Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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All right, let's try that again. The integral area of a right circular cone is equal . . . Mr. Krumenaker apparently is teaching a geometry lesson to Mr. Kayden, Miss Kischel, and Mr. Jubara. After that lesson they all will need the services of a nurse, Miss Kischel, FRANCIS JUBARA, B.S. Homeroom 211, Special Education ROBERT E. KAYDEN, B.S. Homeroom 208, Gencral Science, Freshman Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH KISCHEL, R.N. School Nurse JOHN R. KRUMENAKER, B.S. Homeroom 113, Algebra II, Advanced Mathematics, Plane Geometry, .lun- ior Sponsor FRED D. LAURITO, B.S. Homeroom 109, Problems of Democ- racy, World History, Economic Geog- raphy .IOI-IN L. LEONARD, B.S. Homeroom 203, Junior Business Training, E c o n o mic Geography, Shorthand I, Typing I, Business Cor- respondence MISS DOROTHY LIPHART, B.S. Homeroom 105, Pennsylvania His- tory, Beta Tri-Hi-Y Adviser, Fresh- man Sponsor Two new teachers are being indoctrinated into the customs and lifc at Central Cambria High School by Miss Liphart. Mr. Leonard and Mr. Laurito are enjoying the lesson, to say- -the leastr

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Mr. Glass, our new guidance director, gets the inside dope from Miss Gordon and Mr. Gibb. Seriously, however, Mr. Glass showed a sincere interest in all students whether their problems were in English or in chemistry. Facult J. HAROLD GIBB, B.S., M.Ed. Homeroom 212, Chemistry DONALD B. GLASS, B.S., M.Ed. Guidance Director, Key Club Ad- viser MISS HELEN GORDON, B.S. Homeroom 107, English III, Com- mencement Committee WALTER GRESH, B.S. Homeroom Drawing Room, Physics, Chemistry, Freshman Sponsor WILLIAM D. GRUVER, B.S., M.Ed. Music Supervisor, Commencement Committee HORATIO ISENBERG Music Instructor MISS MARTHA J ONES, B.S. Typing II, Shorthand II, Clerical Practice, Academic Typing, Handbook How did you guess that this conversation was about music? With two music teachers and a clarinet, what else could be involved? Mr. Isenberg, Mr. Gresh, and Miss Jones hear Mr. Gruver talk about the beauties of the clarinet. No doubt, Mr. Gresh will take the principles of physics involved back to his classes. 4

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You can bet this conversation is H01 about art. However, Mrs. Oi-ner, our new home economics teacher, appears interested as Mr. Miller tells Mrs. Orner, Mr. Orange, and Mr. Loveless that he hopes to have a championship baseball team this year. Facult No, this is not a biology class. Mr. Pelliccioni fcen- terl has the floor with his illustrated lecture as to how the quarterback should handle the football. The coach has captured the attention of Mr. Pipas and Mr. Semyan. RICHARD LOVELESS, B.S. Art Supervisor, Art Instruction J. L. MILLER, B.S. Health, Physical Education, Fresh- man Football Coach, Baseball Coach, Senior Sponsor, Varsity Club Adviser LEONARD G. ORANGE, B.S. Industrial Arts, Engineering Draw- ing, Stage, Stage Club Adviser, As- sistant Football Coach, Head Bas- ketball Coach, Varsity Club Adviser, Commencement Committee MRS. ELIZABETH ORNER, B.S. Home Economics Homeroom, Home Economics, Future Homemakers of America Adviser, Senior Class Spon- sor A. J. PELLICCIONI, B.A., M.Ed. English II, English IV, Head Foot- ball Coach, Varsity Club Adviser, Junior Sponsor, Senior Play MICHAEL I. PIPAS, B.A., M.A. Homeroom 215, Biology, Freshman Basketball Coach JOSEPH SEMYAN, B.S., M.Ed. Homeroom 205, Business Mathemat- ics, Typing I