Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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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

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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

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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.