Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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Pity the poor driver education teacher in the midst of this English shop talk. Mr. Baumgardner observes ln silence as Miss Brown, new at our school this year, discusses a paper with Miss Baldini and Mr. Anodide. Facult What common interest could there be among teachers of history, English, and agriculture? In this case at least, it is fishing. Mr. DeBastiani and Mr. Crowley are fascinat- ed by Mr. Brownis tale. ROLAND ANODIDE, A.B. Homeroom 207, English II, Journa- lism, Faculty Manager of Athletics, Spirit Adviser MISS ROSE MARIE BALDINI, B.S. Homeroom 111, English I, Commence- ment Committee, Sophomore Sponsor JAMES BAUMCARDNER, A.B. Driver Education, Safety Education MISS FAYE R. BROWN, B.S. English I, Composition, Commence- ment Committee, .lunior Sponsor, Gamma Tri-Hi-Y Adviser HUGH BROWN, B.S. Agriculture, Shop Mathematics, Fu- ture Farmers of America Adviser PAUL N. CROWLEY, B.A. English I, English III, Reading, Freshman Football Coach, .lunior Varsity Basketball Coach, Dramatics LEROY DeBASTIANI, B.A.. M.Ed. Homeroom 106, American History, Commencement Committee, .Iunior Varsity Football Coach, Head Track Coach, Varsity Club Adviser

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W . . gl' it Q mis 1 wr fue l NCQ H N, i rx YY -,Q-q- Mr. James L. Cook High School Principal With the graduation of our class, Mr. Cook marks his silver anniversary of teaching at our school. For the past eight years he has been the capable principal of Central Cambria High School. Before that he served as history teacher and athletic coach for seventeen years. As he completes his twenty-fifth year, Mr. Cook has had a share in the development of more than 41,000 slurlents from this area. All will remember him not only as a firm teacher and principal lout also as a warm-heartefl friencl. Miss Esther Koss . . . Secretary

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JOSEPH DeRUBIS, B.A. Homeroom 206, Algebra I, Shop Mathematics, Sophomore Sponsor, Assistant Track Coach . MISS MARILYN ENGLEHART, A.B., M.Ecl., Eq. M. Lib. Sci. Librarian, Forensics, Forensic Club Adviser, Library Club Adviser MRS. JEAN MCS. ESTEP, A.B. Homeroom 110, French I, French II, French III, Alpha Tri-Hi-Y Adviser MARTIN P. FARABAUGI-I, B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts, Industrial Guidance, Stage, Stage Club Adviser MRS. ADELAIDE FLANAGAN, B.S. Homeroom 108, English IV, Com- mencement Committee MISS MARY FLYNN, R.D.H., B.S. Dental Hygienist JOHN CAYNOR, B.A. Homeroom '104, World History, Audio-Visual Materials Whatever the interest, all appreciate the good literature in our library. Miss Englehart, Mr. DeRubis, and Mrs. Estep take a few minutes to peruse the new-book display which Miss Englehart set up. A little shop, a little dental talk, a little English, a little history . . . all of this combined should make up a lively conversation. In such an atmosphere Mr. Farabaugh, Miss Flynn, Mrs. Flanagan, and Mr. Gaynor relax in Room 108 after a hard day in school. l