Third rozr: Byrne. Neal:-n. II1-rcsco. Cit- ting-. Fourth rout Swope. Ott. Plummer. SPIRIT BUSINESS STAFF First rou': Becquet. L. Hill. Mr. Anodide. Rykola. Second row: J. Hill, Heresco. EDITING NEWS AND VIEW Mr. Anodide explains problems to Jeanne. Mrs. Murphy, and Donna. , Q .f 1 my :': 'I'Yl'lN1L tIl.,XSFl-QS l r'r.s1 ron: Yicini. Griffith. Ftoy. Ulvxa. Aitken. Irs-er. Ile-cqiiwt. Sf-forifl rout long. Xlankcy. Xlcliullough. lit-llish. Uuman. Xlillf-r. Walnro. Third V014 J Xlltright. Ilaxis. lIillant. Nlartin. Nlaileria. l'r:-nticf-. llaldini, lfourlh rou: llartack. Lashinsky. Nlclnyk. Arnlvrisco. Dominick. Class. first ron: Robert-. Lewis. We-aklanrl. Krug. Ze-linsky. De-scaxi-lt. Nlcllasters. SPFUIIIZI rain: Nlartin. .-Kuton. Fichko. Kozickit-. Polinsky. Kowalsky. Krug. Third row: McCabe. Kelly. Shea. Robinsky. Lydic. Anna, Singer. Fourth mir: Larimer. Sedor. Wilson. Shook. F STUDENTS IS THEIR JOB Miss Jones and Rose- Mary agree that the Alpha account is all right. 'X T Introducing Central Cambria Joint High School to freshmen and new students is the job of The Handbook. a guide published every two years. It consists of a presentation of school activities. schedules. and courses. and it even includes foot- ball and basketball cheers. Su Jervision of The Handbook is done bv Miss I . . . 1 . Jones who IS aided in the work by the seniors in the commercial department. Contributing their time to the 1957 Oracle and The Spirit were these same students. who did a great amount of typing. Besides supervising these students. Nliss Jones also was in charge of the School Banking Office where all funds of classes. clubs. and organizations were consolidated into one account. lluring the unfortunate illness of Miss jones this year. Nlr. Stormer substituted as supervisor of the Banking Office. 79 VARSITY CLLB It is a great honor for athletic-minded boys of Central Cambria High to become members of the Varsity Club. The requirements for membership is to earn an athletic letter by participation in foot- ball, basketball, baseball, and track. This club sponsored the annual May Day Program and May Day Dance. Sponsors were Mr. Meehan, football and basketball coach: Mr. Bartoletti. track coach. and Mr. Miller, baseball coach. ART CLLB Buying equipment to improve the art depart- ment was the purpose of the Art Club. This organ- ization was designed to give students interested in art an opportunity to work with others having the same interests. Activities were directed by Miss Lohr, sponsor: Mary Jane Anna. presidentg Pa- tricia Stevens, vice-president: Diana Eisele, secre- tary: Bonnie Miller, treasurer, and Thomas Mat- tiuz. chaplain. VARSITY flLl'R Ftrs! muy' Ciovacchini Laluflice-. Nlr. Barto- letti. Nlr. Klee-han. Hr. Xlillf-r. Piercy. DeBas- tiani. Seroml row: Francis, Richardson. Hills-r. Nlanion. jon:-s. liatti-ta. Tisavk. Long. Thin! rout Shi.-lil-. XlcKavish. Dvlialli. Koste-lnik. liallow. Kushner. A RT CLLTB First raw: Ford, Eiselc M. Anna. Miss Lohr. Stevens, Miller, Mat- tiuz. Second row: Hol- land. Craffius, Hill, Dishart, Eisenhower, Jerome, l. Anna, John- ston. Sides. WE DEVELOP PHYSICAL HALL PATROL KEY CLLB First rout Richarrlson. Tira ha-si. Kushner. Nlr, Ainniann Kushner. Wir. Ammann, D+- Ilastiani. Benlnar. Little. Ser ond ron: Shields, Seaman Harpster. Griffith. Monday Ford. Allison, Lambie, Taylor. Third r0u': Rose. Swope Wright. Davis, C. Jones. Car lisle. R. Jones. Tihbott. LEADER CLUB First row: Lewis, Risaliti, ' Cook. Prentice, Mrs. Lease. S. I E Jones. Bowman, Angert. Sec ond row: Stoy, Vicini Schenk, Eppilito, Paul, XI Jones. Giles, Degretta O'Brien. Third row: Davis Dillant. Maderia, Koegler Bellas. Hartack, Salkeld, Klar- tin. Duman. AND CULTURAL QUALITIES HALL PATROL KEY CLLB Rendering service to our school and community was the aim of the Key Club. sponsored by Ki- wanis. A feature of the year was the Parent Ap- preciation Banquet. Another change was the reduction of membership from thirty to twenty-four. Guiding the club were Nlr. Ammann, sponsor: Richard DeBastiani. president: Charles Richardson. vice-president: Ronald Tirabassi. secretary: James Kushner, treasurer. and Joseph Bednar, chaplain. LEADER CLLB Promoting good sportsmanship was the aim of Leader Club. Composed of twenty-five junior and senior girls. the club was led by Mrs. Lease. Be- sides holding the Hobo Hop and Topsy Turvy dances, the program included sponsoring girls' intramural volleyball and basketball games. Offi- cers were Jeannette Prentice. president: Nancy Cook. vice-president: Sandra Jones. secretary: Jean Risiliti. treasurer. and Jeanne Bowman. chaplain. STUDENT LIBRARIANS First row: Zelinsky. Good. Bisko. Risaliti. Second row: Litzinger. Kelly. Monborne. Poruban. Storm. Third row.' McDonald. Vi- cini. Wiecek. Griffith. Hogue. Cree. LIBRARY CLUB First row: N. Lesser. V. Litzinger. Bisko. Finch. Miss Englehart. McDonald, R. Lesser. Bukovitz. Barber. Second row: McHugh. B. Angert. Miller. Vetock. Cessna. Gdovichin. Frank. Trynovich. C. Stevens. Babinschak. Mutter. Zelinsky. Third row: Reese. Litzinger. Sagel. Good. NI. Angert. Blosky. Wentz. D. Campbell. P. Long. P. Stevens. Hoover. Beba. Fourth row: D. Long. Calabria, Hogue. Bell- ish. NI. Campbell. N. Long. Kelly. Miller. Shutak. Basile, lNIcNIasters. First row: Risaliti. James. Yanek. Klotz. Bar- ber. Urban, Nlonborne. Italiano. Papalia. Second row: Koyal. Link. Thomas. Grimme. Hasselberg. Fulton. Adams. R. Angert. Ed- wards. Tisack. Cotterman. Krug. Third row Murphy. Fagan. Vicini. S. Lydic. Wiecek. Benoni. Bernosky. Ballow. Griffith. Sherry. Balog. Fourth row: Cree. Conigy, Zomak. Bobetich. Dixon. Dillant. Albright. Glass. Hartack. Bellas. P. Lydic. Salkeld. LIBRARY ORGANIZATIONS LIBRARY CLUB Promoting and enriching library service were the main aims of the Library Club. which was the largest organization in the school. The membership consisted of various commit- tees-program. publicity. social. and scrapbook conunittees. Book talks and programs pertaining to library usage and service featured the semi- monthly meetings. The club sponsored the annual Mid-Semester Dance in January and carried on its custom of giving one new item to the library each year. In May the club honored the senior members with a dinner which concluded its events for the year. Officers were Miss Englehart. sponsor. Francine Finch. president: Carol Bisko. vice-president: Genevieve McDonald. secretary: Rae Ann Lesser. treasurer: Maxine Barber. chaplain. and Sandra Bukovitz. reporter. AID IN STUDIES AND FUN LIBRARY qXSSIS'I'ANTS During: every period nf the day. unc was ahle tn see student lihrarians lvusy at wnrk. Xny fresh- rnan. sophomore. junior. or senior girl who niet the requirements could lneconie a student lihrarian. At the lveginning of the school year thesc girls were chosen by Miss lfnglehart. lilmrarian. and their duties ranged from checking out hooks to shelf reading. The girls were seen dusting. check- ing in magazines. and shelving books. Awards for unselfish serxice to the library were given at the annual Award Assembly to each stu- dent librarian. In this connection. the outstanding senior lihrarian was given a special award. Worthy of praise, the library assistants this past year were a constant aid to the students and to the teachers. FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA First row: Branas, Hoover, Mrs. Newell, Harteis, Stephens. Second row: Cessna. Allhaugh, Ley, Michaels, Sidone. Third row: Davis, Gillin, Macchi- oni, Walwro. Fourth row: McKeeI, Reitler, Kozicki. Fifth row: Bloom, Yaskowitz. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA First row: Allhright, B. Harteis, Ballow, Mackall, Mr. Braumhaugh, Francis, Crilley, Becker, Powell. Second row: Day, Rager, Jones, Sandor, Fulton, Branas, Davis, Westover, T. Harteis: Third r0w.' Marhefka, Sloan, Williams, Stormer, Sprinkle, Itle, Griffith, Knopp, Coughnour. Fourth row: Wy- land, C. Evans, J. Itle, Zomak, Michaels, Criste, Steele. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB First rout Lajudice. Hines. Shook. Sir. Orange, Sherry. Mr. Farahaugh. Stinson. Lloyd. Hagf-ns. Sec- oml row: Cintti. Weimer. Miller. Sheehan. Kostelnik, NIcKaiish. Wa-hko. Link. Lemonovich. YOUNG AMERICA PREPARES FUTURE HOMEMAKERS OF AMERICA Preparing themselves as the homemakers of to- morrow was the aim of the Future Homemakers of America. Giving Christmas baskets, sending clothes to Crossnore School, and entering exhibits in the County Fair were highlights of the year. Leading the activities were: Mrs. Newell, sponsor, Virginia Branas, president, Myra Hoover, vice- president, Nancy Harteis, secretary, ,lanet Ley, treasurer, and Barbara Stephens, chaplain. FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA Development of competent agricultural leader- ship was the purpose of the Future Farmers of America. Members took part in the Indiana judging contest and the Cambria County Fair, and they attended the State Farm show. Leaders were Mr. Brumbaugh, sponsor, Robert Francis, president, Brian Mackall, vice-president, Raymond Crilley, secretary, Thomas Ballow, treasurer, Ronald Becker, chaplain, and William Harteis, reporter. FOR LIFE OF TOMORROW STAGE CLLR Repair and maintenance of stage equipment was the main purpose of the Stage Clulv. The me-mhers of this clulv prepared and set up scenery for the junior and senior class plays. They prepared the stage for the Hay Day program and kept the mechanism for the stage curtain in good repair. John Monyak was president of this group which was sponsored jointly by Mr. Farabaugh and Mr. Orange. INDUSTRIAL ARTS CLUB One of the husiest groups of our school was the Industrial Arts Club. Some of its many services included repair of furniture in the lihrary. office. and auditorium. The club also set up the handstand for dances. repaired cafeteria equipment. and made desk tops for the auditorium studyhall. Leaders were Mr. Farabaugh and Mr. Orange, sponsors: Patrick Sherry. presidentg Robert Stinson. vice- president: and Thomas Shook, secretary. K Q 1 -6 U 'ii is l The Camf' . . . Klargarvt and Patrilxa giw mural fuplwrt ax Hr-rnarli and john work han tv win a baekvthall gamv fHl'fi IlIT1il 4Qaml1ria. ATHLETICS THEY WORK TOGETHER: THEN COMES VICTORY VARSITY FOOTRAI1. TEANI First rout Laludivo, Dargay. Mille-r, llullow. K1vstf'Inili. H- Stepllvn-, I., Rose, Shir-lfls, Long. IJ:-llasliuni. Se:-01111 fllll'f R, Ruse. Iiattisla, Kushner, Ott, llimaf-rliini. Rivllarilson. Tisack. Francis, Save-ring. Ford, jon:-s. Third raw: Lapina. Carlisle. Bracken. Lambio. Swope. Moore. Logue, Ley, Edwards, Plummer. Fourth row: Howells. Davis. Shulak. Peduzzi, Nanna. Stupiv, Kormanis. Nlvgilli-ter, B. Slt'IIllf'IlS. Rolls. Fifth row: llirolami. Fchornirk. Visokaj. Wullu-i'. Anste-ml. Sliollis. Zupich. Ililling. Ile-Rulmi-. Absentee: lfarn-. 'IThat defense won't stop us, says Head Coach Meehan to his assistants, Mr. Bartoletti fleflb and Mr. Orange and Mr. Dr-Bastiani Irightr. 'S X165- ii SEASON'S RECORD CCHS Opp. 1-I Conemaugh I H 7 6 13 Punsutawney , , ,,,,.,i 7 7 13 Cresson ,7,,,,,77,,,,,7,,,,,,,7,,7 ..,7 7 I3 Conemaugh Township , , ,,7, 20 6 Holliclaysburg ,,7, , ,7,, 6 37 Westmont , I . , H 13 25 Northern Cambria ,,s,, .,s. 6 O Indiana ,,s, ., . ,,,,, ,,,, 2 7 7 Portage . ., 6 123 98 INDIVIDUAL SCORING TD EP Total Shielrls 7 l 43 Long 5 4- 34 Franeis , ,, I- 24 Lalurliee , I , 2 12 DeBastiani I 1 7 Nliller , 1 6 Kostelnil-Q Safely' 2 AI I STXR HONOR Thomas Shlelfl I uirtcrhack on XII Scho Iastlr Team of The fnllnsloun Trzbune Demo ara . X EX After the smoke of battle had cleared, the sea- son's record for the Red Devils showed six vic- tories, two defeats, and one tie. We were proud of our team and gave much credit to Mr. Meehan, our new coach. The fine spirit of our boys was apparent from the opening game on September 7 against Cone- maugh when we won 13-7. Long and Shields scored TD's, and Kostelnik registered a safety. The next week we tripped Punxsutawney, 13-7. Long scored a TD and extra point in the first quarter while DeBastiani added six points in the second. Meeting their arch-rivals the next Friday, the Red Devils brought home the trophy with a 13-7 win over Cresson. ln the third quarter Long scored a TD and extra point. and Shields hit pay dirt in the final frame. But what a different story the night of Septem- her 28 when Conemaugh Twp. whipped us. 20-13! Francis and Laludice scored TD's and Long kicked an extra point. but strong Conemaugh Twp.-the only team to out-play us-managed to score 20 points. X The following week we could do no more than settle for a 6-6 tie with Hollidaysburg. We scored very early with a 67-yard run by Francis, but later Hollidaysburg tied the score. That was it. But poor Westmont the next week! Our boys came back strong and trounced the opponents, 37- 13. Shields scored three TD,s and an extra point. Long, Francis, and Miller each scored once. We won a big victory the night of October 19 against Northern Cambria-25-6. Early, Francis ran 83 yards for a score. In the second period Long hit pay dirtg DeBastiani added the point, and La- Judice caught a pass for a TD. Shields scored in the fourth period. Five minutes in the third quarter was sad for us the next week. Indiana threw a blitzkrieg at us and in that short time trounced us 27-0 even though we had 13 first-downs to 1ndiana's four. Brilliant line play featured a 7-6 victory over Portage in the finale. We took the lead with a TD by Shields and a point by Long. The opponents scored later. but three times we held them from scoring within the one-yard line. And thus the '56 season went into history. Skillful Coaching . . . Coach Meehan gives pre-game instructions the night before the Westmont contest. Hard Playing . . . Fuiiback Long hits the line after taking a hand-off from Quarterback Shields in the Cresson game. Successful Season . . . The trophy which Long accept: after the i Crefffin game fjlliinviilii thc succesful season of 1956. SUCCESSFUL SEASON Earnest Training . . . Co-Captain Long leads calisthenics as Co-Captain Kostelnik shows how they are to he done. ,. I f z u 90 J 1 fi i l I 1 N Sl . iV'a'5 xbbff' I J, 'Q X .1 'W ' Pi,f ,V .1,1g :,g - - . M2 Q 5 fM. , ,W : N .N 2 9 . , gm J J. ,ng .un +.5:- ,'-- f ..f.w ,-. Va as- 6 4 ,W ui. , gd-E yi- nw. 1 7 w 5 -QF 'fm A ms- C O H I 4-Q I 1 , ' LL! 'ly' ' 4,149 We ' ' l I1 yi I ' 131 I QQ . , Q, - , , 1 I 4 -.- X . - ff- s 1 , -1 l' fi ' ' X' . Q I , l fa U 1 , , f .- f. 1f jl. 1 , SPIRIT, PEP, ZIP, HELP OUR TEAMS TO GLORY VARSITY CHEERLEADERS Dominick, Duman. Jones, Stoy, Aitken, Bisko. Rah! Central! Leading our team to victory with this theme were our six peppy cheerleaders. The cries of Victory , ringing from the auditorium proved that our new name did not lessen student loyalty. The enthusiasm of the '4Varsity Six seemed contagious, and soon the whole student body united to encourage our team. Hours and hours of practice under the direction of Mrs. Lease made this year's cheering squad an outstanding one. Climaxing the year was the selec- tion of our cheerleaders for next year. After three weeks of drilling, elimination contests were held, and twelve girls were chosen-six for the varsity and six for the junior varsity. Q7 JUNIOR VARSITY CHEIfRI.EADERS First mtv: Trynovich. Vi cini. Bukm-itz. Seranrl rou' Johnston. Kenny. Mutter. T ' 1-' ' ' .- --r--I--z.-1. .-ef. Y ' '...L:' Q JUNIOR VARSITY TEAINI First row: Jones, Rose, Swope. Bracken. Fawring, Ford. Moore, Edwards. Second row: Ott. Lambie, Lapina. Carlisle, Ley, Logue. Stephens. Third muh: Howells. Davis. Shutak. Peduzzi. Nanna. Stupic, Kormanis, McAllister. Rolls. Fourth rou: Cirolami. Schornick. Ansteacl. Yisokaj, Walker. Sholtis. Zupich, Dilling. Defiuhis. I-'RESHNIAN TEAM First row: Brothers, Holsopple. Bloor:-. lloowr, I.:-ary. Cilkvy, Cree. Rm-sv. Lajusliee. Second row: Ciovacchini, Tsikalas. Husick. Keith. Nlym-rs. Lipps. Nlackall. Hudak. Third row: Coleman. Barr, Braniff, Thomas, Brown, Allison. Flick. Griffith. Fourth rout: Seliga. Anderson. Tihbott. Dahlin. NIcKotch. Daugherty, lmportant to the football program were the junior varsity and freshman football teams. These younger boys trainefl fliligently with the varsity with the aim that some rlay they will represent our svhool in the intersr-holastie program. Besides working with the yarsity anrl owasioii- ally filling in as unflersturlies. the- junior xarsity lioys playerl teams from lniliana. Portage. anrl Cresson. They lost all games. The sophomores on the team. howf-yer. playefl the sophomores of Hast- ings-lflrler Township High anrl whallopefl them 371-tt. The freshman lioys had a regular schedule. hay- ing attainerl a .300 ref-orrl. They rlefeatefl Cresson. 6-U. anfl llolliclayslmurg. l3-0: they had scoreless tic-s with Cresson anrl l.illy: they lost to Lilly. lfi-l-1-. ancl In lnrliana. lfl-23. Thomas lerl the scoring with lf! points: l.ajurlir'f- was next with l5. ancl Barr anal Lipps each sr-orc-fl a single touehrlown to make a total of 45 points. CAGEMEN WORK HARD FOR SCHOOL'S RECOGNITION VARSITY BASKETBALL TEANI First row 'Vhller Shlelds MCK3YlSh Manlon DeBast1an1 Second rou, OBrxen Kozak DeBall1 Jone Bormg Moore Thtrd row Mr 'Nleehan Lamhle Gona Sheehan Carhle VARSITY TEAM SEASON S RECORD Conemaugh Conemaugh Adams Townsh1p Conemaugh Townshlp Ferndale Johnstown Westmont Indlana Wmdber Cresson Westmont Johnstown Conernaugh Townshlp Umted J omt W lndber Indxana I. nlted J o1nt Cresson OPP INDIVIDUAL SCORING fF1rst Sezenj Goals Shxeld NISIIIOII 'VlcKav1sh DeBall1 DeBast1an1 Jones 'Vllller Fouls Total D I JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM SEASON S RECORD Conemaugh Conemaugh Adams Twp Conemaugh Tow nshlp Ferndale Johnstown Westmont Ind1ana Wlndber Cresson W estmont Johnstow n Conemaugh Tow nsh1p Lnxted Jomt Wmdber Indlana Lmted Jomt Cresson OPP IN DIVIDL AL SCORING ffzrst Setenj Lamhle Sheehan Bormg Carllsle Conas 'Vloore Templeton Goals Fouls Total l D C.C. . 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The varsity basketball team ended the season with a record of four wins in nineteen starts. Lost to the team because of graduation were Miller. DeBastiani. McKavish. Manion. and Shields. Of these only Manion and Shields had previous var- sity experience. but a bright spot this year was the fact that five boys who played varsity ball will be back next season. The junior varsity won seven of nineteen games while the freshmen placed high in the Mainline League. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM SEASONS RECORD CC. Opp 27 Xanty Glo . .. .... . 24 26 Gallitzin ..... ,, . 20 26 Cresson .. ,. 9 37 Portage .,... .. . ..... 27 37 South Fork . 29 I6 Nanty Glo .. .. 31 25 Adams Twp. ,,.,,,,, . , 20 I Gallitzin lforfeitl . . . 0 '16 Cresson , . . . . 28 2T Adams Twp. .,.. ..... I 8 I6 Portage . 30 20 South Fork ...... ..... 2 6 JUNIOR VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Sheehan, Lambie, Gonas, Boring, Carlisle. Second row: Mr. Miller, Templeton, Peduzzi, Cercsa. Kozak, Swope. Third row: Long, Schornick. Cirolami. FRESHMAN BASKETBALL TEAM First row: Farabaugh, Davis, Monborne, Laludice, Ciotti, Evans. Second row: Mr. Orange, Tis- kalas, Brothers. McDonald, Hudak, Leary. Third row: Barr. Allison, Anderson. Dahlin, McKotch, Griffith. BASEBALL TEAM ST First row: Speice, Rager. Wright. Carns, Dilling, DeBastiani, Little. Second row: Kirkpatrick. Sedor, Washko. Shields. Weimer. Melnyk, Mr. Miller. Third row: Johns, Allisonl Ballow, Olexa. Link. Tisack. TRACK TEAM First r0u.': Myers, Seese, Zupich, Brosch, Tsikalas, Leary, Husick, Stephens, Dilling, Szekeresh. Second row: Mr. Bartoletti, Reed, Francis, Janis, DeBastiani, Bradley, Moore, Carns, Speice, Cook, Schornick, Mr. DeBastiani. Third row: Demko, Swope, Carlisle, Shields, O'Brien, Bricker, Allison, Griffith, Edwards. Fourth row: Save-ring. Logue, Rose, Plummer, Adams, Taylor, Monyak, Boring. Jones, McKotch. Fifth row: Ford. Meshula, Lambie, Ott, DeBa1li. Dahlin. R. Griffith, Kushner, Bracken, Battista. This year our school had for the first time a varsity baseball team. Coached by Mr. Miller. the team played in Section Two of the Tri-County League with a schedule of eight games. Revival in track interest was evidenced this year by the large number of candidates for the team, which was coached by Mr. Bartoletti and Mr. De- Bastiani. Plans were made for Central Cambria to take part in several meets. Although intramural sports are hampered con- siderably because of the many out-of-town students in our school, the girls held two leagues among the homerooms. During the winter they took part in a Volleyball League won by Room 207. and later they con- ducted the Basketball League. Both activities were managed by the Leader Club under the supervi- sion of Mrs. Lease. A Ni l W Url! DN ' .13 - 1 ' 'hi a . 1 Q a Q Q,- -..H 1 i .fm fr V , ' Q -H 1 fr v 'Ur-TQ . if 'Q sw: V if v 5 ,N Y V Y y Y Y be Q' 2? i5'v' k 6 1 I' YW I' Q' 9'5'3 v 9 ' e SX Wage' 5 2 ,M 1 X 1 ' 'B' 1' 155255 'I 8 f II1 I X, Tan-'v . . . P'r,1r1'1rx'-. Ilml, NI..rI x. .nm I'-rw txgm tI.- 'In' -4 rw 1 att:-uflm: tlxf- mam -f I1-I4-I Iv 'mmf ACTIVITIES ATHLETICS Robert Francis Virginia Koegler W f' x HHQPY' . - ia YOU' B bw Virginia NWN me ch 0 ' W ' VERSATILITY ATTRAC'1'1x'EN13sS Dennis Yassanelli Patricia O,Brien Doesn'l Patty look stunning. Denny? flUlfll'l'lfSl I Q ,ltilll Hlwaillll X' 9 Joseph JXIllll1'lM'0 n has a 1-ea gen! IS ACCLAIMED I IMNCIXG Ronald Tirlrami Mary Jane Aitken Ronnie and Janie really fe-el that jitterbug beat. X1 khai Phrases Dome' - m a :THX PLEASING PERSONALITY Richard De Bastiani Idamarie Vicini Hamarie and Richie share popcorn in the par k. ENTERTAINMENT James Lawson Dorothy Friedhoff SENIORS CHOOSE POPl'I..XIII'I'Y 116111111 Long Shirlvv Dnvif J rf ' That 111j1kghak'. N Qu Fe looks r,.frPShinU gh z-., ide, ERSONALITIES and Jerry. SCHOOL SPIRIT Dennis Ciovacchini Vista Stoy Yea! . . . Denny and Yi-ta rvally want us to win that ,game 1? gp Y-4' wg. N x Chu ,. SMILE Charles Richardson Rae Ann Lesser X P,- E 'Kes- Y XQ whh shoe? gm ask? al ' M9 L Q xt' tom xx Could V0 G l ae W Uk ww L ROYALTY GETS f9'l'L'DlES Thomas Shields Sally Leonard Watch that rloesrft explode. Tucker and Sally! 'W I XDNTIR ATION f Irmntlfv Nan x man I dl N nu 1 Xl xx Ql ICIQN IllL1Illdl'il1X'il'iIli 'Y S3 I A fy ,- ' 1 f-...ff wa' ,QV 4. X , 'K H if,l,j I 1 Haj lxlU,.,,H I I kg' V X v U f.1'I1fl'g,l I, -V' Q NI XX f,Ul H'li N-nior l4WP'lif'N . . . NAIMI: janv XIIIKVII .mll Nluriwrx Luthffr. Ftumling: Putrivia U'l3rir-n, jr-am ' A 4 C U11 ' XI 414-fHwr1-vrf.Fhirl'-x Ilaxis. .Va lmk. 44, fl, f I 1 1 ' . I ' 1 xi 1 'w .lxwf CLASS PLAY GIVES SENIURS CHANCE TO SHINE Are they all frrghtened because of Sahu or the kn1fe The cast of the senlor class play con slsted of Koegler Nlartm Dxllant OBr1en Shxelds Altken Taylor Llttle and Tlrabassl l we el get ne em shouts Sabu fT1rabass1J a dramatlc moment 1n the senlor class play We and My Shadovs a rolhclcmg three act come-dx was presented by the senlor class on Nloxember 9 l9a6 at elght oclock 1n the school aud1tor1um Through the flne co operatlon of MISS Gordon who dlrected the play the cast student d1rectors stage crew and make up commlttee th1S play proxed to be one of the greatest successes of our hlgh school career Dlsplaylng thelr talents 1n the cast were Mary Jane Altken Shadow Thomas Shlelds Roy Har Robert Taylor Bruce Douglas Vlfg1Hl3 Koegler Susan Vonda Martm Roy s 'Vlother 1n Law Hope Dlllant Urs Georgla Butler Clyde Llttle Sherlff Hlclcson and Ronald Tlrabassl Sabu ACSlSllIlg the cast as student dlrectors were 'Nancy Cook and Jeannette Prentlce Jean RlS8llt1 Sands Jones and Nlarlon Luther dld a commend able Job as the make up commlttee Other lm portant people behlnd the scenes were the mem bers of the Stage Club who prepared the scenery , , , - 4. Y 7 sv - ' - v ' C t- . , . A 7 7 Y ' V: 7 . 2 . l Q . 7 - rmgton: Patrlcla O,Brien, Arlene Harrmgtong . , Y ' Tv, . - 2 5 A ' ' s 1 - Y . Q . . .s HARD WORK AND EXPERT DIRECTION BRING SUCCESS Last-minuge in First-Aid kit: Affflfcliong . l l P if 4 F-nal preparati0Y15 T-'aI,a:sI'S makf'-up am L iixxishing iffuches 'O H ' . , -Q Biarlinnf Rhahu Pftpanrl -Munxff :then gets advicp if-rentmi falks to K ,, 5'- -Lf ul The hair while Ions-4 and Luther p Om C0011 Oeghxr' MisQ Cord ' On is ready with the t. Taklng it Ch'iisn12z.s:?e1'22fkpW . grhe Year .. Little. 3 V auctions 0 fl rou- '- stage Pro hes. Secon fthe most amvfesfxeft. sidwef Hug One 0 First wwf '2.,h,'A1iason- Par' wireiviit, Seesev Gui 1 Weime v A change in the atmosphere in the halls at Cen- tral Cambria was created by the Yuletide Season. Through the efforts of the Art Department, colorful decorations spanned the walls. In every homeroom, too, the same spirit prevailed as each room tried to out-do the other. Sitting in class, we heard the caroling of the mixed chorus through the halls, and after class the homeroom parties were held. Then we went to the music auditorium for some dancing. In the auditorium the glimmering lights on Christmas trees and the soft humming of the chorus provided the setting for the annual Christ- mas pageant. Taking part were Carol Roberts. Maryg Larry Kirkpatrick, Josephg Paul Davidson, Clair Wilt. Donald Weimer, and Gene Seese, shepherdsg Clyde Little. Ronald Griffith. and Rob- ert Allison, kings: Delores Sidone. angel: Linda Hughes, flutist. and Vonda Martin and Melvin Edwards. narrators. The Sno-Ball the next evening highlighted the festivities. THE SERIOUS AND THE LIGHT A high honor to a deserving girl! Carol Roberts portrayed the Madonna in the Christmas pageant. I J . Jfgiilir Thfwnrans . ., Griffith. Scif. . FUJI ,our P ond M , 1- rou. 0I3ri,.:lJZSgiq.gcQc?nald, Eppoht L I ' ' Hwne rug' one fsf ir- Udenr D HAVE A PART IN OUR LIFE Richie DeBastiani and Idamarie Yicini ruled supreme as Snow King and Queen at the annual Sno-Ball. cctorl. Monday Jnirectorp, 1 nes. ln the junior year the students really came into their own as far as activities were concerned. The first big event of this kind was the junior class play held in the school auditorium March 15, 1957. at eight oiclock. Titled The Girl Next Doorf, the play proved to he a great success. Starring in this yearls pro- duction were: Thomas Jones, Henry Irvingg Bar- bara james. lrene Irving: Ann Griffith, Alice lrvingg Matthew O'Brien, Andy lrvingg Genevieve McDonald, June Miller: Richard Monday, Tom Irving: William Battista. Clark Kent, and Rose- mary Eppolito, Carol Brewster. It took the co-operation of many persons be- hind the scenes to make an activity of this kind a success. Special credit was due to Mr. Horne, director of the play, and to Nancy Long, student director. As we seniors watched the junior class play, it brought back to mind our play of the previous year, Men Are Like Streetcarsf' Miss Davis, attendance director, did not see these students very often in her office, because they were seldom absent. Their records are: Don Vay. tardy twiceg Madeline Donley. absent once be- cause the bus did not comeg Lloyd Thomas, absent seven days, and Eva Teeter. absent one day. Waiting for the buzzer every morning in the auditorium, chattering students shared the pre- vious night's experiences. As the students scurried to the homerooms at the sound of the warning bell, others were seen in the attendance line await- ing that Hall-important white slipf, At 8:15 the halls were full of students on their way to the various classes. Over and over followed the daily routine through the week. At last on Friday a welcome break in the sched- ule came as the buzzer rang and the students gathered for an assembly. A blanket of quietness settled over the audience as the curtain opened for a program presented by one of the departments. After assembly we went to lunch. and the clat- tering of trays was heard above the talking pupils. After lunch there was some dancing in the gym- nasium, and then back to classes we went at 12:17. The sound of school buses approaching signified that the seventh period soon would end. and soon would end another day and week. With the dis- missal bell at 3:10 we poured from the classrooms with smiles on our faces and plans for the weekend. DAILY PROCEDURES PROV1 Loyalty to Cod and Country . . . That is one of the primary aims of our school. llaily the students of Room 212. as all students do. pledge allegiance to the flag. What is the latest news? Tom Moyer. Pat Brown. and Mel Edwards stop to check the bulletin hoard as they go to the next class. The central bulletin board. which was the work of the Art Club was a point of high interest in the school. ESSENTIAL IN TRAINING A break in the school dav . . the line. followed by B. Daxis. Goughenour, S. Davis. Summer han. Kutchman. Phillips. and wards. . lunch time. Wright leads unidentified student. Jones son. and Weimer. But Shee Rager do the work after- MOMENTS TO REMEMBER AECLST 27 . . . School Days! First day of term. Changes . , . Mr. John- ston is supervising principalg Mr. Cook, high school principal . . . New Teachers . . . Mrs. Newell, home economics: Mr. Brum- baugh. agriculture. SEPTEMBER 3. 4 . . . Vacation alreadyf . . Labor Day and Fair Day. 5 . . . Two new teachers . . . Mr. Home replaces Miss Brown, and Mrs. Thompson teaches P.O.D. T . . . Rahf Rahf ...First Pep Rally pays off . . . Vile beat Conemaugh 14-T. 12 . . . Look pretty. please . . . Seniors schedule individual pic- tures: underclasses have pictures taken. 14 . . . We win again . . . Punsutawney. 13-T. 21 .... another wictory and a new trophy at the expense of Cresson. 13-T. 28 . . . Too bad. we lost . . . Conemaugh Twp., 20-13. OCTOBER 4. 5 .,.. Xnother wacation . . . Teachers' Institute. he angwex. Ut...-,v - .nlg plugin... Y. Chalmer seems to knowgld our school on a current evf T levisiorl SWS ' ' ' R' ma represfnf' Gimme'vDll12?'dr3n2.f.f.'i?..'I...dLR job. WFBGT' ENERGETIC STUDENTS RANK To meet the many interests of the students. a varied program of clubs and activities are offered at Central Cambria High School. The curriculum was arranged in such a manner that these activities could be carried on during the school day because of the large percentage of bus students. Every Wednesday a period was set aside for club meetings. The four units of the Tri-Hi-Y-Alpha. Beta, Gamma, Delta-were the chief interests among the girls. Membership in the Leader Club also was the aim of every girl. Exclusively boys' organizations were the Varsity Club and Key Club. Vocational clubs included the Future Farmers. Future Homemakers, Industrial Arts, Stage. Cam- era. Science, Physics. and Chemistry Clubs. A period every Friday proyided time for assem- bly programs. homeroom programs. singing as- semblies, and class meetings on successive Fridays. ln addition to the regular activity program. qualified students were given an opportunity to take part in interscholastic events. such as foren- sics. county and district music organizations. and special programs. Frequent Pep Meetings during football and basketball season aroused the old school spirit. Open wide, please . . . ,lim Melnyk does not seem too happy. Each year Miss Flynn takes care of the teeth of all students. ,loan Hasselberg helps Miss Flynn-the start of a career perhaps. . .... 2.1 111111111111 - 1 , Q 'jflf ar 11111 -.,. 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Everyone had a wonderful time Eight major school dances featured the social life at Central Cambria during the year. The season opened with the Hobo Hop, a dance sponsored by Leader Club in Uctober. Next the football players were honored at the Pigskin Turkey Dance held by Alpha in November. One of the biggest dances of the year was the Sno-Ball sponsored by the seniors. It highlighted the Christmas activities when the first CCHS rov- altv were named!-the Snow King and Queen. To welcome the new vear. the Library Club sponsored the Mid-Semester Dance in January, but in February the Leader Club reversed the Hbov-treat-girli' routine. :Xt the Topsv Turvv Dance the girls revealed their favorite beaus bv inviting him to the frolic. Also in February The Spirit held the first annual Bobbv Sox Dance to honor the basketball players. As the vear progressed. the Varsity Club put on the big affair in May-The Hay llav Dance. The real climax of the year was the junior Prom later in the month. Many other dances were hr-ld through the vear. These inf-luded the llfworrl Hops and the Football and Basketball llanres held by the Cheerleaders after ear-h home game. STEPPING OUT ENRICHES The Sno-Ball ..., -X grand Christmas Danee held by the Seniors. Among the students and grads at the holiday event were Jane and Tom. The H0110 Hup and they reallx had .1 ood ti r Taking time- will from the dancing are MOMENTS TU RFNIENIHER NOYENIBER IT .... 'S fini' dance- . . . The Pigskin-Turkvy. 22. 23 ..., X nvvded rest? 'I'l1anksgix'ing Ya:-ation. IJEKII-INIBER 1 . . . Ni-w Dancz' . . . Match the- l'at1'li. he-ld hy Delta. 2 . . . Pitt-hurgh Trip . . . Chf'ini4try and Physics Clubs. 11 , , , Svlimll Board Change- . . , Jai-kwn Twp.-Hr. Hunt diva Nll4'l'l'4'4i0'li hy Mr. Herman Hihlr-tl: flamhria Twp.-Mr. Cos- tf-lln iiimfw. Nll1'l'f'!'dPd by Mr. Pvt:-r Fcudf-ra. 21 . 4 . lie-autiful pageant . . . Thv ilhrislniax Programg Happy mumvn! , . . Yam-ation at 3:10. 22 . . . Big wrial event . . Thi- Fnrnviiail. Ji-XNIQXRY 2 . . . Fay day . . . Vacation if owr. 15 . . , Ninwty nmrc days . . . end of fir-I -wriivftf-r. 26 . . , Mid-Sc-:nearer Dance . . . hy ther Library Club.. FEBRUARY 1 . . . New sweaters . . . Foot- ball award: given. 11 charm and beau Y vacini mal , H 00 , . 1 u After eight months of hard work. along with fun, we entered our final month of school. Every- one was looking forward to May Day on May -1, and on the long-awaited night, our beautiful queen. ldamarie Vicini. took her place on the throne. The program. 'Gymbareef' which followed was a big success as was the dance in the gymnasium. The seniors certainly were treated royally at the final formal of the year, the Junior Prom. on May 18. As graduation neared. we seniors began to realize that our life at Central Cambria was almost closed. Finally on May 27. at eight o'clock. we found ourselves forming a processional. ready to receive our diplomas. Our graduation program was here. and we seniors left our Alma Mater with many pleasant memories. As we said Fare-well' we realized. perhaps for the first time, how much Central Cambria High School really has done to prepare us for our life in the future. , Q. Human . -. .Dave A . First row: O 85:3 Giles- D' Duman ,. .. Ani . . the May Qufionk' Second 'mf' ll Hound her nfiuesgi PrentiC9- L00 ' A Q SU Y D69 ' TRADITIONS FURNISH US A hanquet takes lots of preparations. Here Dot Mankcy. Liz Kischel. Tom Moyer. and Mary Jann- Anna prepare the decorations for the happy event. .,. 1,0 .0 fs h .'.w i-'elif' 1 7 1 .1 wk! 2 7 'Ch Thank rliIilnq,a,5 U. Dail. Q' - , F arf' Sam ,idls Nanci- f' url Lox. .llif'l1gf:f'!?5artr Ile-r faihpr ou I 11351 and p ' F iigh.-Cl . 5 If aul Davidson, ml Principal' ITH PLEASANT MEMORIES A in-w vliapt:-r . . . Uvrtilil Lung. -f-iiinr c-luv prcfimlrnt. handful to james Ku-liner. juniur pr:-siilvrit. tliv vliairi of twenty-eight links of E.C.H.S, history, Now he starts a ni-w chain with the first link for Central Cambria. W ' ' Hlllllg for their MOMENTS TO REMEMBER 8 . . . Tliv winner- . . . May Court is annuuncffd. 16 . , . Girl aflu boy to the Topfy Turvy Dann-. 28 . . . New Dance . , . Bobby Sox Dam-il by The Spirit. MARCH l. 4 . . . Spring Vacation. '15 . . . Junior Play . . . Thv Xe-xt Umor..- 18 . . , liawiiall. Track , . Preparation- are- undvr way. APRIL 18. 21 . . . Ea-tvr Holifiayi. 25 . . . Faculty Tea by Beta, 26 . . . Niphi-iiiwre' Party . . Sxvnl in ciyfil. . . . . Swnirir Banquet. 28 , . . Tea frfr Senior Girls liy Profs-sional and Wmiienl Gala 2- Club. MAY -1 . . . May Day anfi Danrifn T . . . En-i iff Fuuwwful Huw Wt-wk Ewnt- .,.. Nxfrnilily Pru- grani. ffrfnwrt- liy Band anrl Lliorii-'A-. 3 .... -Xlplia Mfitlivr llauglilrr Banqiivt. 18 .... -X grrat ew-nt . . . 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'.- 45.7 ' ' ' 1 - .I'll , T65 7 6 '- 1 ' 1 -55 FRESHMEN BECOME INTRINSIC PART OF OUR SCHOOL Cotterman Thelma 213 55 82 Cramer Lee 108 55 Crlste Wllllam 105 55 84 Croyle Paul 205 5 Daughenhaugh Donna 203 55 Davls Davld 214 55 84 Davls Lucxlle 110-55 84 Davls Wl1l1am 203-55 93 Deetscreek Joann 111 55 Deruhls Domemck 203 55 88 93 Devlln Darlene 202 55 69 Drllmg John 113 50 55 88 93 96 Dmsmore Carole 113-55 Dlxon Prrscrlla 202 55 82 83 Dommlck Lmda 209 49 55 74 115 Donley N18dC1ll'l6 203-55 69 72 110 Dubonecky Paul 214-55 Duman Alma 208A 55 Duman Donna 206-55 69 71 72 116 Dy on John 111 5 Edwards Joan 208A 55 66 74 82 Ersele Drana 208B 55 78 80 Erwm John 110-55 Evans Clyde 213-55 84 Evans Janet 111 55 72 Fagan Antornette 211 55 82 Fahlfeder Janet 109 55 68 Frndley Gene 208A 55 Frank Denm 207 56 Freldhoff Francls 208A 56 67 68 Fulton W11113m 207 54 Garda Mary 108-55 69 Gates June 205 56 72 Glrolaml Adelro 209 56 88 93 Goldran John 211 56 Gondek Barbara 206-56 Gonas John 108-56 93 94 95 Good Brenda 107 9 56 72 48 82 Gorman Jack 106-56 66 69 70 Grafflus Margaret 203-56 69 72 Grlffrth Mary 111 54 56 71 72 Grrmme Margaret 108-56 74 82 Grove Mona Carol 208B 56 Hanna Darryl 214-54 113 Harters Thomas 208B 56 84 Harvey Dean 203-54 Henry Judy 208A 56 Heresco Irene 113-56 69 72 78 Hrldebrand Ruth 106-56 H111 Judy 106-56 78 80 Hlll Lucinda 203-56 69 74 78 Holland Nancy 113-56 80 I26 Howells James 203 56 88 Huber Carl 108 56 69 Hughes Rodney 105 56 Hunter Karen 203-56 68 Itle Gary 205 56 84 Itle James 209 56 84 Jerome Lrdo 108 54 80 Jones Allan 104-56 Jones Clrfford 109 56 81 Jone Harry 206 54 84 Kelly Edxth 208A 54 56 65 68 74 75 Kenny Carole 104-56 68 72 78 92 Klayko Agnes 215-56 69 74 Klotz Carol 213-56 72 82 83 Kmett Edward 111 56 Knopp Ronald 110-56 84 Koegler Joan 211 56 Kormams George 215-56 88 93 Koss Martln 214-56 67 Kovach Delores 214-56 97 KOZ1Ck1 Bernardme 207 56 84 97 Kozlol Lorrarne 206-54 69 Krug Dorothy 207 56 67 97 Kushner Carol 110-56 66 74 Lamble Wayne 108-54 56 71 81 88 Lambmg James 106-56 66 68 70 Lap1na Rlchard 206-56 Lauer Mary 215 56 69 Ley Francls 205-56 88 Logue John 212 56 68 93 96 113 Long James 104-56 67 70 95 Lord Mlldred 208B 56 McAl11ster Fred 104-56 88 93 McConnell Raymond 208A 56 McCul1y Wlllxam 202 54 McHugh Joyce 208A 56 68 74 McK1nnon Nancy 215-56 McKenstry Jon 210-56 McMasters lrvln 106-56 McMullen Susan 108-57 Mackall Kathryn 210-57 68 69 Mackall Paul 208A 57 Madena Patrrcra 210-57 Mallm Thomas 205-54 Marhefka James 208A 9 57 84 Mattluz Jean 110-54 69 74 75 Mattluz Thomas 111 54 67 68 80 113 Mayer Dolores 211 57 Michaels Catherme 210 57 Mlchaels Harold 205-9 57 Monborne June 113-57 68 2 Moore Barbara 209 57 66 Moore Davld 208A 57 88 93 Moore Sara Jane 208B 57 Mullen Mane 106-57 69 Mutter Joyce 111 54 57 74 82 83 92 Myers Arlene 209 57 67 72 Nagel Lols 210-57 Nealen Alrce Mane 203-57 69 75 7 Nelson Gene 110-57 Newcomer Constance 208B-57 Nyland James 205 57 OBr1en Matthew 215 54 68 94 96 109 On Gayle 211 57 69 72 Owatt Margaret 202 57 66 72 Paul Charles 211 57 Pavuk Donna 109 57 72 Peduzz1 Joseph 113-57 88 93 95 Pololsky Helen 215-57 68 72 Pryce Dons 212 57 72 Radebach Mary 106-57 67 Rager Lloyd 111 57 84 Reed Francls 210-57 96 Reese James 208A 57 71 Reese LOIS Jean 205 57 68 74 115 Reese Nancy 209 54 57 72 Reese Patrrck 207 57 Relghard Samuel 111 57 67 70 Roberts Kay 104-57 66 69 72 78 Rolls Kenneth 214-57 88 Rose Sharlene 110-57 69 Rosensteel Davld 209-57 Rykola Anna Rose 211 57 69 78 Saverlng Bonnle 205-57 67 69 Shettrg Allan 208A 57 Schornlck James 208A 57 77 88 93 95 96 Selrga Regrs 105-57 Shank Robert 208A Sheehan Donna 214-57 97 Sheehan Paul 113-57 94 95 Sholtrs James 213-57 88 93 Shutak Mxke 113-57 88 93 Sldes Robert 113 57 67 69 80 Sxmmons Dons 104-57 68 Sloan Davld 207 57 Smith Beverly 208A 57 Smlthbauer Nancy 202 57 72 , , - -, , , - , , 93 , , - 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 , , , , 84 - 1 1 1 , 1 - 1 1 1 1721 8 '-5 ' ' 1 1 1 1 , , , , ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 , , , - ' ' ' 1 1 7 1 1 1 7 1 1 3 7 7 1 7 5 7 S 1 ' - , 5 Y 1 1 1 ' ' -7' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 s, , , ' - ' 1 1 7 ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 711 ' ' W.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 8 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' ... 1 1 1 1 , - , 1 1 1 1 ' ' ' - ' 1 1 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 Y , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 '- ' ' ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , ' 1 1 5 , , .O 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 7 1 , , , 1 1 1 , , ' ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . I 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 y 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 93, 94, 95, 96 Rashhch, Eugene, 104-57 1 1 1 - - . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 . . . , , , 88, 93 , , - , 1 51 . , , 1 1 1 I 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - V l 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 , . - , 84 88 . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 D I . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' . 1 1 1 1 , , , 1 93 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 , , . 1 1 7 Y 1 1 1 1 1 .... 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 182 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' - , 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 80 1 1 . . . 1 1 1 1 1 1 A 1 1 1 1 A A , , , , 1 - 1 1 1 L , , , , ' 7 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 ' 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 Y 1 1 1 1 1 1 , 1 1 1 69 - 1 9 9 1 Y 7 y , ' ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 1 1 ' 7 5 1 1 1 1 1 1 7 9 5 1 1 7 7 7 , , , , , - , , - , , 78 GRADUATION OPENS NEW DOORS TO Q01 on Charle 210 7 Qteele Bruce 214-31 84 Qtephen Barbara 213 6 84 Qtephen Benjamln 211 38 88 93 96 Qtuen Con tance 213 38 69 82 Qtexe Ronald 2085 38 Qtumpf Georglna 2085 38 Qtuplc Robert 2085 38 88 93 Qzuch Carol 212 38 69 Taylor Harry 202 38 Templeton Barry 109 38 93 Thoma Charle 206 4 Thoma Nlargaret 106-38 68 69 14 82 83 TIQHCR Nlarlene 213 38 14 82 83 Tozzml Deborah 211 38 69 14 Troyan Nlary Jane 203 38 12 Trynouch John 210 8 Lrban Patrlcla 108-38 61 12 78 Yan'Net Wlary 2085 38 V1 okaj Geor e 110 38 88 Worhauer George 101 38 ID Wat on Paul 203 38 67 10 Wega Janet 201 J8 69 12 91 Wentz Anna Jean 2085 38 82 Westover Davld 208B 58 84 WCSIFICR Edgar 209 8 Westrlck Nlary 5nn 213 38 73 Wrecek Jo ephlne 209 8 74 82 Wrlght Darlene 208A 38 Wflghl Francl 207 8 Wyland 5udrey 2085 38 Wyland Rxchard 2085 38 Ha komtz, Donna J 210-38 84 Zuprch L1ll1an 214-38 69 97 Zuplch Thoma 104-38 88 96 FRESHNIEN 5dams Barbara 213 38 14 82 Alllson Thomas 104-38 93 93 96 Ambfl co Ann 212 38 14 5m1gh Pearl 210-38 70 Anderson JOQEpl1 214-D8 93 9 Angert 'Nlargaret 103 38 74 Angue Garv 20813 3 Babmc ak Joan 208B 38 82 Ballon Barbara 202 39 82 Balslnger Dxanne 209 38 12 Barber, Kathryn 5nn, 108-38, 10, 82 Barnes, Fred, 103-38 Barno, John, 104-38 Barr, Judlth, 10-1--38 Barr Wlelun 113 18 39 93 93 96 Bartolr-ttr lryln Jr 201 38 Beba Lawanda 101 38 18 82 Becquet Florman 103 38 Benedlct Robert 209-38 Benonl Henrletta 203 38 39 14 82 Benyack Elleen 211 38 Berenzan lu Doralene 2081? 38 Blttner 'Nancy 203 38 0 Bloom Yalerle 5nn 209 38 Bokach Jean 212 38 4 Bombach Laverne 101 38 10 Bracken Jamce 193-38 Bradley Shrrley 212 38 12 Branlff Robert 210-38 93 Brazll Vlrgmla 208B 8 Brenza Davld 214-60 Broad Rxta 208B 60 10 Brother Bruce 209 60 93 Brown Dayld 213 60 93 Brown Ru ell 213-60 Brown Thoma 208B 60 Buckus Rrchard 107 60 Bulge R8g1S 213 60 Butler Donald 211 60 66 69 Calabrla Carol Ann 212 60 70 72 82 Caldwell Agnes 206-60 Calka John 109 60 Campbell Donna 213 60 70 82 83 Carllsle Wllllam 208B 60 Carns John 106-60 68 Ceresa Thoma 211 60 93 Ces na Carol 104-60 61 70 74 8 Cessna Robert 110-60 C1ott1 Paul 104-60 11 93 Coleman Daud 214-60 Coleman Dons 213-60 Conrad Charles 108-60 Cook James 108-60 71 96 97 Cramer Donna 109 60 70 74 Cree Robert 207 60 93 Dahlln 5lb1n 215 39 60 66 93 95 Daugherty Patnck 208B-60 93 Davis James 107 39 60 66 69 70 Davls Patrrcla Jean 103-60 Davis Ronald 103 60 93 Dau Wllllam 214-60 81 88 Daw George 213-60 84 Deffenbaugh, Judxth, 208B-39 Demko, Tom, 210-60, 96 Dxllant, Chanty, 109-60, 72, 82 Dlshart, Nlary, 202-60, 69, 14, 80 THE FUTURE Dlshart Thoma 206-60 68 Dlxon There a 113 60 Durbm Clyde 103 60 Durbm Daniel 103-60 Durkmlch Rebecca 106 10 16 Edward John 106-60 Eyan Qharon Ruby 203 Ewan Thoma 109 60 93 Ewan William 203-60 Farabaugh Donna 110-60 Farabaugh Raymond 107 60 Felxx Barbara 103-60 10 Felton Joseph 106-60 Fennell Robert 109 60 Fleld Carole 210 60 Fxndley Carole 202 60 Flxck Charle 208B 60 Frredhoff Annette 107 60 Fulton Carol 109 60 68 70 7 Fulton Judxth 110-60 82 Gerycz 'Vancy 104-60 Gllkey Gerald 107 60 93 Glllm qtanton 109 60 Gl0V8CClllIlI Thomas 111 60 9 Grttmg Ann 108-60 67 Gonos Andrew 202 60 Good W1lma 111 61 Goughenour Thoma 107 59 1 Gould Davd 111 61 69 Grlfflth Davld 107 61 84 Grxfflth Gary 110-39 61 71 93 93 Grxfflth Mary 1.01116 108-59 61 Groye Ruth 113-61 Hagench Larry 113 61 Hagerxch Rodney 103-61 Hammer Glorla 103 61 Hartman France 106-61 Hlck France 109 61 69 Hoffman Beverly 107 61 74 Holsopple Harold 109-61 93 Hoover Charles 110-61 93 Hoover Lee 202 61 Hott Sylvia 106 61 Hudak Theodore 107 61 93 93 Hughe Dennl 109 61 Hughe Francr 208B-61 Hughes Lmda 209-61 70 108 Hurtack, Edward, 202 61 Huslck, Kenneth, 111 61, 03, 96 Johnson, Charlotte, 110-61, 67 l27 3 'ss . s. -5 . . . -7 . 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