Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 182 of the 1966 volume:

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Frances Bacon said, Knowledge is Power. With this thought in mind, the 1966 Oracle shall attempt to review the divisions of school life - faculty, activities, organizations, classes. Each division is equally important, for each one contributes immeasur- ably to the totality of all we know, and thus, all we are, and all we shall become. nplnillillmnnn-n Table of Contents FOREWORD ...................... 3 DEDICATION ................. . . . 6 FACULTY 8: ADMINISTRATION . . . . . . 8 INSTRUCTION .............. . . . 22 ACTIVITIES ......... . . . 38 ORGANIZATIONS . . . . . . 50 ATHLETICS ....... . . . 78 CLASSES ...... ..... 9 6 GRADUATES II6 CLOSING .... .... I 52 3 Z 'x Central Cambria .F l N i ' x - . C 1.1 L5,,,,A Y 1 High School . Dur Alma Mater ' lil 1 'il j l Atop the verdant Alleghenies Our high school stands supreme Whose halls shall in our minds forever Abide with Us our fondest dream. To scenes we've learned so much I to cherish 'Twill be so hard to say good-bye As those who pledge with us devotion To Central Cambria High. Since high school friendships soon will sever And fade as does the dying day, New comrades will our lives enlighten As in the world we wend our way, And yet whatever be life's fortune Tho' memory fails, for friends we sigh, We'll love thee still, Our Alma Mater, Our Central Cambria High. WE, the Graduating Class, proudly DEDICATE this, Our 1966 ORACLE, to the Memory of Jeffrey Scott Mel-Tadden and Robert Freeman Lydie J, , rl , N N W . ' izfcvf-si -11 ' ' ' ' ' 1 1 .-,- , , . . V - . : '1 ' f .- - Y V I A thought 1 1 I Emerson innumerable minds. ll , HQ. 4- ROW ONE-Roger E. Hughes, Dino DeYulis, William W. Daugherty, ROW TWO-James F. Estep, William Radebach, Ross S. Carson, Chester Noel, Bert Reese, ROW THREE-Joseph D. Paterson, Raymond C. Rodgers, Kenneth Swineford, E. J. Simmons, Grant W. Davis, Albert Dominick, ABSENTEES-Richard G. Tibbott, John Goldian, John Pavuk Central Cambria Joint ohool Board An active and capable administrative council is necessary for the efficient opera- tion of any school district. Central Cam- bria Joint Schools has such an organiza- tion. Made up of elected members from each of three areas-Ebensburg Borough, Cambria Twp., and Jackson Twp., the Joint Board meets monthly to make de- cisions concerning operation of district schools and the welfare of Central Cam- bria students. This year one of the main proiects was the refurnishing of a build- ing to the right of the high school. This structure was purchased last year by the Board and is being utilized this year as an administrative-office building. Mr. Cook, Supervising Principal, is pictured here with the officers of the Joint Board-Dino DeYulis, President, and Roger E. Hughes and William W. Dougherty, vice presidents. F-51 ATHLETIC COMMITTEE Mr. Hughei, Mr. Rodgers, Mr. Davis, Dr. Paterson, Mr. Simmons, Mr. Reese, and Mr. DeYuIns POLICY COMMITTEE Noel, Mr. Swineford, Mr. Radebach, Mr. Dominick, Mr. Carson, and Mr. Esfep I 'I . 'gf L. Mr. James L. Cook Mr. Cook has been associated with our high school for twenty-seven years. He has served ably and successfully as an athletic coach, a history teacher, and an administrator. He is a man who has played a vital part in the shaping of hundreds of young lives-a man who has fulfilled his re- sponsibilities well. We, The Class of 1966, will long remember Mr. James L. Cook-not only as a principal, but as a devoted friend and a dedicated advisor as well. f f , , X, if Mr. Leroy DeBastiani For years, Mr. DeBastiani served Central Cambria High School well-as both an athletic coach and a teacher, he proved himself to be a firm, con- scientious, and dedicated educator. This year marks the completion of Mr. DeBastiani's first year as high school principal. He has served wholehearted- ly and skillfully in the best interests of Central Cambria's faculty and student body. As we grad- uate, we wish him continued success and happiness in his new position. y High School W' Principal 'S -f ' IZ., Lis 7-.x S:- -is MR. ROLAND ANODIDE, A.B. English ll, Journalism, Homeroom 207, Faculty Manager of Athletics MR. M. JAMES BAUMGARDNER, A.B. Driver Education and Highway Safety, Civil Defense MISS MARY BEYER, B.S. World History ll, Homeroom 208A, Junior Class Sponsor, Delta Sponsor, Pep Club Sponsor, Cheer- leader Sponsor MISS FAYE R. BROWN, B.S. English I, Senior Composition, Guidance, Gamma Sponsor MR. HUGH BROWN, B.S. Agriculture, Shop Mathematics, Future Farmers of America MR, ROBERT J. BUCHANAN, B.S., M.Ed. Clerical Practice, Typing l, Typing ll, Academic Typing, CCHS Directory, Oracle Sponsor MR. PAUL N. CROWLEY, B.A., M.Ed. English III, Reading, Freshman Football Coach, J.V. Basketball Coach, Junior Class Play MR. JOSEPH DeRUBlS, B.A., M.Ed. Advanced Mathematics, Plane Geometry, Home- room 206, Track Coach, Senior Class Sponsor MR. JULES DlLL, B.S. Shop Chemistry, Academic Chemistry, Homeroom 212, Assistant Freshman Football Coach, Assistant Track Coach, Sophomore Class Sponsor MISS MARILYN ENGLEHART, A.B., M.Ed., Eq.M. Lib. Sci. Librarian, Forensics, Library Club, Forensic Club J -. Paul N. Crowley Jules Dill i. '- If , lhn2- Roland Anodide M. James Baumgardner Mary Beyer Faye R. Brown Hugh Brown Robert J. Buchanan Joseph DeRubis Marilyn Englehart ,Wiatr-L L L.. Sd' Faculty 1+ fl? 'SS' ov K-1 -:rw I ti Jean Estep Martin Fa rabaugh John Gaynor Helen Gordon Walter Gresh William D. Gruver Horatio Isenberg Robert J. Kayden Elizabeth Kischel Donald B. Glass ,. if? 'Q hw., 'ZS 1 . I fri I 1-qu, 5. ff MRS. JEAN McS. ESTEP, A.B. French I, ll, III5 Homeroom 1 105 Alpha Sponsor MR. MARTIN FARABAUGH, B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts MR. JOHN GAYNOR, B.A. World History5 Homeroom 1045 Audio-Visual Material MR. DONALD B. GLASS, B.S., M.A. Guidance Director5 Key Club Adviser MISS HELEN GORDON, B.S. English III5 Homeroom 1075 Commencement Committee MR. WALTER GRESH, B.S. Physics5 Homeroom 2145 Senior Class Head Sponsor MR. WILLIAM D. GRUVER, B.S., M.Ed. Music Supervisor5 Commencement Committee MR. HORATIO ISENBERG Music Instructor MR. ROBERT J. KAYDEN, B.S. General Science, Junior Science5 Homeroom 2135 Senior Class Sponsor MISS ELIZABETH KISCHEL, R.N. School Nurse -Q., R377 if ,E q,f MR. RAYMOND KEITH, B.S. Business Mathematics, Business Correspond- ence, Typing I, Homeroom-Aud. A, Sopho- more Class Sponsor MR. JOHN P. KRUMENAKER, B.S. Algebra I, General Math, Homeroom 113 MISS DOROTHY LIPHART, B.A. American History I, Homeroom 105, Beta Sponsor MR. RICHARD LOVELESS, B.S., M.Ed. Art Superviser, Art Instruction MR. JERROD L. MILLER, B.S. Health, Physical Education, Freshman Football Coach, Baseball Coach MR. LEONARD ORANGE, B.S., M.Ed. Industrial Arts, Engineering Drawing, Stage Club, Varsity Club, Head Basketball Coach, Assistant Football Coach, Commencement Committee IMRS. ELIZABETH ORNER, B.S. Home Economics, FHA Sponsor MR. A. J. PELLICCIONI, A.B., M.Ed. English III, IV, Homeroom 109, Senior Class Play MR. MICHAEL J. PIPAS, A.B., B.S., M.Ed. Biology, Homeroom 215 MR. JOSEPH SEAMAN, ilAmerican History I, World History II, World f'History Ill, Homeroom 208B Sw we-sr Elizabeth Omer Michael Pipas 'av K '27 Raymond Keith John P. Krumenaker Dorothy Liphart Richard Loveless J. L. Miller Leonard Orange A. J. Pelliccioni Joseph Seaman K' if S4 Faculty . B ..k f4 fn 523.5 R Vf wish, WA ,YK Ah T - Q'-'-' hi' We-P7 . f , Joseph Semyan Janet Sides Joanne Smith Cyril R. Stevens Paul Seymour Andrew Singel Allen Solomon William C. Stormer Al MR. JOSEPH SEMYAN, B.S., M.Ed. Salesmanship, Typing I, Junior Business Training Business Law, Economic Geography MR. PAUL SEYMOUR, A.B. Problems of Democracy, Head Football Coach, Freshman Basketball Coach MRS. JANET SIDES, B.S. Health, Physical Education, Cheerleader Sponsor, Leader Club Sponsor MR. ANDREW SINGEL, B.S., M.Ed. Biology, General Science, Homeroom-Balcony MRS. JOANNE SMITH, B.S. English I, II, World History III, Homeroom-Audi torium C., Sophomore Class Sponsor, Beta SponsoJ MR. ALLEN SOLOMON, B.S. Algebra II, Homeroom 111, Junior Class Sponsor MRS. ROSE MARIE SOLOMON, B.S., M.Ed. English I, Homeroom 106, Senior Class Sponsor MR. JAMES SPONSKY, B.S. Special Education, Homeroom 211, Junior Varsity Football Coach MR. CYRIL R. STEVENS, A.B. Latin I, II, English II, Homeroom 209 MR. WILLIAM C. STORMER, B.S., M.Ed. Bookkeeping I, II, Business Law, Homeroom 202, Oracle Business Sponsor, Junior Class Sponsor MR. GUST S. TSIKALAS, A.B. Spanish I, II, III, Homeroom 210 MR. MICHAEL ZONIN, B.S. Typing II, Shorthand I, II, Homeroom 203 James Sponsky Michael Zonin Rose Marie Solomon Gust S. Tsikalas r 49' -ef'-' ig, ii Bernice Gibb Adrian Scotilla Also serving as members of the faculty were several substitute teachers. Mrs. Gibb took the place of Mrs. Flanagan, who was on sabbatical leave this past year. Mrs. Scotilla was here for most of the first semester filling in for Mrs. Sides, and during the sec- ond semester, taking Mrs. Solo- mon's place. Other faithful sub- stitutes included Mr. Gibb and Mr. Scotilla Cboth pictured be- Iowl, also Rev. Robert Cessna, Mrs. James Fluke, and Mrs. .lack Wolf. More Teachers BERNICE GIBB, B.A. English IV ADRIAN SCOTILLA, B.A. English ll, Social Studies, Senior Class Sponsor STUDENT TEACHERS . . . Miss Mikolowski, Miss Gallagher, Miss Swick, Mr. Rooney, Miss Heyl, Mr. Albright, Miss Vargo Harold Gibb Donald Scotilla i. l ,T 4' ,N l l N hr li V' fist LQ35' ,f W t I It Mrs. Mary Evanchick Mrs. Shirley Straw '45 li cl Secretarial Staff . l an 5 t l L Miss Esther Koss The secretarial staff and the nurse- imagine the chaos which would result were it not for the work of these capable employees! Each day, attendance records, central banking activities and cafeteria accounting are efficiently handled by Mrs. Evanchick. Meanwhile, Mr. Debastiani and Mr. Cook are responsibly assisted by their aides-Miss Esther Koss and Mrs. Shirley Straw. As for medical services, Miss Eliza- beth Kischel serves Central Cambria stu- dents each day as nurse. Not only is Miss Kischel always available in case of sick- ness or iniury, she also maintains cumula- tive health records for each student. senior John Hamula. Here Miss Kischel is shown ad ministering a hearing test to P-V-. K' lf. ,,,f ,Q-2 t x Mr. John Berkstresser XM f Custodians and Cafeteria Staff Mr. Francis Cominsky V' x. lt iii x l,N VN 5 '1 . r .lf 1' Mr. Cloyd Reese Every student owes a debt of thanks to the custodians and the cafeteria staff. These individuals are always ready and willing to lend a helping hand to student or faculty member alike. The custodians' duties include keeping equipment and furniture in order, dusting and cleaning, and performing kindred small tasks to keep the school running smoothly. Mean- while, the cooks are in charge of the huge task of preparing lunch each day for over 300 students. COOKS .. Mrs. Lydia Trexler, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, Mrs. Mary Ann Calabria, Mrs. Marlene Rohrbaugh --.... .--., 4. S - 4 . J .4 ,f ,, 5 A y 5 l - I i QI -A . -f-, n 1 x.'K'Q n f 55 . J, N ' - ' Q . r.- , 4 . ' a ,,,., , , KH 3 if W ' ' -P rw, , E., , A l ,fm f wwf ' -yi -4-.Q af X vw. S Y Nga v 1 A J V y.. 1 QW ' Lv' i -.,,--r- -1'5-:1--- 1 1 r:-:r-fn-1-rv-vu:-v:-.ir-W-ff 1w1Q-H we - . 1 ii- ,.., FW--F-faq lf any one part of our school could deservedly be called its heart , that part would almost certainly be the library. Each day, dozens of students and faculty members utilize library facilities. Whether searching for reference material, hunting a good book, or iust plain browsing, each vis- itor to the library is offered out- standing opportunities. Over 6000 volumes are housed in the library, plus a large number of maga- zines, periodicals, and newspa- pers. These are kept in order mainly through the conscientious efforts of Miss Englehart and her staff of Student Librarians. - 1 7'i Miss Englehart is helping Harry Harvey use the card catalogue. Listen carefully, Harry! 24 5. XYAA 'H : V32 Libby Beckett is trying to be helpful, but 'Dave Rose keeps telling her he iust doesn't want to read Mr. Lincolns Wife! Library Services These fellows are browsing through a few of the many magazines to which our library subscribes. ,Z Guidance Services The iob of providing guidance for nearly 1000 students may well be described as a headache but Mr. Glass and Miss Brown were always ready and willing to help solve any problem Mr. Glass, with the aid of Miss Brown, provides excellent guidance for all of our students. This year, for the first time, iuniors were offered a class, taught by Miss Brown and Mr. Solomon, in which they prepared for the college board tests. The department carried out a broad testing pro- gram, which included aptitude, interest, and achievement tests, and also conducted an ex- tensive program of group counseling. ln addition the guidance office was always open to any stu- dent who wished to obtain information concern- ing courses of study, admission to college, or vo- cational opportunities. 5-17 L 1i1 S2 1 'zz t ff: 'tiff waist ll! in-af I ill Those of us that trudged in to the guidance office around February ist to inform Mr. Glass we hacln't applied to college yet received this sort of look. Danny Dominick and Chuck Ball are discussing Indiana State University with Mr. Glass. l Y ....n Mr. Gaynor points out one of the world's hot spots to his World Cultures class. H1st0ry Today's students of Central Cambria will be tomorrow's citizens of the world. Keeping this thought in mind, the history department strives to teach each student the fundamentals and value of democracy. With mounting world tensions and conflicts, students must be trained to understand people in foreign lands. The aims of Pennsylvania History, Civics, American History, World History, and Problems of Democracy are to help to mold the thinking and actions of the future citizens. Teachers in this department are Mr. Gaynor, Miss Liphart, Mr, Seymour, Mr. Seaman, and Miss Beyer. Miss Liphart, along with American History students Mike Yesenosky and Mary Ann McCullough is discussing the presidential calendar which hangs in her room The essay that Mr. Seymour is reading seems to be getting a rise out of his third period POD class - T. A lil: l QQ if Miss Brown challenges one of her freshman English students English is a subiect studied by each and every student-freshman or senior, academic or indus- trial arts. All students spend time studying gram- mar, spelling, punctuation, composition, and lit- erature in each of their four high school years. In addition, one semester of English Composition is compulsory for all college-bound students, and art and music appreciation is offered to seniors. Teach- ers in the department this year were Mr. Anodide, Miss Brown, Mr. Crowley, Mrs. Gibb, Miss Gordon, Mr. Pellicioni, Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Solomon, Mr. Stevens, and Mrs. Scotilla, who substituted for Mrs. Solomon during the second semester. He is the simple subiectp 'attempted' is the verb, the spbiect-predicate line goes right there Mrs Solomon is saying Come on, Barb Rylke, Richard Hershel, and Cheryl Hofecker, let's look a little more enthusiastic' 41' F ' ? ' ., , -.es-v:q,'ff,5d FQ: luv' Hmm, you'd better check your multiplication on number ff, says Mr. Solomon to Algebra ll student Eugene Lute. ,- Mathematics-the queen of the sciences . Well, at least that's what Plato thought. Whether or not we think so too is of little concern, for mathe- matics is required of all students-regardless of course. Academic students are offered two years of algebra and one year each of plane geometry and advanced math. Non-academics, on the other hand, are offered general math and shop math, while business math is compulsory for commercial students. Teachers in this department are Mr. Brown, Mr. DeRubis, Mr. Keith, Mr. Krumenaker, and Mr. Solomon. Dick Hershel's answer may not be correct, but, iudging from the reaction of Mr. Krumenaker's Algebra l class, it must be pretty funny. Mathematics Mr. DeRubis is showing Herb. Wilson and Lane Wolf how to find logarithms on a slide rule. Herb and Lane are members nf Mr napttl-was A,-l.,...,-.-I AA-,al-. T l 1 'i X l l Q' 6 it ,, 1 r 7 N U1 . Vi tg 'V L. psf.. Don't worry, Albert, if John spills the acid, it will lust singe your arm a little bit, says Mr. Dill. John Patrick and Albert Risaliti hope he's iust kidding. 'I l .W .J R Ring stand ready Bunsen burner on solution in beaker Mr. Kayden and John Pritfhard are ready tc begin their demonstration. Science Atoms and energy, solvents and crystals, protoz- zoa and algae-all these and a hundred more sub- jects are studied in one of several specialized science courses. General science and biology are a must for all students, while upperclassmen are offered academic, general, home economics, and shop physics and chemistry. Science instructors include Mr. Dill, Mr. Gresh, Mr. Kayden, Mr. Pipas, and Mr. Singel. Biology gtudenf Cindy Hoover doesn't seem to be as enthu- siastic about pith and phloem as Mr. Singel and Charlie Vizzini are. 29 30 Foreign Languages Este es el espanol! proclaims Mr. Tsikalas's bulletin board- This is Spanish! Right now Jane Artman and Gene Vay are concerned with trying to figure out the English! Mr. Stevens seems to approve of Judy Jone's l latest Latin translation. Fine work, Judy! 1 ul cam u P dl! UGPUYUS i elfffzles Vi 'fm ,ij ' Communication has been called mtsmwatlilflffgln E -'Hb i ' the key to the future , and, iudg- M Iahihlivlm ing from the large numbers en- .e , rolled in the CCHS foreign lan- F ' a ' mffffaf ' guage program, our students are , ws 5 Ia I 5 well aware of this. Mrs. Estep i mwa3l! 'V!madxa Gamma taught a total of seven French u1!! ! We ,-,., classes this past year, and Mr. Tsi- atm 'lwlllc' la sala do clase kalas taught six sections of Spanish. m 'a Students of both Spanish and French also utilized the language laboratory which was installed last year. Meanwhile, Latin-the so- called dead language-also en- ioyed great popularity. This year found a total of 85 students in- volved in the study of Latin I and ll. Mrs. Estep and these French I students are involved in a discussion concerning Mont St. Michel, an ancient castle located on the northern coast of France. Both of the students pictured-Debby Davis and Maurice Minno-have spent time in France. IMI Ill un lass Mr. Buchanan, new at our school this year, oversees his 3rd period Clerical Practice class. Commercial The Commercial course, in contrast to the Aca- demic course, fully prepares a student for im- mediate employment after graduation. Commer- cial students study various business courses in each of their tour high school years. Freshmen begin with the study of economic geography 'and iunior business training, while sophomores move on to business math and salesmanship. Meanwhile, upperclassmen study correspondence, typing, short- hand, bookkeeping, and clerical practice. Teachers in the department this past year were Mr. Storm- er, Mr. Semyan, Mr. Zonin, Mr. Buchanan, and Mr. Keith And iust what is the net worth of the business? Mr Stormer asks of Ethel Dillon Good luck Ethel' . .5 J isis ,-vi .1 l ' I T 5 owen 5 ww' is ovmcn wan I snow ulgjy 1950 QWED Ein 13744 SPrrt.76lVW1l5 if NET Yom! 0554? 74 I l7U 7ciYzl.0aAlu1f5 M440 nssrr fmcuvlf A ENTRIES 4'5.'. iffiiwffw 4 oosvsn 'tm ,Mm N, ASSETS IN 'mc Lznczn I-'ABU-'TIES A final: -Dffwwf fqwwmmiz 5 ml W ol-ASQ! Wahumm Mm as D Seventh period girls' chorus was a relaxing break in the day for many students. There is a place in the music department for any student with desire and funda- mental musical ability. Mr. Gruver and Mr. Isenberg offer instrumental lessons to interested students, and many ioin the band. In addition, a large number of students belong to one of several vocal groups, such as Girls' Chorus, Mixed Chor- us, and Ensemble. These organizations are also sponsored by Mr. Gruver and Mr. Isenberg. Those students without an ac- tive interest in music still receive some musical background, for a music apprecia- tion course is offered to seniors. Mr. Isenberg and Linda May are making their way through a clarinet lesson Each eighth period, Mr. Gruver tried to get his band to produce music, beautiful music . The truth of it is, they did! 2,1 Mr. Loveless offers Mike Covitch a suggestion con- I cerning an ink sketch. Our art department, under the capable direction of Mr. Loveless, provides one of the most progressive courses of Central Cambria, starting a new precedent in high school art. The students explore near- ly every field of the arts-ceramics, jewel- ry, sculpture, and painting are among the many. They learn and practice both the practical and the aesthetic aspects of art. The art students develop their crea- tive potentials to the utmost. Art Ceramics is only one of the fields in which members of the Art Department engage. Joe Antol knocks another chip off the old block as he diligently works on his wood sculpture. ..,.,..,. eq ,.,, M, AV . -H., All right! All together now! One, two. One, two. One Oh well. In addition to exercises such as this one, girls participated in softball, basketball, volleyball, and tumbling during the course ofthe school year. Mr. Miller supervises a typical boys' gym class. Exactly what these fel- lows are doing is anyone's guess. Health and Physicist Education 34' A sound mind in a sound body -the obiective of the classic Greek education system. Central Cambria is hardly ancient Greece, but it goes without saying that a rigorous physical education program is of prime importance in the preparation ot youth for life. In accordance with this, physical education is a must for all CCHS students. The boys' gym classes, taught by Mr. Miller, meet on Mondays, Wednesdays., and al- ternate Fridays, Mrs. Sides teaches the girls' gym classes on the remaining days. ln addition, Mr. Miller and Mrs. Sides conduct health education classes for all freshmen and seniors. This Freshman in Mrs. Sides' third period Health Education class is becoming familiar with the organs of the human body. 6' 'I The main obiective of the home economics department is to train high school girls to become capable and efficient homemakers. Consequently, every ninth-grade girl is required to study home economics. For those ma- ioring in the subiect, the department offers a sequential course. In addi- tion, a popular elective course is of- fered for those students enrolled in other courses. Subiect material includ- es child care, cooking, dress design- ing, grooming, interior decorating, and sewing. iff- 'V x ti I t t, Above, Mrs. Orner, home economics instructor, discusses the proper way to wind a bobbin with homemakers Sharon. Metzger and Janice Makin. The seamstresses at left are completely absorbed in their work. Each home ec girl created several fashionable garments during the course of the year. Home Economics A student from the Altoona Beauty School uses Patty Molinick to demonstrate the proper application of eye makeup. F . These Ag boys are diligently clearing away the stumps of the evergreen trees which edged the left drive of the school Agriculture One of the most practical courses of study is that of vocational agriculture. Not only does this course provide the students with instruction in areas such as the production of vegetables, fruits, grains, and livestock, it also offers instruc- tion in Farm mechanics, forestry, soil and water conservation, etc. In this way, boys are prepared for careers not only in farming but also in agricultural business and industry. Under the direction of Mr. Brown, Ag students also participate in the Cambria County Fair and in the State Farm Show. l Industrial Arts Mr. Farabaugh watches as one of his I students struggles with the hacksaw. I , 1- Woodshop and metal shop are the two main divisions ot the industrial arts cur- riculum of Central Cambria. The boys in woodshop, instructed by Mr. Orange, learn to operate many industrial machines. In addition, each boy makes several wood- en items ranging from coffee tables to large gun cabinets. The boys in metal shop, under the direction of Mr. Fara- baugh, make various tools, such as screw- drivers and hammers, They also learn the correct procedures for safe machine opera- tion. Careful there, boys. These fellows work with precision to complete their project Mr. Orange gets his boys going on a project for Mr. Dill. This fine piece of craftsmanship served as a holder for the -goggles used in experiments. ii, .2 l 37 f Ag -asa, 'au-I ?' 'hug fl ui. I M. nf 'HH 2 1 ' 2' 1 I i X ' fx, r 3 I' x ', 4. f J I g f 1 1 5 I f .,- , -, qc, N 'A . I ' -:J . - --.gv ' Fund-Raisin Projects KIWANIS Patty Candler and Bill Bloom glance at some of the magazines which the sophomores sell each year. As Carolyn Hawksworth looks on, Janis Ross scolds Eric Hicks for sampling his peanut brittle instead of selling it! hall Here Sandy Parisi and Jeff Lesak do their bit for Prom Peanut Week. Every fall students, anxiousfto make their selling proiects a success, canvass the area-with great enthusiasm. Juniors finance their Prom by selling peanuts, while sophomores raise funds from their annual magazine campaign. The freshmen, aside from selling their Easter eggs, ped- dled peanut brittle for the first time this year. The top salesmen for the freshmen, sophomores, and juniors respectively were Terry Banfielcl, Darlene Stiles, and Beth Kerchenske. i i w it if I ll li iii ' lla' 6 il P ' 6 if Dil Z V i ill tllil i i.-.. ,. F School pirit School spirit plays a very important role in boosting the morale of an athletic team. Pep assemblies, under the direction of the cheerleaders, were enioyed by students and teachers alike. The maiorettes, the band, and the Pep Club all took part in making the 1965-66 school year a successful one. WMI. If W, Cmsiiii Senior maiorettes prepare for a Friday night football game. Pep Club members show their support by decorating the halls ' l 1 I aa ROW ONE-Linda Miller lGranny Berryl, Karen Bartoletti CPrudence Berryl, Judith Jones lEva Freisel, Carol Anderson lMa'rtha Mearsl, Donna Krull CPrim Stokesj, Sharon Straw CSarahJp ROW TWO-Milton Hunt lRansome 81 Rufe Thomasl, James Salem CEldon Berryl, Fred Valeri lGrandpa Berryl, James Savering lCalhoun BQ Stokesl, Mr. Pelliccioni lDirectorJf ROW THREE-Herman Gibb Uebb 81 Hip Cooleyj, Ronald Bowman lTobias J. Everheell, Robert Lydic Uinker Smithl, Roma Altimus lPowerful Berryl, Craig Horner lLones0me Berryj ABSENTEE-Barbara Stiffler lMamiej Backstage, Alice Jones acliusts Craig Horner's beard. The stu- dent directors were very help- ful in applying the cast's make- up. Q Senior Class Play The Senior Class Play, Green Valley, under the direction of Mr. Pelliccioni, was a highlight of the year. The clever scenery, designed and painted by Susan Allison and members of the cast, was as fabulous as the background Under the leadership ofthe play directors-Alice Jones, music pl'OVlded by Mr. Gruver and l'llS Ol'Cl't6STI'6. The Bafbafa H?'dSW0 l'f and Mf- Pel'lCCl0 l'fhe Sem' Plat' students and faculty will not soon forget Green Valley Was 3 roarlng Success. and the rollicking adventures of its inhabitants. 42 Momentarily, Milt Hunt steaIs the show as Linda Miller, Donna Krull, Jim Savering, Herm Gibb, and Fred Valeri watch his antics. t 1 1 Magi X Here Bob Lydic, Jim Salem, and Ron Bowman engage in a lively conversa- tion. Roma Altirnus sits backstage, eagerly awaiting his chance for stardom. Reviewing their lines are Judy Jones, Donna Krull, Jim Savering, Barb Stiffler, Sharon Straw, Milt Hunt, Herm Gibb, and Craig Horner. Harry Harvey acted as a stage- hand. Christmas at CC ., I. i , 1 ff 'K Homeroom 210 received the award for the annual decoration competition. This year homerooms were judged for original- ity in decorating their doors. 44 Pr 'X ng , . 1,7 A -N.--.. ,.. .. ,,- h fkz - C I ' ' ' y . Q00? Nm Sl-MHS December found the Art Department busy pre- paring for the Christmas season. The colorful decorations in the halls, as well as the trees in the auditorium Which were provided by Alpha, added to the excitement. By the time Mixed Chorus caroled in the halls, everyone was in the mood despite the fair weather we were having. ' i ', ROW ONE-Patricia Balko, Shelly McBreen, Deborah Yahnke, Mr. Crowley iDirectorJ ROW TWO Lana McEvoy Mary Panczak Robert' Feather, Susan Bolandp ROW THREE-Thomas Estep, Michael Covitch James Baumgardner Rose Yesenosky Donald Hindman Junior Play Later in the year, the iuniors captured the spot- light in their hilarious play entitled Out of This World . The hours of hard work and the long re- hearsals really paid off, for they brought many a laugh to the auditorium that evening. Mary Panczak . Rose Yesenosky Donald Hindman Michael Covitch Robert Feather . Deborah Yahnke Lana McEvoy . . . Shelly McBree'n Susan Boland . . . James Baumgard Thomas Estep .... Patricia Balko .. FIST... .. . . . Linda . Pauline . . .... Otis . . . . . Homer . . . Bruce . . . June . . Donna . . Phebe Miss Crest . . . Glen . . . . Leo .. Myrtle 4+-J e Pnnn 1965 fr' W Amid palm trees, tish nets, orchids, tropical birds, and colored lights, the students of CCHS danced the night away at the Junior Prom of 1965. The theme, Tahitian Twilight was en- hanced by a fabulous waterfall and goldfish pond, as well as by an exotic south sea mural painted by Jim Salem. As a souvenir of the evening, each girl was given a silver charm. Too soon, the spell of it all was broken as the band an- nounced its final number, but the memories linger on in the minds of all who attended. and I should have known your ring would be too small, says Denny Frombach as Alice Nischalke tries to reclaim her property. I , V i Dean Gittings isn't as anxious to choose graduation announcements as Kathy Harkinish and Donna Phillips. Maybe he's iust anxious to graduate. N-1 'S-qv., -,.-2. Big di at lt seems that Dave Thompson can't decide which proof to use Perhaps Marianne Rubish's good iudgment will rescue him. A sure sign that graduation is drawing near-Tom McQuillen, John Bobenage, and Helen Krempasky select their name cards. Activities of Upperclassmen The life of a senior is thrilling indeed! From the beginning of school until graduation, seniors participate in many of the school's activities. Meanwhile, Juniors, thrilled by the receipt of their class rings, eagerly await the time when they will advance to the hustle-bustle world of proofs, name cards, and graduation announce- ments, and can claim the coveted title, Senior. 47 1 U-is W' fx X, fl in X l SEATED-Jessie Morgan, Anita Yulis, Sandra Stiles, ROW ONE-Judith Laverick, Connie l Ross, Sandra Martin, Susan Edwards, Carol Englehart, Elizabeth Yahnke, Alberta Retal- lack, Donna Krull, Judith Rylkef ROW TWO-Barbara Rylke, Kimberly Reighard, Lynn Sowolla May Court With the first Saturday in May came one of the biggest social events of the year-the Coronation of the May Queen. Lovely Anita Yulis, selected Queen of May by vote of the entire student body, reigned over the festivities of the evening with her Maid of Honor, Sandra Stiles. The May Day Program, presented by students from all the classes in honor ot the queen and- her court, was under the direction of Mrs. Sides. Following the program was the annual May Dance, spon- sored by Varsity Club in tribute to the deserving girls. 48 . .ff - I-J . .run May Queen ..... Maid of Honor .... Senior Attendants . . . Junior Attendants . . . Sophomore Attendants Freshman Attendant . . . ' 1 Serene and pretty she is our Queen of May, MISS ANITA YULIS. . . Anita Yulis . . Sandra Stiles .. Susan Edwards Donna Krull Judith Laverick Jessie Morgan Connie Ross Judith Rylke Elizabeth Yahnke . . . Carol Englehart Sandra Martin Alberta Retallack . . Kimberly Reighard Lynn Sowolla . . . Barbara Rylke Just right, Herb, says Mr. Dill, who had charge of measuring caps and gowns. lt's a little too big , exclaims Janet, who wants everything iust perfect for that big event. Graduation . . With an air of expectancy and an attitude of accomplishment, we, the Seniors of 1966, ap- proach the threshold of the future. We close the doors of high school behind us, but our diploma, the key to tomorrow, opens the doors of the world and reveals even higher goals. A ring, a robe, and a diploma-these are symbols of the past, the present, and the future . . . yesterday's children, today's graduates, and tomorrow's citizens. ' . 1 f M L: - ff M in ask xg, aj, . V .. 1.1. . M f . -any 4-5 S fl 1. - ,I 'X 'N t ROW ONE-Gloria Wolfe, Michele Soyka, Alberta Retallack, Beverly Peterson, Lana McEvoy, Diane McFadden: ROW TWO- Dennis Tozzini, Robert Feather, Terry Crouse, John Patrick, Jack Merritts, Theodore Dolansky Directing the activities of the student body was the main obiective of Student Council, which is made up of representatives from each class. At the bi- monthly meeting, school problems were presented, discussed, and settled. This year, the Student Council continued its presentation of ten cent programs and again sponsored the annual decorating contest, also it initiated steps to institute a student foreign- exchange program at Central Cambria. Through its tudent Council Denny Tozzini collects dimes from John Patrick and Terry Crouse. Ten cent shows were one of the activities spon- sored by Student Council. constant activity, the Student Council increased in value and in doing so, added to the well being of the students and the school in general. OFFICERS-Beverly Snyder, Treasurer, Herb Wilson, President, Mr. DeBastiani, Sponsorg Alec Patterson, Vice President, Sandra Stiles, Secretary l Science Club Science club, under the able direction of Mr. Kayden, provided an opportunity for capable students to develop their interest in science. The limited member- ship enabled each student to create many different science projects, some of which were entered in the Adams-Summerhill Science Fair. ROW ONE D Shoemaker R Bloom C Schellhammer K Reighard R Leidy ROW TWO-E Singel, L MacLaren, G Allison, D Murton L McQuire D Hindman ROW THREE J Pablic J Baumgardner C Wilson, J Boring, J Roberts, M Covitch. 313 Q ROW ONE-W. Wood, T. Stormer, J. Phillips, D. Reese, J. Rylke, M. Szekeresh, A. Louchart, S. Straw, J. Morgan, ROW UNO-C. Ross, J. Steele, S. Peterson, J. Laverick, R. Angus, A. Yulis, C. Gorchik, L. Bracken, B. Holdsworth, B. Snyder, ROW THREE-D. McDowell, S. Szuch, D. Cobaugh, C. Litzinger, C. Anderson, H. Olexo, D. Lashinsky, M. Stoyka, J. Wizniak, B. Steve, ROW FOUR-' D. Singer, E. Yahnke, S. Lashinsky, A. Rankin, B. Stiffler, B. Smith, S. Allison, E. Prokop, D. Dahlin, S. Edwards, P. Cook, J. Baumgardner. ROW ONE-M. Olexo, M. Soyka, N. Lloyd, P. Minnix, B. Boyer, D. Holland, R. Dino, R. Davis, ROW TWO-D. Hiner, S. Gaboda, L. Lauer, D. Lankford, S. Martin, S. Novak, B. Peterson, L.' McEvoy, M. Berkoski, ROW THREE-P. Schlosser, B. Munko, E. Beckett, G. Polinsky, N. Templeton, M. Soyka, D. Yahnke, A. Nischalke, J. Edwards, ROW FOUR-D. Leskosky, C. Englehart, R. Yese- nosky, D. Ewing, J. Crawford, C. Green, D. McCoy, S. Gossard, S. Hasson. l ROW ONE-L. Felix, L. Murphy, L. Marsh, R. Orr, H. Gaboda, P. DeYulis, S. .Poeta, C. Carlisle, D. Gorchik, J. Kelly, P. Szekeresh, K. Stevens, C. Cazara, S. Adams: ROW TWO-S. Edwards, N. Wizniak, J. Rambeau, B. Rylke, C. Hunt, M. Pallas, M. Evanchick, G. Dubovecky, P Chandler, J. Ross, B. Hollowniczkey, C. Singer, L. May, C. Strayer, N. Miller, D. Bloom, ROW THREE-R. Ricketts, N. Meyers, P. Wertz, D Kerr, C. Hawksworth, S. Stephens, C. Mulhollen, L. Jones, B. Rice, K. Graham, M. Jenkins, D. Cameron, C. Keith, D. Vasas, S. Buterbaugh, S. Scanlan, ROW FOUR-L. Sowolla, K. Reighard, J. Tishok, N. Volk, K. Hildebrand, C. Hofecker, E. Buckus, P. Ford, I. Stoyka, B. Boyer, D. Rummel, T. Seiko, M. Schmidt, D. McFaddan, D. Stormer, D. Stormer, ROW FIVE-S. Willman, J. Morgan, L. Lyons, S. Mastrine, K. Davis, S. Krull, N. Walker, S. Yaskowitz, C. Cook, K. Adams, S. Kinkead, C. Davis, J. Pearle, S. Bartoletti, V. Kriston, D. Evans, ROW SIX-D. Ewing K. Haizus, J. Artman, S. Stephens, S. Brown, L. Fulton, B. Denlinger, E. Sekerak, L. Lauffer, D. Davis, D. Louchart, S. Younkin, K. Hildebrand, S. Wentz, J. Koss, D. Leidy. OFFICERS . . . Connie Dorsch, Treasurer, Suzanne Coughlin, Secretary, Karen Bartoletti, President: Judy Jones, Vice'Presidentp Miss Beyer, Sponsor. fl Pep Club Making signs, selling megaphones, sponsoring pep buses-these were only a few of many Pep Club projects. It was Pep Club's aim to encourage stu- dent participation in activities and to if promote school spirit. This large group was also extremely active in its support of CCHS squads in the district cheerlead- X I ing and maiorette contests. Getting ready for the Cheerleading Contest! Barb Smith buys a megaphone from Liz Yahnke and Connie Ross. 55 Fx I x 4 -all y l ROW ONE-A. Louchart, A. Jones, S. Stiles, W. Wood, T. Stormer, J. Morgan, C. Dorsch, B. Snyder, ROW TWO-J. Laverick, E. Cotterman, L. Bracken, D. Calabria, B. Holdsworth, J. Steele, S. Peterson, B. Bungarol, D. Phillips, ROW THREE-A. Yulis, M. Stoyka, C. Litzinger, D. Lashinsky, C. Anderson, H. Krempasky, S. Szuch, R. Angus, M. Kirshp ROW FOUR-A. Rankin, J. Jones, B. Smith, B. Stiffler, D. Dahlin, Librar Club ROW ONE-S. McBreen, B. Johns, M. Soyka, A. Shaffer, M. Berlcoski, S. Raymond, R. Davis, L. Koss, C. Schloski, ROW TWO-S. Gabocla, A. Retallack, L. Lauer, R. Strittmatfer, P. Walwro, D. Holland, D. Aitken, L. McEvoy, R. Dino. ROW THREE-B. Boyer, C. Chervenic, 'A. Nischalke, C. Englehart, L. Rose, S. Lezak, D. Leskosky, S. Boland, E. Beckett, C. Dixon. ROW FOUR-J. Monborne, S. Gossarcl, R. Yesenosky, C. Green, D. McCoy, M. Soyka, D. Yahnke, C. Ley, D. Ewing, J. Parkins. S. Coughlin, E. Yahnke, S. Lashinsky. ROW ONE-L. Sowolla, l. Newcomer, Y. Lagana, M. Hofecker, A. Buckus, K. Davis, K. Wesley, V. Kriston, S. Teeter, G. Dubovecky, C. Giles, ROW TWO-K. Congiole, J. Tishok, D. Stormer, D. Allbaugh, P. Wertz, C. Moore, C. Keith, D. Cameron, S. Willman, S. Kinkead, C. Felix, ROW THREE-S. Krull, C. Hoover, D. Savering, E. Kitchen, J. Koss, D. Tanda, O. Urish, D. Zimmerman, G. Cobaugh, S. Davis, B. Bellish, D. Scanlon, ROW FOUR-S. Wentz, E. Salkeld, L. Lyons, D. Brothers, N. Volk, C. Glass, K. Hildebrand, K. Adams, S. Bartoletti, D. McFadden, J. Artman, D. Stormer. OFFICERS-Miss Englehart, Sponsor, Sally Yaskowitz, Treasurer, Jean Wizniak, President, Diane Reese, Vice-President, Kim Reighard, Secretary. The Library Club, one of Cenfral's most popular clubs, is'also one of The busiest. Besides its regular meetings, two yearly socials are sponsored by this or- ganization: the Mid-Semester, a,formal L, X.. a w A stag dance in January, and The Senior 1 r. gf Banquet, held in May. Selling candy was ! l the Library Club fund-raising proiect this I ' 1 yeaf. , : - ll? . ROW ONE-S. Adams, P. Johns, B. Yahner, D. Thomas, P. Rose, J. Kelly, S. Sabo, P. Ramsey, K. Stephens, E. McMasters, C. Cazara, ROW TWO-H. Gaboda, P. DeYulis, B. Orr, C. Olexa, J. Ross, B. Rylke, S. Mastrine, M. Evanchick, C. Carlisle, D. Gcrchik, ROW THREE-L. Marsh,' J. Rambeau, J. Davis, B. Hollowniczlcy, D. Handlon, M. Ditchreek, N. Miller, N. Wiznick, M. Pallas, L. May, ROW FOUR-J. McCoy, S. Alexander, S. Buterbaugh, S. Stephens, M. Jenkins, D. Weges, A. Rosian, P. Washovich, L. Jones, L. McKeel, ROW FIVE-N. Meyers, D. Vasas, S. Stoy, C. Roland, P. Ford, M. Wilson, E. Sekerak, ' S. Rorabaugh, J. Bobenage, S. Snyder. 46. l ,, ., ti ROW ONE N Jenkins R Hughes W Barber K Smith H. Harvey, A. Risaliti, ROW TWO-G. Vay, K. Jones, D. Dominick, T. Estep R Feather B Bowers W Bloom ROW THREE J Lesak, J. LydiC. H- Gibb, M- ROSE, D- 5fHif1S, R. Lydic. J- Merriffs. Key Club Sponsored by the local Kiwanis Club, Key Club was a very active organization-serving the school as well as the community. As a school project, Key Club laid new flooring in the teachers' room, and, as a community cular Dystrophy. in addition to a hay ride and several school record hops, Key Club spon- sored the annual Key Club-Faculty Basketball game on March lith. 4? Above, Albert Risaliti makes a correction on one of the fire exit signs Key Club provided last year. At left, Herman Gibb and Robert Lydic measure the teachers' room for new flooring. project, it collected for Cystic Fibrosis and Mus- Leader Club Blue gym uniforms, white letter sweat- ers, striped referee pennies, and silver whistles . .. all these were signs of one of Central's oldest and most active or- ganizations. Leader Club membership con- sisted of twenty-five iunior and senior girls whose chief purpose was to help Mrs. Sides by taking roll, refereeing, and keeping order in gym classes. As in the past, Leader Club held its annual Christ- mas party, sponsored the Topsy-Turvey Dance, and conducted the homeroom vol- leyball and basketball tournaments. In addition, this year Leader Club sponsored the first annual Tri-Hi-Y Volleyball Tourna- ment and held a Leader Club vs. Leader Club Alumnae basketball game during the Christmas vacation. l l gl ii OFFICERS-Anita Yulis, Secretary, Sandy Stiles, Vice-President, Mrs. Sides, Sponsor, Karen Bartoletti, President, Suzanne Novak, Treasurer Charging! Rita Angus calls a foul during a gym class basketball game. 'Ht f.Tifl,q. H lg ls it a bird? ls it,a plane? No, it's iust a Susie Edward's serve. These Leader Club girls are playing volleyball after school. ROW ONE-P. Balko, R. Davis, M. Soyka, A. Sroka, T. Stormer, W. Wood, S. Stiles, J. Oroszp ROW TWO-C. Gorchik, S. Peterson, C. Ross, B. Snyder, R. Angus, A. Retallack, E. Beckett, ROW THREE-G. Polinsky, N. Templeton, S. Szuch, S. Coughlin, E. Yahnke, S. Edwards i ' ' , . 1 l , .5 D v Y l ROW ONE-S. Raymond, P. Candler, D. Stormer, 'T. Stormer, W. Wood, S. Gaboda, M. Soyka, K. Wesley, K. Reighard, G. Dubovecky, L. Sowallap ROW TWO-C. Schellhammer, C. Stunkard, D. Stormer, D, McFadden, C. Gorchik, R. Angus, B. Snyder, S. Martin, H. Jones, J. Rylkep ROW THREE-C. Dorsch, L. Bracken, E. Beckett, J. Pearle, B. Smith, K. Bartoletti, S. Hasson, C. Englehart, S. Bartoletti, B. Munko Alpha, the first Tri-Hi-Y to be instituted Alpha Tri-Hi-Y .1 at Central, consisted of thirty-nine members. This year, Alpha again sponsored the Back an fi ---.. to School record hop in September and the Pigskin-Turkey on November 20. To raise money, this service organization sponsored Wendy Wood , a record hop, a pop bottle drive, and a and Terry Storm- in 1 er- solicit for ' bake sale. The year was climaxed by the Multiple Sclero- - ' M l sis. Dom be l , annual Mother,Daughter Banquet in ay afraid, girls! M rx V . f , X1 f 'A' II , ,-if s if 4 1 Y II : ': N , 1' .42 ' ' l ual' x L. . L-va 'N at .i 1- is s. 60 4 l ' L l. tw OFFICERS-Judy Jones, Chaplain, Anita Yulis, Secretary, Susan Edwards, President, Mrs. Estep, Sponsor, Sandy Szuch, Treasurer: Jean Wizniak, Vice-President At left, Susan Bartoletti, Carol Englehart, and Cheryl Gorchik decorate for the Pigskin-Turkey. Beta Tri-Hi-Y 1 ff .xp . IMS yu. A 'Li il X x Deborah Yahnke, Diane Reese, and Judy Tishok wait while Miss Koss checks on a date for the Beta Rec- OFFICERS-Miss Liphart, Sponsor: Mrs. Smith, Sponsor, Marianne Rubish, President, Connie Ross, Vice President, Carolyn Green, Chaplain, Alberta Retallack, Secretary, ABSENTEE-Virginia Mc- Kavish, Treasurer. Service to the home, school, and community were the noteworthy obiectives of Beta Tri-Hi-Y. Beta bought trays for the teacher's room, helped a needy family at Christmas time, and worked at the con- cession stand during the home football games. Fund raising proiects included selling belts and stationery. The Faculty Tea in April, the Mother-Daughter Ban- quet, and the Senior Record Hop fittingly climaxed a successful year. l 2 L 'j ROW ONE-Y. LaGana, S. Straw, J. Brown, P. Makin, L. May, C. Olexa, J. Brown, R. Orr, C. Cazara, J. Makin, ROW TWO-K. Congioli, R. Fleming, C. Hawksworth, M. Berkoski, S. Kinkeacl, J. Ross, N. Miller, J. Tishok, D. Reeseg ROW THREE-V. Reese, N. Lloyd, D. Lankford, S. Stephens, K. Grahm, A. Nischalke, T. Saiko, D. Hiner, P. Minnix, S. Stephens, ROW FOUR-D. Yahnke, E. Yahnke, D. McCoy, S. Coughlin, J. Crawford, R. Yesenosky, N. Templeton, M. Soyka, D. Ewing ord Hop. Vivian Reese in- spects a shirt to be sent to a needy family at Christmas time. Fxzttwqr fs.. eg- 'l , t - f ' , bi? ROW ONE-P. Szekeresh, L. Koss, B. Holdsworth, A. Louchart, D. Oblinsky, S. McBreen, S. Stiles, E. Cook, ROW TWO-B. Brothers, J. Orosz, S. Novak, L. McEvoy, P. Mackel, B. Johns, A. Sroka, M. Olexa, ROW THREE-B. Peterson, G. Polinsky, C. Litzinger, C. Anderson, P. Thornton, J. Laverick, A. Jones, S. Lezak, ROW FOUR-D. Cobaugh, A. Rankin, S. Lashinsky, L. Roush, D. Dahlin, P. Cook, S. Younkin, D. Leslcosky, B, Buterbaugh. lt looks like Sandy Stiles, Janet Orosz, and Sandy Peterson have just sent a new Gamma member through the paddly-wacks . All the old Tri-Hi-Y members treated their inductees with the same. sort of respect. Sharon Stiles, Judy Laverick, and Sandy Lashinsky check the sup- ply list for the next Gamma sub sale. Q 2 Gamma, one of the newer Tri-Hi-Y's, enioyed a successful and enjoyable year. Some of the highlights were a very profitable submarine sale, sev- eral record hops, and the an- nual Mother-Daughter Banquet held at the end of the year. In addition Gamma girls went caroling and ioined Delta in sending Christmas cards to United States servicemen in Vietnam. OFFICERS-Debby Ball, Vice President, Sandy Peterson, Chaplain, Miss Brown Sponsor, Helen Olexo, President, Marge Szekeresh, Treasurer, Sandy Stiles, Sec retary. 5 n ' k x CTQP PICTUREJ Dot Sherry, Judy Morgan, and Kathy Harkinish are shown addressing some of the Christ- mas cards that Delta members sent to American Gl's in Vietnam. Diane Bertoni was one of the Delta girls who participated in the intra- Tri-Hi-Y athletic competitions. Delta Tri-Hi-Y r r l OFFICERS-Linda Lauer, Vice-President, Sally Yaskowitz, Treasurer, Miss Beyer, Sponsor: Sally Willman, Chaplain, Donna Krull, Pres- dent, Dot Sherry, Sergeant-at-Arms, Jessie Morgan, Secretary Delta, Central's newest Tri-Hi-Y, was a real service organization. Aside from gathering- clothing for the less fortunate and writing letters to Vietnam Cto which, by the way, they received many answersj, Delta girls sold lollipops for the heart fund. Profits from record hops, lOc dances, and concessions sold at foot- ball games helped finance Delta's largest social function, the Mother- Daughter Banquet. ROW ONE-C. Giles, J. Morgan, P. DeYuIis, S. Evans, R. Davis, S. Parisi, S. Willman, M. Schmidt, L. Murphy, ROW TWO-K. Thomas, C. Keith, D. George, D. Kinkead, J. Edwards, R. Burkett, S. Teeter, S. Dishart, D. Cameron. V. Kriston, ROW THREE-B. States, D. Stiles, S. Stiles, L. Stivanelli, E. Salkeld, S. Wentz, D. Sherry, K. Frantz, S. Kimble, P. Schlosser, ROW FOUR-C. Hoover, M. Manoni, S. Krull, C. Roland, D. Benoni, L. Good, S. Mastrine, C. Glass, K. Harkinish, S. Edwards 63 J -1 ,i i ROW ONE-Mr. Orange, D. Kelly, J. Blososky, T. Gillin, E. Martin, F. Byers ROW TWO P Gaboda R Flndley H Kutchman D Giitings, J. Linskyg ROW THREE-B. Emerson, J. Dowey, H. Moore, D. Conner rage Crew - - F., . i. -af-f 1:52 The industrial art boys who composed the Stage Club played a vital part in every stage production. By preparing the stage for plays, assemblies, and May Day, they rend- ered valuable service to the school. Their duties included preparation ohproperties, arrangement ot scenery and maintenances ot all stage equipment. Stage Club, under the direction of Mr. Orange, was a real service organization. X l' I OFFICERS-Rose Dino, Treasurer, Patricia Balko, Vice President, Donald Decker, President, Miss Englehart, Sponsor, Alice Shaf- fer, Secretary l Susan Boland, who won the school I Speak for Democracy r, Contest, delivers her speech. l l Forensic lub The aim of Forensic Club was to encourage better creative writing and more effective public speaking among students. Under the direction of Miss Englehart, each Forensic member wrote poetry, essays, or short stories, some of which were entered in high school anthologies and creative writ- ing contests. Among these contests were I Speak for Democracy , the l American Legion Oratorical Contest, iq!-lil .1 it and the American Legion Essay Con- -A . i-lv .t 1 TGST- t .. ...,:.l Lincla Miller and Jack Merritts discuss the essay Jack has written for the American Legion Essay Contest. ROW ONE-J. Vorhauer, D. Rummel, M. Skyarna, D. Calabria, M. Evanchick, L. Scott, S. Hovanisp ROW TWO-E. Kerchenske, C. Dixon, S. Boland, L. Miller, K. Adams, E. Cotterman, C. Chevenicg ROW THREE-D. Shoemaker, D. Hindman, D. Stains, R. Lyclic, J. Merritts, T. Paul, R. Feather. X ssl ,-1 h--An 'l ll! gm. 5 nn -li ' Lrllq SHHEH alll u.'Jh!- .- ll ROW ONE-D. Dorman, S. Metzger, A. Nelen, D. Dumm, O. Sickles, J. Sekerak, B. States, V. Lloyd, ROW TWO-D. Dyson, D. Miller, N Walker, T. Waltimire, L. Good, M. Toner, I. Stoyka, L. Scappino. Future Homemakers of America OFFICERS-Doris Nelen, President, Charlene Toner, Vice-President, Linda Pyer, Secretary, Janice Makin, Treasurer Mrs. Orner proudly shows Sharon Metzger and Linda Good the RED ROSE CHAPTER book which won the future homemakers a first place at the Cambria County Fair. Future Hornemakers of America, an affiliate of the national organization, was interested in the study of hornemaking. Among the many activities of the club were making stuffed animals for the chil- dren at the State School, and preparing entries for the State Farm Show. In addi- tion, as fund-raising proiects, the FHA sponsored several skating parties. Mr. Brown looks on as Alvie Lewis takes a soil sample from a lot adioining the high school. 'Pl 1 ve' v - -.- 'fi tai AK- .. L i tux. K -,f ,,f, ' - . , . , ,. . nf. - ,.....- ,t':f .,g 'fm'-H ?-ss . ff- -'-?-t'.'. . - .- fy . , F vk.l ,MW OFFICERS Mr. Brown, Sponsor, James Roles, Reporter, Edward McCoy, Secretary, Leo Rietscha, President, Frank Gallo, Vice-President Future Farmers of America The Future Farmers of America is the national organization of boys studying Agriculture in secondary schools in the U.S. Central Cambria's Chapter is indeed proud ot its programs and activities during the past year. Activities included helping with soil conservation iudging contests, selling garden seeds, and participating in sports activities. The FFA aims to develop in each boy a respect for farming, thrift, wholesome recrea- tional activities, cooperative efforts, and the development of state and national friendships. ROW ONE-D. Dosfal, J. Churilla, J. Palenscar, V. Rietscha, T. Burke, J. Dumm, S. Gallo, B. Cooperp ROW TWO-R. Colgan, G. Ditchcreek, A. Lewis, R. Wrywas, J. Snedden, C. Michaels, G. Dickert, D. Bachik. 67 'r ff ROW ONE-Mr. Seymour, Mr. Orange, T. Polchito, B. Adams, N. Jenkins, J. Tsikalas, A. Risaliti, J. Anstead, M. Buige, Mr. DeRubis, Mr. Glass, ROW TWO-T. Parkins, J. Savering, D. Frombaughf H. Hilosky, J. Holtz, J. Monborne, D. Dominick, D. Dixon, E. Leck. T. Crouse. J. Boring, ROW THREE-D. Tozzini, M. Degretto, H. Kutchman, D. Waring, J. Hamula, A. Paterson, J. Lydic, D. Plummer, J. Balog, G. Vay, B. Barber, ROW FOUR-P. Croyle, W. Balsinger, H. Gibb, J. Patrick, J. Bobenage, D. Gittings, T. McQuillen, M. Rose, D. Kelley, C. Mellott, J. Gibb ' Va1's1ty Club Mr. Seymour discusses plans for May Day with Bill Barber, i., W . Gary Vay, and Jim Monborne. . -.Q , ' - --m . -.n This year Varsity Club remained not only one of Central's largest organiza- tions, but one of the most valuable as well. Though the organization held only a limited number of meetings, the finan- cial support it supplied was a real boost to our entire athletic program. In order to earn money needed to purchase ath- letic equipment, this year Varsity Club sold programs at football games and again sponsored the annual May Day program and dance. Ham Radio Club Above, Jerry Knouff tries to reach another radio operator, while, at left, Donald Hindman does some minor repair work on his set. This year, under the capable leadership of Mr. Pellicioni, a Ham Radio Club was organized. This group of six students met Tuesday nights after school to discuss topics concerning amateur radio work and to demonstrate certain aspects of radio technique. Although this organization is of yet small, plans are in the making for enlarging the Ham Radio Club next year, and, in years to come, it shall undoubtedly increase in size as well as in value. LEFT TO RIGHT-B. Rice, B. Bowers, D. Watt, Mr. Pellicioni fSponsorJ, D. Hindman, J. Knouffp ABSENTEE D Good Qt L. ,LQ '. ' gat , Av 'QP' 4 . I ,-.5-. 1.-' ' 1, i tw... ' 4' Mlliil. ', 'l .i.. 'fwriifmts 1'fl--fll'lilif.-...i.1 ' ..itL,m2 i' l i1i5'HllSZlW vm' t t ' 'HM- rf yllw1'ill'.iri 'f i' Witt , . Q ,A-..t-L. -1 .ily-,Q qi, Aft.l'...M.gr i wt' . .. svw lilluzltsu-4xr:..,'. i1,.n,.L , V'--TM ,Q 1 , 1.- SUB-EDITORS .. . Elizabeth Yahnke iOrganiza1ionsJ, Sharon Straw iGraduafesJ, Connie Ross CAcfivi1iesl, Sandy Stiles CCIassesl, Herm -and John Gibb fAthleticsJ EDITORS-IN-CHIEF . . . Barbara Smith and Karen Bartoletti 4Zf f . -gif-, SQ I ' -17 :V pf. FACULTY ADVISORS ... Mr. Stormer iFinancesJ and Mr. Buchanan . I V4 M A 4 f 1 44 70 THE ART EDITOR, Jim Salem, discusses an idea with Mr. Buchanan. ni A' J. 4 .uw- f' l ROW ONE-J. Rylke, W. Wood, T. Stormer, D Sherry M Szekeresh S Stiles C Dorsch A Louchart ROW TWO B Bungard D. Calabria, D. Cobaugh, C. Anderson, H. Krempasky C Ross E Cotterman S Peterson A Sroka ROW THREE S Szuch E Yahnke, B. Smith, S. Allison, S. Coughlin, K. Bartoletti J Jones J Wiznlak S Straw ROW FOUR J Salem J Gibb R Lydlc H Wilson, H. Gibb, J. Merritts, A. Minno. In October, under the direction of a new yearbook advisor-Mr. Buchan- an, work on the 1966 Oracle began. A literary staff consisting of iuniors and seniors was chosen, and editors and sub-editors were appointed. A theme was selected, and a rough dummy prepared. Then work began in earnest. Our photographer snapped hundreds of pictures, the sub-editors prepared layout after layout, and the entire literary staff produced write-ups by the dozen. lt wasn't long before our book began to take shape. Meanwhile the business staff-head- ed by Mr. Stormer-was also busy. Sponsors and patrons were found, homeroom representatives were chos- en, ancl orders for Oracles were taken. In February, the literary staff met its last deadline and in mid-May, the distribution of This, our 1966 Oracle took place. 544. '14, li, 'QQTT iv lxllisigmjlf a ll Head Librarian, Miss Englehart, adds the finishing Touches to her latest library poster. Under the direction of Miss Englehart, these students, through rnuch time and effort, rendered valuable service to the library. Their duties in- cluded checking books and magazines in and out of the library, keeping shelves in order, ancl helpingstudents to locate needed material. Student Librarians Miss Englehart confronts Student Librarians Anita Yulis and Suzanne Coughlin with a problem. Whatever it is, it looks like Suzanne did it! ROW ONE-S. Hovanis, K. Wesley, Y. LaGanna, P. Balko, R. Davis, W. Wood, C. Dorsch, S. McBreen, Miss Engleheartg ROW TWO-T. Stormer, C. Keith, S. Peterson, E. Cotterman, A. Shaefter, A. Yulis, B. Bungard, M. Evanchickg ROW THREE-R. Edwards, R. Strittmatter, A. Retallick, S. Boland, S. Coughlin, J. Wizniak, S Wentz, S. Szuch, A. Nichalke. 72 .ti 1... l 1 ' i 4- E .a X' l ROW ONE-S. Stiles, S. Watroba, D. Hiner, L. Miller, S. Stiles, M. Panczak, C. Ross, S. Edwards, A. Shaffer, P. Walwro, J. Brown, A. McCullough, J. Brown, P. Candler, B. DeLong. ROW TWO-H. Johns, K. Reighard, M. Hofecker, K. Hildebrand, S. Krull, B. Bellish, J. Tishok, C. Glass, V. McKaviSh, M. Berkoski, L. Rose, C. Sitko, D. Stiles, B. States, L. Lauffer. ROW THREE-E. Salkeld, D. Killinger, Englehart, B. Johns, S. Lezak, J. Metzger, P. Killinger, C. Schloski, D. Holland, D. Zimmerman, K. Frantz, L. Stivanelli, L. Good, J. Pearle, C. Wertz, B. S. Gaboda. ROW FOUR-D. Leidy, V. Kriston, B. Johns, B. Ditchcreek, E. Felix, G. Wolfe, S. Wentz, S. Kinkead, B. Davis, P. Risko, V. Reese, C. Dixon, C. Chervenic, ROW FIVE-K. Haizus, E. Johnson, J. Edwards, N. Lloyd, L. Bracken, B. Munko, Yesenoslcy, S. Gossard, M. Soyka, N. Templeton, J. Crawford, L. Abrams. S. Martin, R. Vocal Music ONE-M. Panczak, S. Stiles, L. Miller, D. Hiner, H. Hilosky, Singer, D. Thompson, R. Hughes, J. Rylke, C. Ross, J. Jones, ROW TWO-B. Ditchcreek, B. Johns, A. Sroka, S. Straw, D. Rose, H. Gibb, R. Tibbott, R. Fulton, G. Vay, C. Englehart, S. Gaboda, J. Tishok: THREE-E. Salkeld, D. Calabria, K. Reighard, M. Hofecker, V. Kriston, D. Decker, C. Yulis, V. Reese, C. Sitko. ROW FOUR-L. ROW ROW Rose, S. Lezak, J. Metzger, L. Good, S. Stiles, M. Watroba, D. Aitken, N. Lloyd, R. Davis, S. Hasson, J. Crawford, C. Glass, K. Hildebrand, P. Candler, B. Delong. ROW FIVE-S. Szuch, B. Smith, D. Dahlin, E. Johnson, K. Hatzus, B. Bellish, A. McCullough, S. Wentz, S. E. Cotlerman, B. States, D. Stiles. Kinkead, D. Savering, L. Lauffer, l i K r 73 'v-F 4 ,. ll .t I I A it l L 'fail' , 1 .: ll' iiiiiiliiiiiiiii, F 1 Under the guidance ot the music directors, Mr. Gruver and Mr. Isenloerg, several small music groups were formed. These groups- the pep band, the girls' ensemble, and the trumpet trio-brought credit to Themselves and to their school by their fine performances in both school and community activities. AccoMPANisTs . . . cami Glass, Beth Kerchenske, susan Ed- These performances included singing in the Wafds Christmas program, caroling in the halls, entertaining at social functions, and perform- ing inthe spring concert. PEP BAND . . . ROW ONE-L. Bates, S. Lehoner, D. Kerr, B. Rylke, P. Malling ROW TWO-D. Helsel, H. Olexo, D. Shoe- maker, D. Mattiuz, G. Bowman, T. Teeter, A, Paterson, J. Baumgardner, J. Baumgardner, C. Wilson, ROW THREE-C. Grove, T. Parkins, R. Bowman. ll, Music Activities TRUMPET TRIO . . . Alec Patterson, Tim Parkins, Tom Teeter GIRLS ENSEMBLE . . . RIGHT ROW QBOTTOM TO TOPJ-J. Rylke, D. Aifkins, C. ROSS, N. Lloyd, D. Hiner, A. Srokap LEFT ROW-J. Jones, B. Smith, D. Savering, L. Miller, S. Edwards, J. Crawford. A 1 4 I I ROW ONE-C. Giles, M. Wagner, S. Willman, P. Makin, J. Metzger, D. Esfep, J. Reese, R. Flick, J. Cook, D. Savering, S. Davis, ROW TWO-R. Paullisky, R. Hershel, G. Banfield, H. Olexo, D. Graham, D. Ford, E. Hicks, D. Shoemaker, T. Parkins,, D. Bowman, ROW THREE-E. Singel, R. Paskowslci, C. Grove, R. Matliuz, D. Byers, F. Byers, B. Minch, B. Bobenage, G. Bowman, M. Covitchp ROW FOUR- J. Baumgardner, M. Wilson, T. Teeter, F. Kowalsky, R. Bowman, A. Pa1erson,J. Baumgardner, D. Helsel, H. Wilson, C. Wilson. 'r 1 'ff 'YE COLOR GUARD . . . FRONT ROW-A. Loucharf, S. Vandenberg, N. Lloyd, A. Jones, BACK ROW-J. Howell, S. Stiles, L. Cook, S. Gaboda, C. Stunkard. N1 DRUM MAJOR . . . Ted Gresll. MAJORETTE CAPTAIN . . . Judy Laverick. 76 ROW ONE-J. Brown, K. Wesley, J. Brown, M. Evanchick, B. Rylke, L. May, P. Johns, K. Reigharcl, P. Buckus, K. Stevens ROW TWO-S. Stevens, E. Buckus, S. Stevens, D. Aitken, S. Metzer, L. Bates, V. Reese, S. Kinkead, L. McClure, J. Orosz ROW THREE- S. Fluke, C. Cook, S. Leahner, B. Rice, D. Kerr, E. Kitchen, L. Lyons, D. Stormer, P. Candler, M.. Amos ROW FOUR-P. Mallin, J. McDonald, G. Leventry, B. Baumgardner, G. Bantield, R. Hughes, G. Cobaugh, J. Bobenage, L. McGuire, C. Byers CCH Band and Majorette Squad ,f itll s - L The Central Cambria Band, Color Guard, and Maiorette Squad were organizations in which both the music de- partment and the entire school took pride. The band 'and Color Guard added color and excitement to football games and local parades, while the Maiorettes, captained by Judy Laverick, consistently turned in fine performances. A high point ot the year for the Maiorette Squad was the Third Annual Maiorette Contest at the Johnstown War Memorial in April. All students can certainly take pride in the fine performance turned in by our girls. - A ROW ONE-S. Stiles, D. Reese, J. Laverick, J. Steele, B. Smith, T. Stormerp ROW TWO-K. Adams, L. McEvoy, B. Munko, E. Beckett, S. Martin, R. Dino 5 .5 -cf' I Q.- .. X l 'n -I . .V ' Q 'A 1 L , '. QLYAI ' , V f N Q53 - 124, L f ,,' 1 . .1 A I. 'R ' 'Fi 'IWW'-i - ,r- 'i'E,Mei!- 5 .4 :H . 2 . W- v I' M 1 ' u . 1 id V f. V M v .VS 5 V ' if ' u. Q1 f , , 52 f4g .. E' , 'AmW NN,, ix: , ffassfssw' 11 ww,,,.v, ang: 5? U ,Q Q 3 W' 5 i an N ROW ONE-J. Anstead, M. McMullen, C. Folckemer, G. Vay, J. Savering, D. Murton, P. Croyle, D. Bowman, B. Adams: ROW TWO-N. Jenkins, K. Mellott, J. Tsikalis, T. Crouse, D. Tozzini, J. Holtz, D. Dominick, J. Balog, B. Barber, T. Estep, J. Chesky, ROW THREE-R. Bonini, H. Kutchman, D. Dixon, E. Leck, D. Waring, J. Lydic, M. Degretto, B. Hildebrand, D. Frombachp ROW FOUR-L. Lasinsky, J. Hamula, J. Bobenage, R. Wyrwas, D. Gittings, T. McQuillen, R. Altimus, J. Boring, M. Evanchick, ABSENTEE-A. Polchito The beginning of the T965 Varsity Football campaign marked the arrival of a new head coach, Mr. Seymour, and the return of' eleven varsity lettermen. At football camp, our gridders practiced hard, and they were in high spirits for the initial contest with East Conemaugh. The hard work paid off as we pulled out a close, 20-T8 victory over the Iron Horses. The next week brought a 25-7 rout of Triangle Area, and, in the weeks to follow, our Red Devils continued their winning way. First there was an T8-6 triumph over Cresson Joint, a conquest which returned to us the traditional Goal-Post Trophy. Then came our fourth straight victory-a T3-6 win over Conemaugh Twp. For the first time in four years, the Devils stood at the brink of a winning season. Then disaster struck! Coming up against a string of strong teams, our gridders were plagued with iniuries. We dropped games to Hollidaysburg and Westmont Hilltop, both power- houses, then were downed by Cambria Heights, T3-O in a hard-fought garne. The Indiana game, too, ended in heart- breaking defeat, despite an 86-yard kickoff return by Mike DeGretto. And so we came to our last game-against traditional rival Portage-with an even record. We needed a victory for a winning season. The boys proved equal to the task. Combining a powerful defensive game with a two-touchdown performance by Dean Gittings, the CCHS Red Devils emerged victorious-a winning team. Mike Degretto's bulling his way over for a touch- down was a familiar sight during the T965 campaign. Mike, shown here plunging for his second touchdown in the Triangle Area game, received honorable mention on the Tribune Dem- ocrat All-Scholastic team. if ' , 2, i . Varsity Football Five Victories Four Losses CC 20 East Conernaugh 25 Triangle Area 18 Cresson Joint 13 Conemaugh Twp 6 Holliolaysburg 6 Westmont Hilltop 0 Cambria Heights 7 Indiana Area 13 Portage 'Area 108 Individual Scoring TD EP Mike Degretto 8 5 Dean Gittings 6 1 Dennis Frombach 1 James Holtz i Anthony Polchito 1 Opp. 18 7 6 6 -48 32 13 13 O 143 Total 53 37 6 6 6 Mr. DeBastiani and Mr. Seymour look on as iubilant Mike Degretto and Dean Gittings receive the Goal-Post Trophy after our conquest of Cresson Joint High School. With blocking from John Hamula, Dean Gittings drives for extra yardage. 1 1 81 Edward Leck . . . Tackle Dale Dixon . . . Guard Donald Waring . . . Cenfer Harry Kufchman . . . Guard N Roma Altimus . . . Tackle Thomas McQuillen ...End Q ., X John Anstead . . .Halfback John Balog . . . Halfback Dennis Tozzini . . . Halfback Ml 5 sry' Fi X l G f The unsung heroes of the team-ihe football managers-deserve Thanks from all. Going over requisition forms with the Faculty Manager, Mr. Anodicle, are Gust Tsikalas, Dave Kelley, Sean Murphy, Ken Smith, and Fred Novak. Senio ridders John Bobenage . . . End Barry Adams . . . Guard James Tsikalas . . . End i K -J 3-51- A . :A-k..,:wfQ: Michael Degretto . . . Fullback Dean Gittings . . . Halfback Daniel Dominick . . . Quarterback -QP! 1 Yi' Hard work and determination lie behind a successful season. In spite of the smiles on their faces, Mr. Miller CAssistant Coachj, Mr. Seymour KHead Coachj, and Mr. Orange KAssistant Coachj know that the iob of coaching is a tough one. Gary Vay . . . Center James Savering . . . Guard John Hamula . . . Tackle Terry Crouse . . . End 83 C4 I y A 5, I.- z L X 'LENS I K - 1- 5 I, . ,. V H f 5 I P 3 .-41,451 ,XI 'Ji x 11:4-I ROW ONE-R. Mastrine, J. Cheskey,t D. Grata, E. Vay, R. Fulton, Mr. Sponskyg ROW TWO-F. Novak IManagerJ, S. Kubat, W. Cook, T. Gillesbie, B. Bobenage, C. Siormerg ROW THREE-W. Brothers, A. Rouzer, A. Rager, C. Shay, L. Morgan, J. Carmel, S. Murphy, CManagerJp ABSENTEES-B. Dospoy, K. Jones, K. Mellott, R. Popovich, G. Smith. Musing over the season's J.V. record are Craig Rouzer, Coach Sponsky, and Gene Vay. Vay and Rouzer will be rarin' to go when another season comes around. Junior Varsity Football TWO WINS THREE LOSSES CC I2 Triangle Area T4 Indiana Area O Portage Area O Cresson Joint 2 East Conemaugh 48 INDIVIDUAL SCORING A. Rouzer K. Melloff W. Brothers T. Gillespie K. Jones . Shay ISafeTyJ OPP 0 32 7 I3 A 58 T9 9 6 6 6 2 Freshman Football THREE VICTORIES THREE LOSSES CC 6 Cresson Joint 21 Blairsville O Hollidaysburg 7 Northern Cambria 28 Triange Area I8 Indiana Area HJ INDIVIDUAL Richard Parkin Alfred Risaliti Thomas Dilling Ronald Watt John Pritchard SCORING 3 Coaches Dill and Crowley seem pleased with a trick play prepared 'For the next opponent. It must have worked. We defeated Triangle Area October 20. ROW ONE-W. Bloom lManagerJ, J.'Retallack lManagerJ, R. Jacobs lManagerl, J. Reese lManagerJ, D. Estep lManagerl, ROW TWO-Mr. Crowley llrlead Coachl, J. Persio, B. Hunt, J. Sekerak, T. Hoover, B. Heeney, J. Demchak, W. Moore, A. Risaliti, Mr. Dill lAssistant Coachlg ROW THREE-D. Simmons, P. Merritts, J. Cook, R. McKeta, B. Rouzer, T. Dilling, B. Sewalish, J. Makosyp ROW FOUR-P. Martin, R. Noble, S. Mentch, G. Gray, J. Venet, D. Bowman, R. Parkin, D. Barber, ROW FIVE- D. Benyack, R. Davis, J. Martin, T. Baker, F. Kowalsky, J. Pritchard, R. Watt. - Varsity Cheerleaders Rita Angus, as Red Devil mascot, added vitality to school spirit. Let us reflect on some of the highlights of the 1966 Varsity Cheerleading squad, cap- tained by Connie Ross and Beverly Snyder. In the tall, the cheerleaders were busy deco- rating the fences of the football field with signs designed to put a winning drive into our gridders. School began, and the cheer- leaders were busy practicing their cheers and decorating the halls for pep assemblies. No- vember i9 was the date of the 22nd Annual Cheerleading Contest, and our well-prepared squad turned in a fine showing. Basketball season again found the cheerleaders providing that extra burst of enthusiasm to help spur the team on to victory. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS ROW ONE-Jessie Morgan, Connie Ross CCaptainl, Judith Rylkeg ROW TWO-Cheryl Gorchik, Susan Edwards, Beverly Snyder CCo-Captainl, Elizabeth Yahnke, Anita Yulis JUNIOR VARSITY CHEERLEADERS . . . ROW ONE . . . Susan Bartoletti fCo-Captainj, Carol Englehart fCapTainJp ROW TWO-Diane Mc- Fadden, Michele Soyka, Alice Nischalke, Deborah Evans More Cheerleaders FRESHMAN CHEERLEADERS . .. ROW ONE-Janis Ross, Barbara Hollowniczky, Linda Lyons iCo-Captainl, Deborah Stormer lCo-Captainj, Barbara Rylke, Rebecca Orr 87 . ,--x,,gAs ,.4 ROW ONE-James Monborne, James Holtz, William Barber, Neil Jenkins, Coach Orange, ROW TWO-Dennis Plummer, Thomas Teeter, Alexander Paterson, William Balsinger, Gale Bowman, David Thompson: ROW THREE-John Bobenage, Mark Rose, David Kelley, Curtis Mellott, John Lydic Varsity Basketball The smiles on the faces of Gust Tsikalas, Jim Rohrbaugh, Don Waring, and Ken Smith prove that managing is not aII work and no play. . -as - M' .-... ws. e. -s.-.., .,..s .- -M Our varsity hardcourters finished with a record as . I . - of 8 wins and I4 losses. Although the year's rec- ord was not, the best that could be hoped tor, our boys always played their best, and the sea- son was truly a colorful one. For instance, there was the December 10th game against East Cone- maugh. In this contest, Fritz Balsinger scored 4 points in the last 20 seconds to help pull out a I- point victory over the Iron Horses. But perhaps the most exciting game of all was our last home game, against Indiana. Playing their most inspired game, the CC five did a tremendous job in pin- ning a 61-57 loss on the Indians. This game ul- timately forced powerful Indiana into a three way tie for the Tri-County League championship. The Junior Varsity team emerged from the sea- son with a very respectable record of ii wins and 8 losses while the freshmen compiled a 6-8 log. Varsity Record 8 Wins I4 Losses CC Opp 84 Triangle Area 75 67 East Conemaugh 66 82 Cambria Heights 95 84 Cambria Heights 96 81 Somerset 112 -65 Ferndale-Dale 73 41 Richland Twp. 84 64 Westmont-Hilltop 70 42 Indiana Area 76 44 Windber Area 54 69 Cresson Joint 66 .58 Westmont-Hilltop 59 66 Ferndale-Dale 86 74 Richland Twp. 101 60 Somerset 82 56 Cresson Joint 61 73 Winclber Area 65 61 Indiana Area 57 68 Triangle Area 58 53 Bishop Carroll 83 80 Green-Kimmel 65 75 Windber Area 57 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Goals Fouls' Total James Monborne 1 15 41 271 William Balsinger 99 63 261 Gale Bowman 84 62 230 Mark Rose 49 40 138 David Kelle 41 32 114 Y Heading Fivel Dave Kelley stretches to get a tipoff against Rich- land Twp. in the February 4th game. His efforts were in vainy we lost. Graduation will take a group of fine senior players. CLOCKWISE BE- GINNING AT TOPwWiIIiam Balsinger, Dennis Plummer Gale Bowman, Curtis Mellott, Mark Rose, John Bobenage, David Kelley, David Thompson Jim Monborne, the team's high scor- er, iumps and sinks two of his twelve points against Cresson on Feb. 11. Ouch! Fritz Balsinger is. obviously fouled as he' lays up two of the ten points he scored in the Cresson game. 89 ROW ONE-Ronald Mastrine, Fred McFadden, Richard Ball, Neil Jenkins, Dale Bowman, Gene Vay, Kenneth .Ionesg ROW TWO Mr. Crowley, Thomas Estep, William Barber, Brian Bobenage, Charles Shay, Alec Paterson, Thomas Teeter, Ronald Jacobs Junior Varsity Basketball Neil Jenkins, Bill Barber, and Coach Crowley attempt to iron out the errors of the last game. I I Victories 8 Losses CC Opp 36 Triangle Area 38 43 East Conemaugh 32 45 Cambria Heights 36 74 Cambria Heights 57 42 Somerset 47 67 Ferndale-Dale 44 43 Richland Twp. 63 54 Westmont-Hilltop 52 53 Indiana Area 50 51 Cresson Joint 49 39 Winclber Area 56 45 Westmont-Hilltop 51 50 Ferndale-Dale 40 46 Richland Twp. 38 39 Somerset 45 47 Cresson Joint 41 5l Winclber Area 7l 62 Indiana Area 54 32 Triangle Area 48 INDIVIDUAL SCORING Goals Fouls Total William Barber IO2 5l 255 Neil Jenkins 57 47 l6l Alec Patterson 47 52 146 Ronald Jacobs 55 28 T38 William Brothers 35 32 102 Freshman Basketball CC Opp. 25 Northern Cambria 39 25 Triangle Area 30 32 Cambria Heights 47 48 Gallitizin 49 51 Portage Area 56 31 Nanty-Glo 33 44 Cambria Heights 40 26 Nanty-Glo 36 49 Northern Cambria 34 34 Gallitizin 30 28 Portage Area 45 ,ff L, 61 Cresson Joint 41 iff' ' I 54 Triangle Area 34 - 4' ' 38 Cresson 'lolnl 37 The Cresson game at halftime. The first half hinted victory, the second INDIVIDUAL SCORING 'tat' 'Moved ff' Goals Fouls Total Thomas Dilling 70 60 200 John Pritchard 44 40 128 Jim Retallack 26 22 74 Jeffrey Martin 20 16 56 Douglas Simmons 6 8 20 ROW ONE-Thomas Dilling, Alfred Risaliti, David Estep, Douglas Simmons, Donald Barber, James Rorabaugh, David Tulowitzkig ROW TWO-Raymond Stevens, fManager1, Jeffrey Lesak, Gary Paterson, Richard Noble, Paul Martin, Jeffrey Martin John Pritchard, Richard Parkin, Robert Davis, Michael Soyka, Darell Bowman, Coach Seymour, ABSENTEE-Jim Retallack ,.-,... I , g , ,W Irs- 1 ' .f'I ' .' 4 A 7' 'fl ' --44--- + - - -- V , -' V,-Y 9l ROW ONE-Mr. Dill, A.'George iManager1, C. Bishop, G. Tsikalas, R. Mastrine, N. Jenkins, E. Vay, F. McFadden, T. Perkins, T. Croyle lManagerJ, Mr. DeRubisp ROW TWO-C. Folckemer, J. Anstead, G. Adams, R. Hughes, T. Estep, C. Stormer, C. Rouzer, W. Barber, H. Harvey, A. Lewis, D. Regula, T. Gresh, T. Paul, ROW THREE-J. Savering, 'B. Bobenage, B. Mentch, J. Tsikalas, J. Balog, D. Tozzini, G. Vay, D. Plummer, M. Degretto, J. Holtz, J. Monborne, H. Keith: ROW FOUR-J. Roberts, H. Kutchman, R. Jubie, L. Morgan, A. Paterson, J. Gibb, T. Paskowski, D. Waring, B. Hildebrand, E. Martin, D. Thompson, G. Smith, ROW FIVE-D. Stains, K. Strong, D. Helsel, J. Bobenage, J.' Roth, T. McQuilIen, D. Gittings, R. Wyrwas, B. Patterson, R. Gerber, H. Gibb TRACK . . . 1965 Two maior accomplishments of the 1965 track season were decisive victories in dual meets against Shannock Valley and Triangle Area. Another bright spot of the campaign was the two-mile relay team which took first place in three meets. Thirteen returning lettermen will lighten the task of the new coaches, Mr. DeRubis and Mr. Dill. Four mighty men of track and field-Jim Savering, Denny Plummer, John Bobenage, and Tom McQuillen-appear iovial before a grueling practice session. United Invitational Shannock Valley Dual Meet Mountain Conference Relays United Invitational Mountain Conference Triangle Area Dual Meet Cambria Heights Relay District 6 PIAA Meet 28 89 16V2 14 7 83V2 41 Sixth First Seventh Fifth Twelfth First Third INDIVIDUAL SCORING Klncludes Duplicate Points for Relaysl J. Estep 39 T. McQuillen 35 J. Anstead 35 R. Szekeresh 35 D. Sloan 31V2 D. Gittings 31 N., Jenkins 29 W. Lewis '28 A. Paterson 25 J. Bisko 25 J. Bobenage 24V2 R. Ewing 22 D. Plummer 19V2 R. Lydic 13V2 J. Savering 12 F. Lashinsky W. Barber D. Waring G. Ricketts T. Perkins J. Tsikalas C. Stormer J. Kuncelman H. Kutchman R. Hughes L. Parkins D. Frombach H. Gibb M. Stiles M. Degretto 10 9 9 8 7V2 7 7 6 6 5 5 5 4 4 3 BASEBALL . .. 1965 11 Victories 1 Loss CC Opp.- 2 Altoona 1 2 Portage Area 1 11 Cresson Joint 1 5 Indiana Area O 8 Greater Gallitzin O 4 Laurel Valley 1 1 Portage Area O 7 Lilly-Washington 0 15 Greater Gallitzin 7 3 Cresson Joint 3 6 Lilly-Washington 3 Tri-County League Playoffs O Richland Twp. 11 The pitchers and their able receivers ROW ONE CCatchersl-M. Buige, R. Ball, D. Murton, A. Risalitip ROW TWO CPitchersJ P. Croyle A. Polchito, R. Popovich, D. Gittings, J. Hamula, H. Hilosky, E. Vay ABSENTEE5-K. Mellott Baseball 1965 saw Central Cambria battle its way to the Section A Championship in the Trl-County League, only to lose to Richland Twp. in the playoffs. With ten returning let- 1 termen, sturdy pitching, and a strong defense, more of the same fine play is expected during the 1966 campaign. ,. Dean Gittings and John Patrick, the baseball squad's only four-year lettermen, reflect on last year's successful campaign and look ahead to the 1966 season. ROW ONE-R. Miller, J. Popovich CManagersJg ROW TWO-D. Joiner, J. Lydic, J. Dilling, J. Miller, W. Bolette, T. Gonos, L. Parkin, J. Stoy, Mr. Millerg ROW THREE-W. Balsinger, A. Risaliti, D. Dixon, J. Bernecky, J. Hamula, D. Gittings, H. Hilosky, P. Croyley ROW FOUR-John Lydic C. Mellott, D. Murton, D. Frombach, T. Crouse, C. Ball, M. Buige, A. Polchitop ABSENTEE-J. Patrick N N. . G . if r .3-' -, ..5:. iisgea- 93 V Fred McFadden . . . Fine chipper Mark Dugan . . . Power driver With smiles of confidence, Fred McFadden, Mark Dugan, Coach Glass, and Kenneth Jones, look forward to the 1966 season. ii---Iii- 'T Q'-:E .E l. Kenneth Jones . . . Effort and determination Golf . . 1965 Bishop Carroll lCancelledJ Richland Twp. Second Bishop McCort!BIairsviIle Third Westmont Hllltop!Somerset Second Intramural ports Aside from the regularly scheduled sports program, several intramural sports contests are held annually. This year was highlighted by the Alpha-Female Faculty Basketball Game and the Key Club-Faculty Game. In addition, Leader Club sponsored the usual Homeroom Volleyball and Bas- ketball Tournaments and the First Annual Tri-Hi-Y Volleyball Tournament. This year Alpha defeated Gamma and Delta to emerge victorious. vi. i These Key Clubbers-Harry Harvey, Herman Gibb, Jack Merritts, Albert Risiliti, Danny Dominick, and John Gibb-seal their vows to Beat Faculty! on this basketball. F. t.. . l I f X -,A .,,, . Susan Edwards gasps in horror as one of the student teachers tries to add a point to the Faculty's score in the Alpha-Faculty game. Take that! yells an Alpha player as she spikes the ball across the net for Alpha in the victory over Gamma. an ,.. H iii X X X , X X -sw, '-uv. 1-vs -I x 'x LQ, 'qw-'Qpm-nj' , 1 NN- .., x s A ,L gi gg, If , 1. wsu- l J A J'-1 a.-,,., .311- f'I9 'j' 5. . ,-g:.,v'q1'gy L, Q -I lf -V.--if Y i ga? f q. V 1' , ' vu . ML. . - WVU,-, ' :.' . . ,4 a'Q,x.a - x U55 X , fn . ,, A 5-. -- ' ,V V17 ' . J ,,,p,.,N :g.':w' . 1:11 ,H -,., . ,iiriifl Z , V4 '- vsllu-9 A 0. ' L I gg .J , : n f' . I wr'-' '1' 4 ,,-..,1 1: ,fra -',-. A grew-Q ff: -, ,,..,,, V .2 IL Sf Z., 1 'F : MQW A. five. 115 ' 5, - ,A X -'Y L JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS William Barber, Vice-President, Alec Paterson, President, Alberta Retallack, Secretary: Alice Nischalke, Assistant Treasurer, Donald Decker, Historian, Michael Covitch, Treasurer The Class of '67 enthusiastically launched its Junior year with the Prom Peanut Sale. Later in the year, the Junior Class presented its class play, under the direction of Mr. Paul Crowley. Finally, the big event of the year ar- rived-the Junior Prom held in honor of the seniors. It was towards the success of this event the Juniors had so hopefully- and successfully-worked. Susan Boland brought honor to her class by placing first in the Voice of De- mocracy contest eliminations held at Cen- tral. She then went on to compete locally, where she was awarded a ten dollar check as the second place winner. Another of the Forensic Club members, Bob Feather, capably participated in the District Oratorical Contest, where he was awarded a twenty-five dollar savings bond for his effort. This year's Juniors are eagerly anticipat- ing next year's role as Seniors. 98 JUNIOR CLASS SPONSORS Miss Liphart, Miss. Beyer, Mr. Solomon, Mr. Stormer FL ' ROW ONE-Linda Abrams, Patricia Balko, Judith Becquet, Judith Bobak, Bonnie Boyer, Patricia Baxter, Marilyn Berkoskip ROW TWO-Harriet Barnhart, Elizabeth Beckett, Charles Bishop, Gregory Adams, Dale Bowman, Carlene Brosch, Susan Boland, ROW THREE-William Arkwright, James Boyer, James Baumgardner, Jerry Boring, John Baumgardner, Richard Bonini, William Barber. ROW ONE-Rosemarie Dino, Donna Chappell, Ethel Dillon, Janice Crawford, Linda Cook, Christine Chervenic, Rebecca Davisy ROW TWO-Jack Churilla, Philip Croyle, Harold Congioli, Scott Daugherty, David Cidor, George Cooper, David Conner, Paul Dilling. ROW THREE-Dennis Davis, Kenneth Brothers, Fredrick Byers, Michael Covitch, Thomas Croyle, Donald Decker, David Byers, Robert Brown, Charles Demko. 99 i l ROW ONE-Susan Evans, Lucy Eckenrode, Deborah Ewing, Carol Englehart, Lois Engle, Bunny Ditchcreek, Jayne Edwards, Doris Dorman, ROW TWO-Perry Evanego, Gerald Elliott, Charles Folckemer, Paul Ferguson, Thomas Estep, Mark Dugan, Robert Bumbernick, Dennis Dolansky, George Evans, ROW THREE-Robert Feather, Richard Findley, Vernon Fulton, John Dowey, Lawrence Fabian, William Ferguson, Metro Evanchick, Barry Emerson, Dennis Fromback, Victor Fulton. ROW ONE-Bonnie Johns, Linda Hill, Regina James, Diane Hiner, Elizabeth Kerchenske, Diana Holland, Susan Gaboda, Ellen Johnson, Howell, ROW TWO-Richard Keith, Neil Jenkins, Alfred George, Gary Good, Sharon Gossard, Carolyn Green, Susan Hasson, David Jenkins, Donald Hindman, Paul Giazzon, ROW THREE-'Gregory Headrick, Harry Kutchman, David George, Bruce Hildebrand, Robert Gray, Rodney Gerber, Donald Helsel, Thomas Gallo, Frank Gallo, Theodore Gresh. l00 I I NJ I -fv- 3-1 ROW ONE-Janice Makin, Jewel Keith, Nancy Lloyd, Shirley Lezak, Lana McEvoy, Helen McMullen, Shelly McBreen, Pamela Mackel, Linda Lauer, Dorothy Knauerg ROW TWO--Walter McMasters, Anthony Polchito, Donna Lankford, Donna McCoy, Arlene Lewis, Betsy McDowell, Darnell Leskosky, Darl Murton, James Makin, ROW THREE-Robert Kris, Jack Lloyd, Allan Lewis, David Kmett, Lawrence Lasinsky, Blase McCombie, John Lydic, Edward Lieb, Jeffrey Lesak, William Kline. Juniors N ' , 1 ROW ONE-Laura Newcomer, Rose Marinin, Susanne Novak, Beverly Peterson, Sandra Martin, Sharon Metzger, Mary Anne Olexo, Sandra Parisi: ROW TWO-Jerry Orosz, Pamela Minnex, Alice Nischalke, Virginia McKavish, Bernadette Munko, Sally Miller, Delores Miller, Mary Panczak, Fredrick Novak, ROW THREE-Michael McMullen, Thomas Paul, Robery Meyers, Sean Murphy, Charles Paullisky, Edward McCoy, James Monloorne, Timothy Perkins, Michael Maurer: ROW FOUR-Donald Newlin, Blaine Mock, Thomas Paskowski, Alexander Paterson, Charles- McKeta, Bruce Patter- son, James Pablic, Eugene Martin, Vincent Nedlon. lOl L:- , - 5.1.- ROW ONE-Linda Pyer, Mary Sherry, Donna Rummel, Pamela Schlosser, Margaret Skvarna, Alberta Retallack, Carol Smith, Geraldine Schultz, Clara Schloski, ROW TWO-Edward Singel, David Shoemaker, Marilyn Porter, Alice Shaffer, Georgia Polinsky, Linda Roush, Linda Rose, Carol Ann Sitko, Richard Ramsey, William Smith, ROW THREE-James Sickles, David Regula, James Roberts, James Roles, John Roth, John Popovich, Richard Sherry, Richard Reese, Ralph Sherry. Juniors ' l l l l I I ROW ONE-Jeannette Vorhauer, Patricia Walwro, Rebecca Tisack, Rosemary Strittmatter, Carol Snyder, Pamela Teeter, Susan Stiles, Sharon Vandenberg, Michele Soyka, ROW TWO-Gust Tsikalas, Deborah Yahnke, Darlene Wiggins, Nancy Templeton, Rose Yesenosky, Marlene Sovka, Roberta Tisack, Carol Stiffler, Richard Wharton, ROW THREE-Nicholas Turko, Regis Wright, James Younkin, Thomas Teeter, Clair Wilson, David Stains, Kenneth Strong, Robert Walls, John Yoder, Gary Wright. l02 u n i 3 0 H r i S i Out of the gym came a winner and a loser, but both played a good game. Liz Beckett, Mike Covitch, and Gary Good compare notes before entering history class. This is a common scene in the halls of C.C.H.S. Robert Feather, winner of the American legion Ora- torical Contest receives a 25 dollar bond from Com- mander Kramp. Bob's speech was on The Con- stitution and What lt Means to Us. David Shoemaker and Edward Singel check the camera they used to take many of the Oracle pictures. These two boys were a great help to the Oracle Staff. '03 Sophomore Class Officers if-fl' Z X ? P 2 x, N Ill iii ROW ONE-Jo Ann Allison, Joan Brown, Jean Brown, Deborah Allbaugh, Alice Buckus, Lillian Bates, Debra Cameron, Patricia Candlerp ROW TWO-Beverly Bellish, Jane Artman, Donna Brothers, Kandance Adams, Bonnie Buterbaugh, Kathryn Brown, Ruth Boggetta, Rae Marie Burkett, Kathy Congioli, ROW THREE-Sandra Brown, Gary Banfleld, Richard Ball, Richard Bloom, Beniamin Bowers, Barry Banfield, William Bloom, Samuel Brisini, Susan Bartolettig ROW FOUR-Charles Byers, Michael Butler, Brian Bobenage, Donald Brothers, Kenneth Anderson, Terry Ayres, William Brothers, Terrance Burke, Charles Burkhart. I. 1 l 1 .,. l 4 l H 5' Q vfii R . ROW ONE-Bonnie Elliot, Georgene Dubovecky, Sandra Dishart, Kathy Davis, Carrie Felix, Deborah Evans, Beverly DeLong, ROW TWO-Dale Cotterman, Gloria Cobaugh, Carol Good, Dorothy Dyson, Mary Beth Denlinger, Sharon Davis, Donald Conrad: ROW THREE-Harry Deffenbaugh, Clarence Farrell, Richard Deetscreek, Robert Deetscreek, George Binaut, Jack Cheskey, Theodore Dolansky, ROW FOUR-Robert Dumm, William Cook, Christopher Carlington, Donald Fertick, George Dickert, John Carmel, Bernard Dospoy. l05 Z l I I al 'Q P l l a lf ' Ml! ' ROW ONE-Harriet Grow, Donna George, Michele Hofecker, Rhonda Fleming, Cindy Hoover, Nancy Gaida, Karen Haizus, Cathy Giles, ROW TWO-Ralph Harvey, Michael Geryez, Karen Frantz, Kay Hildebrand, Linda Good, Lorna Fulton, Carole Glass, Douglas Goshey, Larry Hovanisp ROW THREE-Daniel Good, John Gresh, Timothy Gillespie, Dennis Gresh, Dennis Funyak, Dennis Hallman, Carl Gray, David Grata, Robert Fulton. 4,-'ZA if l , -in f . t 'Wy ROW ONE-Kimberly Hunt, Ardith Keith, Vicki Kriston, Helen Johns, Elaine Kitchen, Jean Johns, Susan Kinkead, Yvonne Lagana, Darlene Kelly, ROW TWO-Cynthia Keith, Patricia Killinger, Doris Leidy, Sandra Krull, Deborah Hughes, Lora-Lynn Lauffer, Mary Jo Lieb, Susan Kimble, Judith Koss, ROW THREE-Stanley Kubat, James Kris, Kenneth Jones, Martin Kokus, James Kovach, Francis Kerchenske, John Johnston, Randall Leidy. l06 r s ,S 83 I-.9 Y '1 5 v if , snuff' J y Miller, ROW ROW ONE-Virginia Floycl, Constance Moore, Diane McFadden, Arlene McCullough, Marcia Manoni, Linda Lyons, Martha Miller, Mar TWO-Judy Metzger, Ronald Mastrine, Alan Magyar, Robert McClelland, Jan McMullen, Frederick McFadden, Patricia Makin, ROW THREE- James Mastrine, Leslie MacLaren, Kevin Mellott, Paul Mullin, Bruce Mentch, Larry Mack, Ray Mastrine, Lex McGuire. Sophomore-:S e- l l l Q i , Us 'Q ai. 22 V. L P a 'P LV: Q lb 'ix .I '2' ROW ONE-Ruth Newlin, Kimberly Reighard, Deborah Rummell, Vivian Reese, Jacquelyn Pearle, Anna Nelen, Barbara Risko, Ida Newcomer, Bonnie Phillips, ROW TWO-John Pileski, Vincent Rietscha, Robert Popovich, Eugene Lute, Albert McCombie, George Morgan, James O'Donnell, Stephen Oblinsky, John Palenscar, ROW THREE-Harry Noel, Alvin Rouzar, Lawrence Morgan, Glen Moyer, Richard Rankin, Richard Rainey, Thomas Morrison, Allen Rager, William Morrison. l07 J -S ,, L4 'X l ROW ONE-Margaret Schmidt, Bonnie States, Sandra Stephens, Linda Scappino, Rose Mary Scott, Elaine Salkeld, Deborah Savering, Leslie ' Darlene Stiles, ROW TWO-Linda Stivanelli, Sharon Stiles, Raymond Stevens, Paul Shonsky, Robert Sposito, Roger Shields, Rita Sabo, Delores ROW THREE-Robert Schoop, Gerald Smith, Thomas Stanton, Joseph Sneslden, Charles Shay, Craig Stormer, Paul Saxon, Kenneth Smith. Sophomores 4 . 49' n ROW ONE-Ellen Vorhauer, Patricia Wertz, Sally Willman, Corrinne Wright, Dee Stormer, Judy Tishok, Kathy Wesley, Suzanne Teeter, Joax Wensel, ROW TWO-Deborah Stormer, Dianne Tanda, Gloria Wolfe, Deborah Zimmerman, Cheryl Stunkard, Sandra Wentz, Olive Urish, Watroba, Gloria Zapola, ROW THREE-Sally Yaskowitz, Charlene Toner, Charles Vizzini, John Watson, Ronnie Tibbott, Gene Vay, Marlene Nancy Walker, Nancy Volk. los l Sophomore Candids w J Cz 's..J Roger Shields chit-chats with his mother in one of his daily phone calls. Countdown 5 4 3 2 'I blastoffl Cheryl Stunkard capably handles the controls of the French Lab. Sophomore Gene Vay has become well acquainted with Central, es- pecially with the office. Come on Gene, smile, it can't be that bad. The roses among the thorns? These sophomores, Patty Candler and Kim Reigharcl, are very proud to be members of District Band along with so many upperclassmen. .- - W- QI . i i i l . FRESHMAN CLASS OFFICERS . .. Marcia Jenkins, Chaplain: Maxine Pallis, Assistant Treasurer: David Tulowitzkl, President, John Pritchard, Vice-President, Helen Gaboda, Secretary, Deborah Rummel, Historian, Joy Kelly, Treasurer With a total of 292, Central's freshman enroll- ment once again hit a new record high. Four new homerooms, Three in the auditorium and one in the balcony, were established in order to accommo- date these new students. Freshmen soon participated in various school activities and clubs, as well as athletics. Though this participation was partly limited, the support given by the freshmen to their school, its athletic pro- grams and various activities showed true school spirit. The Freshman Easter Egg Sale, an annual event at Central, was enthusiastically launched as one of the treshmen's money raising proiects. lI0 K7 FRESHMAN CLASS SPONSORS Mr. Semyan, Mr. Singel, Mr. Zonin, Miss Englehart Y' lljl '1 5'f.r'r ONE-Sandra Adams, Denise Bloom, Judith Brubaker, Marilyn Amos, Pearle Beckel, Elizabeth Boggetta, Diane Beckel, ROW TWO-Terry Kenneth Boyer, Donald Bishop, Richard Flick, Joseph Boyer, Merle Bolette, George Barnoskyp ROW THREE-Sharyn Alexander, Beverly Judith Bobenage, Judy Bechel, Barbara Baumgardner, Nancy Beckel, Evelyn Buckus, ROW FOUR-Donald Barber, James Bracken, George Dennis Balchik, Donald Benyack, Darell Bowman, Charles Anderson, Nicholas Altimus. 41 5-f ,Q 'fe ,. if ROW ONE-Mary Davis, La Verne Deffenbaugh, Patricia De Yulis, Patricia Cessna, Joyce Davis, Darlene Dumm, Cordelia Carlisle, Judy Doubt, Eva Cook, Connie Cazara, ROW TWO-James Carman, Robert Cooper, Dennis Devlin, John Demchak, Thomas Dilling, David Dostal, James Cook, James Burkett, ROW THREE-April Dickert, Carleton Davis, Sharon Buterbaugh, Deborah Davis, Janet Dyson, Elissa Ditchcreek, Rebecca Coposky, Joyce Cramer, ROW FOUR-Thomas Cessna, David Durbin, Robert Davis, John Coll, George Ditchcreek, James Dumm, James Dixon. mmm q ' 1 , I I I ,X YA If l l WT J L 1 r ROW ONE-Loretta Felix, Helen Gaboda, Linda Fenchak, Florence Farrell, Denise Ewing, Sally Edwards, Janet Eckenrode, Linda Gillin, Debra Gorchik, ROW TWO-William Gallo, David Estep, Jay Hagerick, David Graham, Gary Frantz, George Good, ROW THREE-Mary Pauline E Kandace Graham, Judith Gaborik, Susan Fluke, Paula Ford, Carolyn Hawksworth, Lucille Gillin, Joanne Edwards, ROW FOUR-Gene Hale Ford, James Griffith, Gary Ferguson, Kurt Graham, Martin Fisher, Stephen Gallo. 2 l s,-g H Q Fi K R- l' i t Q ROW ONE-Judith Havener, Carol Hunt, Deborah Handlon, Barbara Hollowniczky, Janet Jubie, Joy Kelly, Patricia Johns, Sharon Kieth, ROW TWO- Thomas Keith, Richard Heishel, Dennis Hudak Adam Johnson, John Jakab, Barry Hunt, Thomas Hoover, ROW THREE-Lora Jones, Marcia Jenkins Denise Hawk, Karen Hildebrand, Sally Jones, Peggy Jones, Cheryl Hofecker, Myrna Hunt, ROW FOUR-Blair Heeney, Bruce Hoffman, Ronald Jacobs Kenneth Gillin, Leonard Holdsworth, Richard Keilman, Eric Hicks. ll2 F4 -ROW ONE-Linda Marsh, Linda McClure, Georgia Little, Christine Lieb, Bonnie Mack,,Ruth MCCOmbie, Janet McCoy, Linda Little, Linda MaY, linda Lute, ROW TWO-Larry Kutney, James Kuzminsky, Thomas Kimble, John Makosy, Gerald Kieth, Alan Leidy, Eugene Little, Kenneth Knauerp ROW THREE-Susan Mastrine, Diana Louchart, Shirley Lewis, Rebecca Litzinger, Ann Krempasky, Bonnie Kosaber, Mary Jane Maurer, Sharon Leahner, Deborah Kerr, Rebecca Louchartg ROW FOUR-Richard Kreshko, Richard Mattiuz, Paul Martin, Raymond Colyun, Jeffery Martin, Frank Kowalsky, Maurice Minno, Genald Knouff. I Freshmen .L x-- . 1 W a 1 lil 'llllu 121 ROW ONE-Linda Murphy, Kathleen Mitchell, Bonita Miller, Rebecca Orr, Carol Olexa, Nancy Miller, Evelyn McMasters, ROW TWO-Linda Miller, Ann Panczak, Diana Niton, Delores Orsini, Cindy Mulhollen, Louise McKeel, Maxine Pallas, ROW THREE-Edward Mitchell, George Miller, Rita Orgis, Nancy Myers, Mary McCullough, Peter Merritts, Gerald Nyland, ROW FOUR-Richard Noble, John Mitchell, Sheldon Mentch, George Oblinsky, Gary Newcomer, William Moore, Leonard Kirsch, Ronald McKeta. ll3 .9 12 'rv , X.,-'xx H - A ROW ONE-Darlene Rummel, Penny Rose, Jean Rambeau, Sharon Poeta, Janis Ross, Pauline Ramsey, Barbara Reed, ROW TWO-Joseph Persio, Robert Paullisky, John Reese, Henry Poloisky, Gary Paterson, James Rorabaugh, Alfred Risaliti, Eric Pierchoski, Richard Burgess, ROW THREE- Mona Lou Patterson, Barbara Rice, Carol Roland, Lisa Pileski, Susan Rorabaugh, Anna Rosian, Rebecca Ricketts, ROW FOUR4Robert Paskowski, Barry Rouzer, Daniel Rice, Raymond Pershing, John Pritchard, John Pershing, Ronald Rietscha, Richard Parkin, James Retallack. Freshmen J' -2- Q .f'v' t t till k l ROW ONE-Kathryn Stephens, Barbara Rylke, Susan Stephens, Deborah Rummel, Jacqueline Sekerak Cheryl Singer, Sylvia Sabo, Mariory Stiles, ROW TWO-Jack Scott, Eugene Sposito, Ruth Ann Smith, Emily Sekerak, JoAnne Smithbower, Susan Snyder, Jeffery Sekerak, 'Douglas Simmons, ROW THREE-Barry Sewalish, Donald Saiko, Thomas Stephens, David Seger, Edward Sherman, Kenneth Spicker, Michael Soyka, Paul Scanlon, Daniel Smith. II4 .NIV F -1 . L 1 T ROW ONE-Patricia Szekerish, Paulette Washovich, Christine Strayer, Alice Yingling, Marlene Stivanell, Deborah Weges, Debra Vandenburg, Darlene Thomas, ROW TWO-Valory Teeter, Merilee Wagner, Robert Wright, Daniel Susick, Thomas Venet, William Toth, Donald Watt, Diana Weimer, Barbara Yahnerp ROW THREE-Dure Wald, Roxanne Tweedy,fSandra Younkin, Ilona Stoyka, Maiorie Wilson, Theresa Waltimere, Diane Vasas, Susan Stoy, Nancy Wizniak, ROW FOUR-Edward Walk, David Tulowitzki, John Venet, James Williamson, Michael Yesenosky, Thomas Walker, Ronald Watt, Andrew Szekeresh, Roger Walk A trip around the world for Ronnie and Marcie? Class- es, clubs, activities Freshmen take an active part in all facets of school life. ' It doesn't take long for most Fresh- Barbara Rylke, as all ninth-graders, is truly men fo adlusf to the hU5?lG'bUSTl9 proud of her Alma Mater. of high school life, and Gary Pater- SOI1 IS DO EXCEPHOI1. I I5 -'u I I W I 9 N Q, A ' D N U 1 E 5 A f T i 'YZ' In September of 1962, the Class of 1966 assembled for the first time. vve were assigned home-rooms, and we disbursed. It had been a brief meeting, a confused one for us, but a meeting nevertheless-the Class of 1966 was on its way. Before long, we had infiItrated nearly every facet of school life, and it be- came apparent that those of the freshman class were not a group of spectators. By Christmas, our officers and Student Council members had been elected. It wasn't long before our Easter Egg Sale began. The sale was proclaimed a success -ga term which in four years, the Class of 1966 would become accustomed to earmg. Then came May, and, with it, May Day. Anita Yulis of Ebensburg was our attendant-a lovely one, at that. Then the year was over-in some ways, a long, difficult yearg in more ways, a short, exciting one. Our freshman year had been completed-there were three more to go. Our year as Sophisticated Sophomores started out with the magazine sale. We exceeded our goal-another successful year was in the making. We voted to retain our Freshman officers, and-under their leadership-we se- lected our class flower, colors, and motto. As sophomores, we continued our par- ticipation in school activities. In organizations, in athletics, and in the classroom, the Class of 1966 was making itself heard. Shortly after Christmask we were measured for our class rings. We were al- most upperclassmen now, V Spring came, bringing with it May Day, we again chose Anita Yulis as our May Court attendant. Soon afterwards came the long awaited Sophomore Class Party. Whether our particular specialty was eating submarines, playing softball, or danc- ing, everyone enioyed the class party immensely. Then that year was over-we were half through. In fall of 1964, we launched our reign as upperclassmen. We were iuniors now . and proud of'it. For leadership and guidance 'we looked to class sponsors and new 'lis class officers. Our financial condition was enhanced by a highly successful peanut sale and the profits from the Junior Class Play. The play, Finders Creepers, was indeed a credit to our class Thespians, and was widely acclaimed by both the faculty and student body as one of the most hilarious productions in years. Then came the Junior Class Prom. Complete with waterfall and palm. trees, and with music by the Marauders this dance was repeatedly said to be perhaps the finest prom ever held at C.C.H.S. May rolled around again, and our Court attendants included Judy Laverick and Anita Yulis. And so the Junior year came to a close, and, with eager eyes, we set our siqhts on the big one-our Senior Year. Now we had finally made it-we were seniors. Near the end of September, our first class meeting was held and- our new officers were elected. 'Soon work on the Oracle-our Oracle-was underway, and we had begun our Senior Year in earnest. Organization after organization elected slates of all-Senior officers, and- for the first time-C.C.H.S. sported an all-Senior Varsity Cheerleading Squad. November brought the Senior Class Play-a comedy-fantasyentitled Green Val- ley-and, quite naturally, the play was a roaring success. November also brought with it the conclusion of football season. For the first time in 4 years our team- led by seniors-had achieve'd a winning season. The year rushed by quickly- and then, all too soon, it was May. First there was May Day, then the Senior Banquet, then Baccalaureate, then graduation. All of a sudden, we were alumni. Our four years were gone, but the memories will forever remain in our minds and hearts. II9 Senior Class Officers Y X fm ' , ff 5 f BARRY ADAMS Cambria Twp. Academic SUSAN ALLISON Jackson Twp. Academic CAROL ANDERSON Cambria Twp. Academic RITA ANGUS Jackson Twp. Academic THOMAS BAKER Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts CHARLES BALL Cambria Twp. Academic DEBORAH BALL Cambria Twp. Commercial i' 9- L 15'-17' -Ap i.,.., . 'x V x Graduates JOHN BALOG Cambria Twp. Academic , 5 T - P air' 1- ' CN C' .vx 'I 1 , 1 l I I of 1966 WILLIAM BALSINGER Ebensburg Academic 1-f-f. rvs , . 1 4-9 Nh fir -ing TWB gy tv-'Y KAREN BARTOLETTI Ebensburg Academic in fll 1 -fs 5! : -. X 2 ,:.-ng. La 1. I2I 1 Q3 ,gf A IV it-. . gb: x -f I WALTER BEATTY Ebensburg Academic DAVID BECQUET Cambria Twp. Industrial Arfs DIANA BENONI Cambria Twp. Commercial PETER BERKOSKI Cambria Twp. M if General JOHN BERNOT ,CTT Ebensburg if General If MARY ANN BERNOT Ebensburg Academic , I 1:14. 55 . 'L ' 7?c'5af'5f?Q 7 5: --It 1 A '- -A -1 BRENDA BINAUT . DONALD BLACK JOHN BLOSOSKY JOHN. BOBENAGE Jackson Twp. Ebensburg Cambria Twp. Jackson Twp Home Ec. Industrial Arfs Industrial Arts Academic 'IW' I 1' Jr . ., mf 1 A ,I fx Ai! , ..yw5'fw it ' , rr I , gif I Q b ' l 'R E.. an I K of' DAVID BOGGETTA JOSEPH BOLLETTE GALE BOWMAN RONALD BOWMAN Barr Twp. Barr Twp Jackson Twp Jackson Twp Commercial lndusrrlal Arts Commercial Academic NANCY.BOYER Jackson Twp. General ' DAVID BRACKEN Cambria Twp Academic LEONA BRACKEN Jackson Twp. Commercial BARBARA BROTHERS Ebensburg Commercial MARY .IO BROWN Ebensburg Commercial JENNIE BRUBAKER Jackson Twp. Academic 419' r W.a .11 -ang. Q' 1 N. hui., A ir' 79? PAULINE BUCKUS Cambria Twp. Commercial MICHAEL BUIGE Ebensburg Academic BONNIE BUNGARD Jackson Twp. Academic DONNA CALABRIA Ebensburg General ROBERT CARSON Barr Twp. Industrial PHILLIP CAVALIER Cambria Twp. Academic JOHN CESSNA JOHANNA CHERNECKY DEBRA COBAUGH PRJSCIU-A COOK Ebensburg Barr Twp. Jackson Twp. Jackson TWP General Commercial Academic Afademm If- Z I24 A-' fl -Q Q-f -in Y? M ill SUZANNE COUGHLIN TERRY CROUSE DONNITA DAHLIN MARY D Cambria Twp. Jackson Twp. Cambria Twp. Academic Academic Academic TERRY DAVIS 'Jackson Twp. Commercial FLOYD DEFFENBAUGH Jackson Twp. Academic MICHAEL DeGRETTO Cambria Twp. Industrial Arts RAYMOND DEMKO Jackson Twp. Commercial LARRY DENLINGER Ebensburg Academic DALE DIXON Jackson Twp. Academic 5 , YY' Q ' W. 1 rl - if V C l Avis Barr Twp. Commercial Yess- 5:- 45 an e455 :lima 'xii' R' ,nf- K--v -3 fi ' , :-'W' 2 ii DANIEL DOMINICK Cambria Twp. Academic 1 I A 1E ' CONNIE DORSCH Ebensburg Academic Q -Q, 3? V CAROLINE DUMAN Barr Twp. Commercial MARY JO FETTERMAN , Barr Twp. QS. I Commercial DAVID FORD Jackson Twp. Academic 31+ PETER GABODA Jackson Twp. Industrial Arfs 'Q HERMAN GIBB Ebensburg Academic Q JOHN GIBB 3' i Ebensburg Academic Q-.,-, THEODORE GILLIN Jackson Twp. Industrial SUSAN EDWARDS Ebensburg Academic PHILLIP DEAN GITTINGS Cambria Twp. Industrial Arts CHERYL GORCHIK Ebensburg Academic DANIEL GOSHEY Cambria Twp. Academic WILLIAM GRAHAM Cambria Twp. General JOSEPH GRATA Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts THOMAS GRAY Barr Twp. Industrial Arts A , I ix 'Q ' ds. in-f N.. Graduates of 1966 GRIFFITH CURTIS GROVE JOHN HAJZUS ANDREW HAMARA Cambria Twp. Jackson Twp. Cambria Twp. Jackson Twp. Academic Commercial Academic General lk T ',,.,-9 in N Q1 1--., 393. L K-4 Af' L 5 E! f A as : mx' JOHN HAMULA JAMES HANNON KATHRYN HARKINISH HARRY HARVEY Jackson Twp. Cambria Twp. Barr Twp. Ebensburg General General Commercial Academic Q1 41 if 5'-rv ps cr' 'T ,--1' -arf' l28 EDWARD HILDEBRAND Jackson Twp. Academic EARL HILL Jackson Twp. Academic HARRY HILOSKY Jackson Twp. General BARBARA HOLDSWORTH Jackson Twp. Commercial CRAIG HORNER Jackson Twp. Academic SHIRLEY HOVANIS Cambria Twp. General ROGER HUGHES MILTON Ebensburg Academic v ' A HUNT m Jackson Twp. , Academic K KENNETH JOHNSO Jackson Twp. Academic ALICE JONES Cambria Twp. General ELMER JONES Jackson Twp. ' rf Industrial JUDITH JONES RICHARD JUBIE Barr Twp. Academic fl-3 'i ,rw YP---T Ebensburg Academic N ? ' YH'-7 I A s lvl 4 f si, 4' Graduates of 1966 DANIEL KEITH Barr Twp. Academic f -. 'ri I HARRY KEITH DAVID KELLEY Cambria Twp. Ebensburg Academic Academic '52 QF,-' I '19 I29 A: DENNIS KELLY Cf' Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts fa? mln., its fi. sq-M r I LANE KELLY GARY KIRSCH MARGARET-KIRSCH Jackson Twp. Barr Twp. Barr Twp Academic' Agriculture Commercial Q? . II 55 -'uni p L. q0 ' ROBERT KLINE Jackson Twp. Academic WILLIAM KLINE Cambria Twp Academic DIANE KOVACH Jackson Twp. Commercial HELEN KREMPASKY Cambria Twp. Academic DONNA KRULL Cambria Twp Commercial GLADYS LAMER Cambria Twp Commercial DARLENE LASHINSKY Jackson Twp. Academic SANDRA LASHINSKY Jackson Twp. Commercial JUDITH LAVERICK Cambria Twp Commercial EDWARD LECK Jackson Twp. Academic GARY LEVENTRY Cambria Twp Academic ALVIE LEWIS Cambria Twp Agriculture JAMES LINSKY CAROLE LITZINGER ARLETTE LOUCHART DONNA MCDOWELL Barr Twp. Cambria Twp Ebensburg Jackson Industrial Arts Commercial Commercial Commercial W4-G' CLIFFORD MCGUIRE 4 Jackson Twp. Academic gg 1 I if 'U'- eib , 'fa-T' 5 . . ' I I I I I I32 THOMAS MCQUILLEN GEORGE MANDRICK RICHARD MASTRINE Jackson Twp Barr Twp. Cambria Twp Academic Commercial Academic . I-3 1II,y .5 1i!V I ,A f T BARBARA MAY ,Ei Cambria Twp. 5 - 1, 'ii V Commercial f-S1 I- 6 A I , CURTIS MELLOTT 9 Jackson Twp. :Qi . 'L , Academic Q1 'Zim-r JACK MERRITTS v Q Cambria Twp. V' -EH R Academic LINDA MILLER Jackson Twp. Academic ROBERT MILLER W, Ebensburg 'Lv in General i-' 5 -' WILLIAM MILLER Barr Twp. lnclusfrial Arts 'ALAIN MINNO Jackson Twp. Academic PATRICIA 'MOLINIK Jackson Twp. Home Economics HOMER MOORE Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts JESSIE MORGAN Cambria Twp. Commercial JOHN MURVINE Cambria Twp. Academic DORIS NELEN Cambria Twp. Home Economics RAYMOND NEWCOMER Jackson Twp. Commercial DEBORAH OBLINSKY HELEN OLEXO JANET orzosz ,-1 GTZ- Y. DENN IS PLUMMER Ebensburg Academic fun I34 '1-Tw ,,-A 4 A '72- v .C 4- . fr JOHN PATRICK Barr Twp. Academic BARRY PETAK Cambria Twp. Industrial Arts SANDRA PETERSON Jackson Twp. Academic DONNA PHILLIPS Barr Twp. Commercial JOANNE PHILLIPS Ebensburg Commercial BARBARA PLOWMAN Jackson Twp. Academic I' ELIZABETH PROKOP ARDYTH RANKIN RICHARD RAYMAN Cambria Twp. Jackson Twp. Cambria TWP Commercial Commercial ACBUGITWC Q? Jn- -- .-pu if-19 JAMES REBER Barr Twp. Industrial Arts DIANE REESE Cambria Twp. Commercial ROBERT REESE Cambria Twp. Academic ELAINE REFFNER Ebensburg Commercial LEO RIETSCHA Barr Twp. Agriculture ALBERT RISALITI Ebensburg Academic RICHARD RITO Barr Twp. Industrial Arts -L5 Q'-11 N' . I-lff,:,f JAMES ROHRBAUGH Ebensburg Academic if 1gs.,w DAVID ROSE Jackson Twp. Academic TS - ' QQ 'Qw- g Q' B ,171 R . MARK ROSE Ebensburg Academic ,. ,- 1 .I P-'v 5. - l35 ,-tv- V . .'- L Y 'T'-mb -nY ' ' JAMES SAVERING Jackson Twp. Academic vb. 1 I' 1 r ' ' 1.4 1. 5 TQ fe' L I 1 K f- -A ,. 55' X 'm ry i'T?'.v iii-5' , A I36 if ,s,, MARY LOUISE SCHILLING Barr Twp. Commercial urs-... LINDA ROSENSTEEL Ebensburg Commercial CONNIE ROSS Cambria Twp Academic MARY ANN RUBISH Cambria Twp Commercial CAROL RUMMEL Jackson Twp. Commercial JUDITH RYLKE Ebensburg Academic JAMES SALEM Jackson Twp. Academic THOMAS SCHLOSKI LEROY SCOTT Cambria Twp. Biff TWP Commercial C0mm6fClBl T ral it-v JOHN SHAFFER Cambria Twp Commercial MARGARET SHARP Cambria Twp Commercial DOROTHY SHERRY Barr Twp. Commercial ORPHA SICKLES Combria Twp. General DALE SINGER Jackson Twp. Commercial JOHN SMEED Jackson Twp. Academic ia., '11- 154 1'-vw i! xx gc- on Graduates of 1966 PHILLIP SMILEY BARBARA SMITH Cambria Twp, General Ebensburg Academic 131 V'- KENNETH SMITHBOWER East Carroll Academic '-1 .Q--A. BEVERLY SNYDER Ebensburg Commercial qrfl il f f'-5, I37 411, GTI' 4.1 V. 111, w 7 .. BONNIE SNYDER Barr Twp. Commercial ARLENE SROKA Jackson Twp Academic LINDA STATES Barr Twp. Commercial JUDITH STEELE Jackson Twp Commercial BEVERLY STEVE Ebensburg Commercial BARBARA STIFFLER Jackson Twp. Commercial II 9 V' DOLORES STILES , SANDRA STILES UID SANDRA STILES 12103 TERRY STORMER Barr Twp. Barr Twp. Barr Twp. Cambria Twp Commercial Commercial Academic Commercial S . Aa I38 1 fm- MARIANNE STOYKA Cambria Twp. Commercial SHARON STRAW Ebensburg Academic MARGARET SZEKERESH Jackson Twp. Academic SANDRA SZUCH Ebensburg Academic PHYLLIS THORNTON Jackson Twp. Academic KATHRYN THOMAS Cambria Twp. Commercial DAVID THOMPSON Ebensburg Academic 1.-.v 1v T ' i-'O DANIEL TILL Jackson Twp. Academic Af 4 : . A . ,.gff - . V wh . X' if IA, lf' ,'-'W if QU5 DENNIS TOZZINI Cambria Twp. Academic 4' J JAMES TsiicALAs Ebensburg Academic tin l39 QT' FRED VALERI JOHN V Cambria Twp. Academic PHILLIP WEIMER Cambria Twp. Commercial LEROY WESTOVER Cambria Twp. Academic THOMAS WESTOVER Cambria Twp. Commercial ROBERT WESTRICK Ebensburg General HERBERT WILSON Jackson Twp. Academic JEAN WIZNIAK Ebensburg Academic I40 iv' fx mn Q. ASAS GARY VAY Jackson Twp. Cambria Twp. Commercial Academic Graduates of 1966 +I' ni' al- DONALD WARING Ebensburg Academic 'L 3: fs Qs Q' N-7 5,1 . 1-.3 55 1 47' va' 3 Q- L. tug 'lZ Ru. 1 it I uns is '5.... N1 .A -'Nl ar- LANE WOLF Ebensburg Academic ELIZABETH YAHNKE Cambria Twp. Academic JOHN ANDERSON Cambria Twp. Academic JOHN ANSTEAD Cambria Twp. Industrial Arls JOSEPH ANTOL Jackson Twp. Agriculture MICHAEL BROSCH Cambria Twp. Commercial WILLIAM DUMM Barr Twp. Industrial Arts ' .qi P CATHERINE WOLFE Barr Twp. Commercial CHERYL YODER Ebensburg Commercial 'Qui 'fxix WENDY WOOD JEFFREY WYSOCKI Ebensburg Barr Twp. Academic Academic ANITA YULIS EILEEN COTTERMAN Ebensburg Jackson Twp. Academic ' Academic SENIORS NOT PICTURED BERNADINE FARRELL Barr Twp. Commercial DAVID GILLIN Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts KENNETH HOLMES Ebensburg General FRANK JER I NA Ebensburg General EDWARD LIEB Barr Twp. Academic LINDA LIEB Barr Twp. Academic RICHARD LIEB Barr Twp. Industrial Arts MICHAEL SCARIOT Jackson Twp. industrial Arts WILLIAM SINGER Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts WILLIAM SMITH Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts JAMES STI NE Barr Twp. Academic KENNETH SWANHART Jackson Twp. Industrial Arts I4 Seniors Win Honors Elizabeth Yahnke, proud winner of the Betty Crockett Home- maker Award, receives a pin from Mrs. Orner for her ac- complishment. Fritz Balsinger and John Bobenage, are two of many fellows who have earned their CC varsity letters. The Serendipity Singers? No, these are Central's representatives to District Chorus getting set to warble out a tune. STANDING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT are Deborah Savering, Donald Decker, Craig Horner, David Thompson, Connie Ross, James Savering, and Roger Hughes. FIRST HONORS SECOND HONORS Charles Ball William Balsinger Karen Bartoletti Suzanne Coughlin Mary Jo Fetterman Herman Gibb Cheryl Gorchik Shirley Hovanis Donna Krull Arlette Louchart Jack Merritts Janet Orosz Sandra Peterson Barbara Plowman Robert Reese David Rose Connie Ross Judith Rylke Dorothy Sherry Sandra Stiles Terry Stormer Rita Angus Brenda Binaut John Bobenage Nancy Boyer Jennie Brubaker Pauline Buckus Bonnie Bungard Johanna Chernicky Daniel Dominick Margaret Szekeresh John Gibb Lane Wolf Kathryn Harkinish Diane Kovach These 'Four scholars brought many honors to themselves and their school this past year. Sandra Peterson and Karen Bartoletti were National Merit Finalists, and David Rose was also commended for his fine performance on the Merit Test. In addition, Jack Merritts, along with Sandy, was cited for his high score on the State Scholarship Exam. Linda Miller Jessie Morgan Ardyth Rankin Richard Rayman Mark Rose James Salem Barbara Smith Sharon Straw Dennis Tozzini Herbert Wilson Jean Wizniak Elizabeth Yahnke Mike DeGretto, CCHS fullback, received Honorable Mention on the Tribune Demo crat All-Scholastic Football Team. 4-9 Elected By Their Classmates . . Popularity Judy Laverick Demiy Tozzini Talent Susan Allison Jim Salem l Al N--'tl lu . V 51 . .M ' , -. ' ' U HV' ' , V . . Y -A un - xi V V I A 4. --4, ,. V A ln, ,.'.- --- , Aka: - ,fl , ' ' -1, A'-' A ,Lrrigll 1966 Senior Favorites Studies Sandy Peterson Jack AAerHHs i -5 ii ig Humor Jim Savering Wendy Wood Senior Favorites . . . 1 Leadership Terry Crouse Karen Barfolerfi School Spirit Connie Ross Gale Bowman Athletics Donna Krull Dean Gittings ' Personality John Gibb Anita Yulis I47 Senior Favorites r fi Dancing Barb Sfiffler Ken Swan ha r'r Neatness Harry Keith Judirh Rylke Courtesy Herb Wilson Barbara Plowman f. 5,3531 ' ,Y I r , r 1 Smile Herm Gibb Barbara SmiTh , I r . . . 1 k I- K' M- ,. 1 -vf-,,, I 1 I A .4,, no W 1 'ff MSA hing at your own I okes a Iolly good laugh ov x X-'23 ' . N, 0.0. N x ro of 4 Ni -'A V ' ,H -X . fl g ' LF,,yf I J Qs xxx o 11- 3 .WEN o W '-:mo Q. o ' o -555.0 X o LS fi? lo , 4 if ' -'lg J fl- ng, ,V ff? W my me L, Q39 f. - . 'i 'N-eel: , ,W 4-A -- , T Umm, I'll take one of those, quips Mr. Solomon. Now, say Dorothy Sherry, let's not be a glutton. .fl x 'NA-,hy now, Mr. Solomon, Some of the girls of the May Court smile with happiness after they were called to the stage upon announcement of their names in assembly. Terry Stormer pops a book into her locker as she prepares to make a dash for destiny unknown. Shirley Hovanis prepares to type out something-probably a letter to her boy 'friencl-in Mr. Buchanan's typing class. 1 ,r it, .n ,iii- Closing 'gr - Our echoes roll from soul to soul and grow forever and forever. Tennyson BARRY ADAMS Football, Band, Varsity Club, Homeroom President SUSAN ALLISON Pep Club, Senior Play, Oracle ROMA ALTIMUS Football, Track, Varsity Club, Senior Play CAROL ANDERSON Library Club, Student Librarian, Pep Club, Gamma, Senior Play, Oracle JOH N AN DERSON Football, Track RITA ANGUS Band, Leader Club, Pep Club, Library Club, Alpha, Junior Play, Red Devil JOHN ANSTEAD Football, Track, Varsity Club THOMAS BAKER Homeroom President CHARLES BALL Homeroom President DEBORAH BALL Pep Club, Gamma CVice-Presi- dentj JOHN BALOG Football, Track, Varsity Club WILLIAM BALSINGER Basketball, Baseball, Student Council CTreasurerI, Key Club CPresidentJ, Varsity C I u b, Homeroom Vice-President KAREN BARTOLETTI Student Council, Pep Club fSecretary, Presidenti, Science Club, Leader Club CTreasurer, Presidenti, Alpha, Junior Play, Senior Play, Homeroom Presi- dent, Treasurer, Oracle CEditori DIANA BENONI Pep Club, Delta, Senior Play, Homeroom Secretary, Treas- urer MARY ANNE BERNOT Pep Club I54 Senior Activities JOHN BLOSOSKY Track, Stage Club, Homeroom Vice-President JOHN BOBENAGE Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club GALE BOWMAN Football, Basketball, Band, Mixed Chorus, Pep Band, Or- chestra, Science Club fPresi- denti RONALD BOWMAN Band, Pep Band, Junior Play, Senior Play NANCY BOYER Mixed Chorus DAVID BRACKEN Football, Track LEONA BRACKEN Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Pep Club, Alpha EDWARD BROSIUS Mixed Chorus BARBARA BROTHERS Gamma JENNIE BRUBAKER Library Club PAULINE BUCKUS Band, Pep Band MICHAEL BUIGE Football, Baseball, Varsity Club BONNIE BUNGARD Library Club, Student Librarian, Oracle DONNA CALABRIA Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Forensic Club, Library Club, Oracle PHILLIP CAVALIER Football, Track, Homeroom President JACK CESSNA Football DEBRA COBAUGH Pep Club, Beta, Oracle, Home- room President PRISCILLA COOK Library Club, Beta, Student Librarian EILEEN COTTERMAN Mixed Chorus, Student Libra- rian, Library Club, Forensic Club SUZANNE COUGHLIN Color Guard, Leader Club, Li- brary Club, Student Librarian, Pep Club CTreasurer, Secre- taryi, Beta, Homeroom Presi- dent, Chaplain, Oracle TERRY CROUSE Football, Baseball, Student Council, Varsity Club, Senior Class President, Junior Class Vice-President DONNITA DAHLIN Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Pep Club, Gam- ma, Homeroom Secretary TERRY DAVIS Basketball MICHAEL DEGRETTO Football, Track RICHARD DELATTRE Football LARRY DENLINGER Baseball DALE DIXON Football, Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club DANIEL DOMINICK Football, Track, Key Club, Var- sity Club CONNIE DORSCH Band, Pep Band, Alpha, Library Club, Student Librarian, Pep Club iTreasurerD, Oracle SUSAN EDWARDS Band, Girls' Chorus, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Dance Band, Pep Band, Alpha IPresident, Chaplaini, Leader Club, Science Club, Library Club, Pep Club, Cheerleader, J.V. Cheerleader C a p t a i n, Homeroom Treasurer, Junior Class Assistant Treasurer BARRY FETZER Track, Pep Club DAVID FORD Homeroom Treasurer PETER GABODA Stage Club HERMAN GIBB Football, Basketball, T r a c k, Mixed Chorus, Key Club, Var- sity Club, Science Club Vice- President, Junior Play, Senior Play, Oracle, Junior and Sen- ior Class Historian, Homeroom Vice-President JOHN GIBB Football, Track, Key Club lTreasurerl, Science C I U b, Homeroom President, Junior Play, Senior Play, Oracle THEODORE GILLIN Stage Club DEAN GITTINGS Football, Baseball, Track CHERYL GORCHIK Band, Girls' Chorus, Pep Band, Leader Club, Science Club, Pep C lu b, Alpha, Cheerleader, Homeroom Secretary JOSEPH GRATA Football, Track, Basketball THOMAS GRAY Basketball, Stage Club, Home- room Vice-President CURTIS GROVE Band, Pep Band, Dance Band JOHN HAJZUS Football JOHN HAMULA Football, Baseball, Varsity Club JAMES HANNON Band, Homeroom Treasurer Senior Activities KATHRYN HARKINISH Library Club, Delta, Home- room Vice-President, Treasurer HARRY HARVEY Track, Key Club, Senior Play EDWARD HILDEB RAND Track HARRY HILOSKY Baseball, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Club, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Chaplain BARBARA HOLDSWORTH Library Club, Pep Club, Beta, Senior Play CRAIG HORNER Mixed Chorus, County Band, Junior Play, Senior Play SHIRLEY HOVANIS Forensic Club, Student Libra- nan ROGER HUGHES Track, Band, Mixed Chorus, Pep Band, Dance Band, Sci- ence Club, Junior Play, Varsity Club, Key Club MILTON HUNT Football, Senior Play KENNETH JOH NSON Football ALICE JONES Color Guard CCaptainl Library Club, Girls' Chorus, Student Librarian, Gamma, Senior Play, JUDITH JONES Band, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Pep Club CVice-Presi- denti, Alpha fChapIaini, Sen- ior Play, Oracle RICHARD JUBIE Track HARRY KEITH Football, Basketball, Track DAVID KELLEY Basketball, Varsity Club, Foot- ball, Baseball Manager DENNIS KELLY Stage Club LANE KELLY Band GARY KIRSCH Football, Varsity Club, F. F. A. fSentinelJ MARGARET KIRSCH Library Club ROBERT KLINE Homeroom Treasurer WILLIAM KLINE Stage Club DIANE KOVACH Library Club HELEN KREMPASKY Library Club, Oracle DONNA KRULL Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, Delta CPresident,l Vice-Presidenti, Freshman, Sophomore Class Secretary, Red Devil, Junior Play, Senior Play GLADYS LAMER Library Club, Homeroom Treas- urer DARLENE, LASHINSKY Mixed Chorus, Pep Club, Li- brary Club SANDRA LASHINSKY Library Club, Pep Club, Student Librarian, Gamma JUDITH LAVERICK Maiorette Captain, Library Club, Pep Club, Gamma CVice-Presi- denti, Student Librarian, Home- room Treasurer, Sophomore Class Treasurer, Junior and Senior Class Secretary EDWARD LECK Football, Key Club GARY LEVENTRY Basketball, Bancl ALVIE LEWIS F.F.A. CAROLE LITZINGER Library Club, Pep Club, Gam- ma, Homeroom Chaplain ARLETTE LOUCHART Color Guard, Library Club, Pep Club, Gamma, Oracle DONNA MCDOWELL Girls' Chorus, Pep Club CLIFFORD B. MCGUIRE Band, Pep Band THOMAS MCQUILLEN Football, Basketball, Track, Baseball, Band, Dance Band, Varsity Club, Science Club, Pep Club, Homeroom Secretary CURTIS MELLOTT Basketball, Baseball, Varsity Club, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent JACK MERRITTS Student Council Ke Club IAS I Y ' sista nt Secretary J , Forensic Club, Science Club, Oracle ROBERT MILLER Football, Baseball Manager LINDA MILLER Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Forensic Club, Library Club, Junior Play, Sen- ior Play WILLIAM MILLER Stage Club ALAIN MINNO Student Council, Science Club, Oracle PATRICIA MALINIK F.H.A. HOMER MOORE Football, Stage Club JESSIE MORGAN Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, Stu- dent Council, Library Club, Stu- dent Librarian, Delta fSecre- taryi, Cheerleader, Freshman Sophomore Class Vice-Presi- dent, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent l56 Senior Activities DORIS NELEN F.H.A. IChaplain, Secretary, Presidenti DEBORAH OBLINSKY Gamma HELEN OLEXO Band, Pep Band, Pep Club, Gamma CPresidentD-, Senior Play JANET OROSZ Band, Leader Club, Gamma, Junior Play, Homeroom Treas- urer JOHN PATRICK- Baseball, Student Council, Var- sity Club, Science Club BARRY PETAK Football, Homeroom Chaplain SANDRA PETERSON Student Council, Leader Club, Library Club, Student Librarian, Pep Club, Gamma CChaplainD, Oracle, Homeroom Vice-Presi- dent DONNA PHILLIPS Color Guard, Library Club, Stu- dent Librarian, Pep C I u b, Homeroom Secretary JOANNE PHILLIPS Girls' Chorus, Pep Club BARBARA PLOWMAN Mixed Chorus, Homeroom Sec- retary, Treasurer DENNIS PLUMMER Basketball, Track, Varsity Club ELIZABETH PROKOP Pep Club ARDYTH RANKIN Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, F.H.A., Gamma, Library Club DIANE REESE . Maiorettes, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Pep Club, Beta, Homeroom Chaplain, Library Club Vice- President ROBERT REESE Football ALBERT RISALITI Baseball, Key Club, Homeroom Vice-President JAMES ROHRBAUGH Basketball Manager DAVID ROSE Mixed Chorus, Homeroom Vice- President MARK ROSE Football, Basketball, Key Club, Varsity Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, Treasurer LINDA ROSENSTEEL Library Club, Pep Club, Home- room Treasurer CONNIE ROSS Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Cho- rus, Girls' Chorus, County, District, and State Choruses, Leader Club, Pep Club, Beta CVice-Presidentj, Oracle, Cheer- leader CCo-Captain, Captainj, Freshman, Sophomore Assist- ant Treasurer. Homeroom Vice- President, Secretary MARY ANN RUBISH Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Library Club, Pep Club, Beta fPresidentD, Oracle, J.V. Cheer- leader, Homeroom President CAROL RUMMEL Girls' Chorus JUDITH RYLKE Band, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Pep Band, Science Club, Pep Club, Alpha, Oracle, Cheerleader, Homeroom Secretary, Treasurer JAMES SALEM Mixed Chorus, Junior Play, Senior Play, Oracle, Homeroom President JAMES SAVERING Football, Basketball, Track, Mixed Chorus, Varsity Club, Senior Play, Homeroom Vice- President MARGARET SHARP Girls' Chorus, Student Librarian, Gamma DOROTHY SHERRY Delta fSgt. at Armsb, Oracle, Homeroom President, Secre- tary DALE SINGER Mixed Chorus, Student Libra- rian BARBARA SMITH Maiorettes, Girls' Chorus, Girls Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, For- ensic Club, Library Club, Stu- dent Librarian, Pep Club, Alpha, Junior Play, Oracle CEdi- torl I KENNETH SMITHBOWER Basketball BEVERLY SNYDER Color Guard, Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Student Council, Leader Club, Forensic Club, Library Club, Student Librarian, Pep Club, Alpha, Homeroom Chaplain, Student Council CTreasurerl, Cheerleader fCo-Captainb BONNIE SNYDER Library Club, Pep Club ARLENE SROKA Girls' Ensemble, Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Leader Club, Pep Club, Gamma, Oracle, Home- room Secretary, Treasurer LINDA STATES Homeroom Vice-President JUDITH STEELE Maiorettes, Library Club, Pep Club BEVERLY STEVE Library Club, Pep Club, Home- room Treasurer BARBARA STIFFLER Color Guard, Library Club, Pep Club, Senior Play SANDRA STILES C2101 Band, Maiorettes CTreasurerl Senior Activities Pep Band, Dance Band, County Band, Student Council iSecre- taryl, Leader Club CVice-Presi- dentj, Gamma KS e c r e t a r y, Chaplainl, Oracle, Senior Class Assistant Treasurer, Homeroom Secretary SANDRA STILES filth Library Club, Delta CSecretaryJ TERRY STORMER Band, Maiorettes, Leader Club, Library Club, Student Librarian, Pep Club fVice-Presidentl, Alpha, Oracle, Homeroom Sec- retary MARIANNE STOYKA Library Club fSecretaryl, Pep Club SHARON STRAW Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Pep Club, Beta, Senior Play, Oracle, Homeroom President, Secretary MARGARET SZEKERESH Library Club, Pep Club, Gam- ma CTreasurerl, Oracle, Home- room Treasurer SANDRA SZUCH Mixed Chorus, Girls' Chorus, Leader Club, Library Club, Pep Club, Student Librarian, Alpha iTreasurerJ, Oracle, Homeroom Vice-President KATHRYN THOMAS Delta DAVID THOMPSON Basketball, Track, Mixed Cho- rus, Key Club fSecretary, Vice- Presidentl, Homeroom Presi- dent, Freshman and Sopho- more Class President, Junior Play PHYLLIS THORNTON Mixed Chorus, Beta, Girls' Cho- rus, Library Club DENNIS TOZZINI Football, Track, Student Coun- cil, Varsity Club, Homeroom President, Junior Class Presi- dent, Senior Class Vice-Presi- dent JAMES TSIKALAS Football, Track, Basketball FRED VALERI Pep Club, Homeroom Presi- dent, Treasurer GARY VAY Football, Track, Varsity Club DONALD WARING Football, Track, Homeroom Treasurer, Basketball Manager THOMAS WESTOVER Student Council ROBERT WESTRICK Pep Club, Homeroom Secretary HERBERT WILSON Band, Student Council iPresi- dentl, Science Club CPresi- dentj, Oracle JEAN WIZNIAK Library Club CPresidentl, Stu- dent Librarian, Pep Club, Alpha fVice-Presidentl, Oracle WENDY WOOD Band, Leader Club, Pep Club, Library Club, Student Librarian, Alpha, Junior Play, Oracle, Red Devil ELIZABETH YAHNKE Leader Club, Science Club, Li- brary Club, Pep Club, Student Librarian, Beta, Junior Play, Oriacle, Cheerleader CTreasur- er CHERYL YODER Girls' Chorus, Student Libra- rian, Pep Club ANITA YULIS Band, Mixed Chorus, Leader Club fSecre- tary, Treasurerl, Pep Club, Li- brary Club, Student Librarian, A I p h a fSecretaryl, Cheer- leader, Junior, Senior Treas- urer, Homeroom President, Vice-President, Treasurer Chorus, Girls' SPONSORS Alpha Tri-Hi-Y The American Legion Ebensburg Posl' 363 Aroney's Food Slore John W. 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Sabella Sunoco Service Slalion Schenk's Aulo Sales ScheHig's Hardware Shadden's Sheff Sporling Goods Mrs. Mary Sisli Dr. and Mrs. William Prideaux Smilh Sodalily of Blessed Virgin Mary, Colver Soyka Building and Supply W. Garfield Thomas Posl' 4963, Ladies Auxiliary V.F.W., Ebensburg Thompson's Men's Shop TibboH's Corner Drug S'l'ore Varsi'l'y Cheerleaders Verchick's Service Slalion, Marslellar Well View Aulo Body Wesl End Minule Markel' Herberl A. Wilson, Wilson's Eleclric Pumps and Well Drilling Bruce Wise and Company PATRONS Mr. and Mrs. Clayfon R. Adams Mr. H. J. Apel Barnesboro Bakery, Inc. Mr. and Mrs. Pefer Berkoski Ferdinand F. Bionaz, Disfricf Afforney Bonerigo Mofor Co. Mrs. B. F. Bowers Mr. and Mrs. Frank Buckus Cambria Counfy Aufo Parfs C. C. H. S. Colorguard Ceresa's Service Sfafion Mr. and Mrs. George Cessna Cooks of Cenfral Cambria Ralph J. Cosfello Barber Shop, Colver Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crouse Mr. and Mrs. Albin Dahlin, Sr. Davis 81 Davis insurance Agency Afforney and Mrs. Clarence E. Davis Afforney and Mrs. Lawrence L. Davis Granf F. Dino Ebensburg Driver Training School E 8: E Shoe Repair Ebensburg Lodge No. 68l, Loyal Order of Moose Ebensburg Office Supply Family Drive-ln Theafre, Mundy's Corner Dr. and Mrs. Pefer Fenchak Mrs. Elaine Flick Girolami Sfore, Tripoli Joseph B. Gorman, Cambria Counfy Commissioner Hoffman's Iron Works Homerooms IIO, 206, 207, 2l0 Raymond B. Johnson, Cambria Counfy Commissioner Mr. and Mrs. Lewis R. Jones Karen Jewelers Mr. and Mrs. Merle D. Kelly Lauer's Linoleum Shop Lokey Florisf 8: Painf Sfore Madeline's Beaufy Shop Mandes Flowers Roberf J. McCormick, Counfy Confroller Mr. and Mrs. J. D. McGough McKenrick's Bike Shop T. T. Mefzger, Regisfrar of Wills Murfha Furnifure Company Dr. Joseph Nagy Judge A. A. Nelson James A. and Thomas W. 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Major and Mrs. Michael Wizniak Women of fhe Moose, Ebensburg Chapfer 54775 I59 Accompanists-74 Activities-38-49 Administration-8-13 Agriculture-36, 67 Alma Mater-5 Alpha Tri-Hi-Y-60 Acknowledgements-168 Art-33 Athletics-78-95 Band-76-77 Baseball-93 Beta Tri-Hi-Y-61 candida-103, 109, 115, 150, 151 Cheerleaders-86-87 Christmas Scenes-44 Classes-96-1 15 Color Guard-76 Commercial-31 Cooks-21 Custodians-21 Dedication-6-7 Delta Tri-Hi-Y-63 Directory-161-167 Drum Maior-76 English-27 Faculty-14-18 Forensics-65 Foreword-3 Freshmen-111-115 Freshman Basketball-91 Freshman Football-85 Freshman Officers-110 Freshman Sponsors-110 Future Farmers of America-67 Future Homemakers of America-66 Gamma Tri-Hi-Y-62 Girls' Chorus-73 Girls' Ensemble-75 Golf-94 Graduates-1 16 Guidance-25 Ham Radio Club-69 Head Maiorette-76 Health Services-20 Home Economics-35 Honors-142-143 History-26 Instruction-22-37 Index-160 Industrial Arts-37 Intramural Athletics-95 Juniors-99-102 Junior Officers-98 Index Junior Play-45 Junior Sponsors-98 Junior Varsity Basketball-90 Junior Varsity Football-84 Key Club-58 Language-30 Leader Club-59 Library-24 Library Club-56-57 Maiorettes-77 Managers-82, 84, 85, 88, 92 Mathematics-28 May- Court-48 May Queen-48 Mixed Chorus-73 Music-32, 75 Music Directors-32 Oracle-70-71 Organizations-50-77 Patrons of Oracle-159 Pep Club-54-55 Pep Band-74 Physical Education-34 Principal-13 Projects-40 Prom Scenes-46 Red Devil-86 School Directors-10-11 School Spirit-41 Science-29 Science Club-53 Secretaries-20 Seniors-121-141 Senior Activities-154-157 Senior Favorites 144-149 Senior Lettermen-87 Senior Officers-120 Senior Play-42-43 Seriior Sponsors-120 Sophomores-105-108 Sophomore Officers-104 Sophomore Sponsors-104 Sponsors of Oracle-158 Stage Club-64 Student Council-52 Student Librarians-72 Student Teachers-19 Substitute Teachers-19 Supervising Principal-12 Track-92 Trumpet Trio-75 Varsity Basketball-88, 89 Varsity Club-68 Varsity Football-80-83 SCHOOL DIRECTORS Cambria Township DeYulis, Dino-10-11 Dominick, Albert-10-11 Radebach, William-10-11 Goldian, John-10-11 Noel, Chester-10-11 Pavuk, John-10-11 Reese, Bert-10-11 EBENSBURG BOROUGH Estep, James F.-10-11 Hughes, Roger E.-10-11 Paterson, Joseph D. DDS-10-11 Swineford, Kenneth-10-11 Tibbott, Richard G.-10-11 JACKSON TOWNSHIP Carson, Ross C.-10-11 Davis, Grant W.-10-11 Daughterty, William W.-10-11 Rodgers, Raymond C.-10-11 Simmons, E. J., President-10-11 BOARD SECRETARY Davis, Martha C.-10-11 SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL Cook, James L.-12 HIGH SCHOOL PRINCIPAL DeBastiani, Leroy-13 FACULTY Anodide, Roland-15 Baumgardner, James-15 Adams, Barry, 104-68, 80, 83, 121 Allison, Susan, 212-54, 71, 121, 142 Altimus, Roma, 213-42, 43, 80, 82 Anderson, Ccrol, 202-42, 54, 56, 62, 71, 121 Anderson, John, 215--141 Angus, Rita, 211-54, 56, 59, 60, 86, 121 Anstead, John, 210-68, BO, 82, 92, 141 Antol, Joseph, 110-33, 141 Baker, Thomas, 111-121 Ball, Charles, 108-25, 93, 121 Ball, Deborah, 104-62, 121 Balog, John, 215-68, 80, 82, 92, 121 Balsinger, William, 104-58, 68, 87, 88, 89, 93, 121 Bartoletti, Karen, 106-42, 55, 59, 60, 70, 71, 95, 121, 144 Beatty, Walter, 105-122 CCHS Directory of 1966 Administration Beyer, Mary-15 Brown, Faye R.-15 Brown, Hugh-15 Buchanan, Robert J.-15 Crowley, Paul N.-15 DeRubis, Joseph-15 Dill, Jules-15 Englehart, Marilyn-15 Estep, Jean McS.-16 Farabaugh, Martin-16 Gaynor, John-16 Gibb, Bernice-19 Glass, Donald B.-16 Gordon, Helen-16 Gresh, Walter-16 Gruver, William D.-16 Isenberg, Horatio-16 Kayden, Robert J.-16 Keith, Raymond-17 Krumenaker, John P.-17 Liphart, Dorothy-17 Loveless, Richard-17 Miner, J. L:-17 Orange, Leonard-17 Omer, Elizabeth-17 Pelliccioni, A. J.-17 Pipas, Michael J.-17 Swtilla, Adrian-19 Seaman, Joseph-17 Smith, Joanne-18 Solomon, Solomon Sponsky, Stevens, Stormer, Tsikalas, Allen-18 Rose Marie-18 James-18 Cyril R.-18 William C.-18 Gust S.-18 Zonin, Michael-18 HEALTH SERVICES Kischel, Elizabeth-16 SECRETARIAL STAFF Straw, Shirley-20 Koss, Esther-20 SABBATICAL LEAVE Flanagan, Adelaide SUBSTITUTES Gibb, Harold-19 Scotilla, Donald-19 ATTENDANCE 8: BANKING OFFICE Evanchick, Mary-20 CAFETERIA STAFF Calabria, Mary Ann, Head Cook-21 Trexler, Lydia-21 Rohrbaugh, Marlene-21 Smith, Elizabeth-21 Semyan, Joseph-18 Seymour, Paul-18 Sides, Janet-18 Singel, Andrew-18 Seniors Becquet, David, 202-122 Benoni, Diana, 214-63, 122, 151 Berkoski, Peter, 205-122 Bernot, John, 202-122 Bernot, Mary Anne, 107-122 Binaut, Brenda, 203-122 Black, Donald 203-122 Blososky, John 111-64, 122 Bobenage, John, 105-47, 68, 80, 83, 88, 89, 92, 122 Boggetta, David, 105-123 Bolette, Joseph, 108-123 Bowman, Gale, 104-74, 76, 88, 89, 123, 144 Bowman, Ronald, 213-42, 43, 74, 76, 123 Boyer, Nancy, 202-123 Bracken, David, 206-123 CUSTODIANS 81 MAINTENANCE Berkstresser, John, Head Custodian-21 Comisky, Francis-21 Reese, Cloyd-21 Bracken, Leona, 203-54, 56, 60, 73, 123, 150 Brosch, Michael, 109-141 Brothers, Barbara, 203-62, 123 Brown, Mary Jo, 209-123 Brubaker, Jennie, 104-123 Buckus, Pauline, 206-124 Bulge, Michael, 211-es, 93, 124 Bungard, Bonnie, 209-56, 71, 72, 124 Calzklria, Donna, 109-56, 65, 71, 72, Carson, Robert, 212-124 Cavalier, Phillip, 206-124 Cessna, John, 215-124 Chernicky, Johanna, 211-124 Cobaugh, Debra, 213-54, 62, 71, 124 Cook, Priscilla, 106-54, 62, 124 I6l Gray, Thomas, 106-127 Cotterman, Eileen, 106-56, 65, 71, 72, 141 Coughlin, Suzanne, 203-55, 56, 59, 61, 71, 72, 125 ' Crouse, Terry, 214-52, 68, BO, 83, 93, 120, 125, 144 Dahlin, nannies, 214-54, 56, 62, 73, 125 Davis, Mary Ann, 202-125 Davis, Terry, 215-125 Deffenbaugh, Floyd, 110-125 Degretto, Mike, 206-68, 80, 81, 83, 92, 125, 150 DeLattre, Richard, 211-141 Demko, Raymond, 105-125 Denlinger, Larry, 209-125 Dixon, Dale, 215-68, 80, B2, 93, 125 Dominick, Daniel, 213-25, 58, 68, 80, 83, 95, 126 Dorsch, Connie, 210-55, 56, 60, 71, 72, 126 Duman, Caroline, 212-126 Dumm, William, 214-141 Edwards, Susan, 211-48, 54, 59, 60, 63, 73, 74, 75, 86, 95, 126 Farrell, Bernadine, 108-141 Fetterman, Mary Jo, 207-126 Ford, David, 211-126 Gaboda, Pete, 203-62, 126 Gibb, Hermnan, 213-42, 43, 58, 68, 70, 71, 73, 92, 95, 120, 126, 147 Gibb, John, 202-68, 70, 71, 92, 95, 126, 145 Gillin, David, 110-141 Gillin, Theodore, 110-64, 126 Gimngs, Dean, 209-47, 64, ea, ao, a1, aa, 92, 93, 127, 145 Garchak, cheryl, 1oa-54, 59, eo, sa, 127 Goshey, Daniel, 207-127 Graham, William, 211-127 Grata, Joseph, 215-127 Griffith, Phillip, 113-127 Grove, Curtis, 113-74, 76, 127 Haizus, John, 111-127 Hamara, Andrew, 110-127 Hamula, John, 106-68, 80, 81, 83, 93, 128 Hannon, James, 210-128 Harkinish, Kathiyn, 107-47, 63, 128 Harvey, Harry, 110-43, 58, 92, 95, 124, 128 Hildebrand, Edward, 213-128 Hill, Earl, 109-128 Hilosky, Harry, 212-68, 73, 93, 128 Holdsworth, Barbara, 209-42, 54, 56, 62, 128 Horner, Craig, 108-42, 43, 128 Hovanis, Shirley, 109-65, 72, 128, 151 Hughes, Roger, 113-58, 73, 92, 129 Hunt, Milton, 111-42, 43, 129 162 Johnson, Kenneth, 111-129 Jones, Alice Louise, 104-42, 56, 62, 76, 129 Jones, Elmer, 207-129 Jones, Judith, 209-30, 42, 43, 55, 56, 60, 71, 73, 129 Jubie, Richard, 210-92, 129 Keith, Daniel, 215-129 Keith, Harry, 106-92, 129, 146 Kelley, David, 105-68, 82, 88, 89, 129 Kelly, Dennis, 211-64, 120 Kelly, Lane, 104-130 Kirsch, Gary, 113-36, 130 Kirsch, Margaret, 203-56, 130 Kline, Robert, 110-130 Kline, William, 205-130 Kovach, Diane, 210-130 Krempasky, Helen, 113-47, 56, 71, 130 Krull, Donna, 111-42, 43, 48, 63, 130, 145, 151 Lamar,'Gladys, 210-130 Lashinsky, Darlene, 210-54, 56, 131 Lashinsky, Sandra, 113-54, 56, 62, 131 Laverick, Judith, 111-48,'54, 56, 62, 76, 120, 131, 142 Leck, Edward, 110-68, 80, 82, 131 Leventry, Gary, 213-131 Lewis, Alvie, 109-131 Lieb, Edward, 104-141 Lieb, Linda, 108-141 Lieb, Richard, 203-141 Linsky, James, 106-64, 131 Litzinger, Carole, 213-54, 56, 62, 131 Louchart, Arlette, 104-54, 56, 62, 71, 76, 131 Lydic, Robert, 215-42, 43, 65, 71 McDowell, Donna, 214-54, 131 McGuire, Clifford, 213-132 McQuillen, Thomas, 211-47, 68, 80, 82 92, 132 Mandrick, George, 104-132 Mastrine, Richard, 113-84, 132 May, Barbara, 111-132 Mellott, Curtis, 202-63, 80, 88, 89, 93, 132 Merritts, Jack, 203-52, 58, 65, 71, 95, 132, 143 Miller, Linda, 205-42, 43, 65, 73, 75, 132 Miller, Robert, 109-93, 132 Miller, William, 202-132 Minno, Alain, 209-133, 150 Molinik, Patricia, 214-35, 133 Moore, Homer, 109-64, 133 Morgan, Jessie, 207-48, 54, 56, 63, 8 133, 150 Murvine, John, 109-133 Nelen, Doris, 107-133 Newcomer, Raymond, 113-133 Oblinsky, Deborah, 203-62, 133, 150 6, Olexo, Helen, 215-54, 66, 74, 76, 133 Orosz, Janet, 212-49, 59, 62, 133 Patrick, John, 211-29, 52, 68, 93, 134 Petak, Barry, 206-134 Peterson, Sandra, 206-54, 56, 59, 62, 71, 72, 134, 143 Phillips, Donna, 203-47, 56, 134 Phillips, Joanne, 206-54, 134 Plowman, Barbara, 202-134 Plummer, Dennis, 104-68, 87, 88, 89, 92, 134 Prokop, Elizabeth, 215-54, 134 Rankin, Ardyth, 207-54, 56, 62, 134 Rayman, Richard, 106-134 Reber, James, 111-135 Reese, Diane, 202-54, 57, 61, 135 Reese, Robert, 213-135 Reffner, Elaine, 105-135 Rietscha, Leo, 113-36, 57, 135 Risaliti, Albegt, 215-29, 58, 68, 93, 95 135 Rito, Richard, 212-135 Rohrbaugh, James, 213-88, 135 Rose, David, 210-24, 73, 135 Rose, Mark, 105-58, 68, BB, 89, 135 Rosensteel, Linda, 106-136 Ross, Connie, 110-48, 54, 55, 59, 61, 70, 71, 73, 75, 86, 136, 144 Rubish, Mary Ann, 214-47, 61,136 Rylke,Judith, 104-48, 54, 60, .71, 73, 75, 86, 136, 146 Salem, James, 210-42, 43, 46, 70, .71, 136, 142 Savering, James, 211-42, 43, 68,'80, 83, 92, 136, 143 Schilling, Mary Louise, 205-136 Scariot, Mike, 207-141 Schloski, Thomas, 214-136 Scott, Leroy-136 Shaffer, John, 113-137 Sharp, Margaret, 212-137 Sherry, Dorothy, 113-63, 71, 137, 151 Sickles, Orpha, 110-137 Singer, Singer, Dale, 107-54, 73, 137 William, 214-141 Smeed, John, 211-137 Smiley, Philip, 210-137 smifh, Barbara, 213-54, 55, 56, ao, 70, 71, 73, 75, 137, 147 Smith, William, 206-141 Smithbower, Kenneth, 106-137 Snyder, Beverly, 202-52, 56, 59, 60, 86, 137 Snyder, Bonnie, 108-54, 138 Sroka, Arlene, 206-59, 62, 71, 73, 75, 138 States, Steele, Steve, Linda, 109-138 Judith, 109-54, 56, 138 Beverly, 205-54, 138 Stiffler, Barbara, 207-42, 43, 54, 56, 138, 146 Stiles, Dolores, 203-138 Stiles, Sandra, 111-56, 138 Stiles, Sandra, 210-48, 52, 59, 62, 70, 71, 120, 138 Stine, James, 214-141 Stormer, Terry, 211-54, 56, 59, 60, 71, 72, 138, 151 Stoyka, Marianne, 105-54, 56, 139 Straw, Sharon, 215-42, 43, 54, 61, 70, 71,i73, 139 Swanhart, Kenneth, 105-141, 146 Szekeresh, Margaret, 215-54, 62, 71, 139 Szuch, Sandra, 213-54, 56, 59, 60, 71, 72, 73, 139 Thomas, Kathryn, 209-63, 139 Abrams, Linda, 210-73, 99 Adams, Georgia, 111- Adams, Gregory, 105-92, 99 Aitken, Dorothy, 104-56, 73, 75 Allison, Gerald, 203-53 Anthony, Mark, 110- Arkwright, William, 113-99 Balko, Patricia, 206-45, 59, 65, 72, 99 Barber, William, 107-58, 68, 80, 88, 89, 90, 92, 99 Barnhart, Harriett, 111-99 Barnosky, Helen, 107- Barnosky, Linda, 109- Baumgardner, James, 214-45, 74, 76, 99 Baumgardner, John, 113--53, 54, 76, 99 Baxter, Patricia-99 Beckett, Elizabeth, 110-24, 54, 56, 59, 60, 99 Becquet, Judith, 108-99 Berkoski, Marilyn, 111-54, 56, 61, 73, 99 Bishop, Charles, 213-92, 99 Bobak, Judith, 113-99 Boland, John, 210 Boland, M. Susan, 105-45, 56, 65, 72, 99 Bonini, Richard, 210-80, 99 Boring, Jerry, 107-53, 68, 80, 99 Thompson, David, 110-47, 73, 87, 88, 89, 92, 139 Thornton, Phyllis, 215-62, 139 Till, Daniel, 209-139 Tozzini, Dennis, 213-52, 68, 80, 82, 92, 120, 139, 142 Tsikalis, James, 202-68, 80, 83, 92, 139 Valeri, Fred, 207-42, 43, 140 Vasas, John, 111-140 Vay, Gary, 213-68, 80, 83, 92, 140 Waring, Donald, 104-68, 80, 82, 88, 92, 140 Weimer, Phillip, 109-140 Westover, Leroy, 214-140 Westover, Thomas, 106-140 Juniors Boring, Wyona, 203- Bowman, Dale, 108-76, 80, 90, 99 Boyer, Bonnie, 210-54, 56, 71, 99 Boyer, James, 212-99 Brosch, Carlene, 109-99 Brothers, Kenneth, 211-99 Brown, Jerry, 213-61 Brown, Robert, 202-99 Bumbernick, Robert-100 Byers, David, 205-76, 99 Byers, Fredrick, 206-64, 76, 99 Chappell, Donna, 215-99 Chervenic, Christine, 210-56, 65, 73, 99 Churilla, Jack, 109-67, 99- Cidor, David, 107-99 Congioli, Harold, 205-99 Conner, David, 106-99 Conner, Donald, 202-64 Conrad, Walter, 111- Cook, Linda, 109-76, 99 Cooper, George, 215-99 cavnch, Michael, 105-23, 45, 53, 71, 76, 89, 99 Crawford, Janice, 212-54, 61, 73, 75, 99 Croyle, Phillip, 210-68, BO, 93, 99 Croyle, Thomas, 104-92, 99 Daugherty, Scott, 105-99 Westrick, Robert, 211-140 Wilson, Herbert, 113-28, 49, 52, 53, 71, 76, 140 y wizniak, Jean, 111-54, 57, 60, 71, 72, 140 Wolf, Lane, 113-28, 141 wood, wendy, 206-54, 56, 59, eo, 71, 72, 141, 143 Wolfe, Catherine, 110-141 Wysocki, Jeffrey, 109-141 Yahnke, Elizabeth, 109-48, 54, 55, 56, 59, 61, 70, 71, as, 141 Yeckley, Philip, 206-141 Yoder, Cheryl, 110-141 Yulis, Anita, 109-48, 54, 56, 59, 60, 72, 73, 86, 120, 141, 145 Davis, Dennis, 108-99 Davis, James, 206 Davis, Rebecca, 211-54, 56, 59, 63, 72, 73, 99 Decker, Donald, 202-53, 65, 73, 89, 99 Deetscreek, Ernest, 209 Demko, Charles, 209-99 Dilling, Paul, 111-99 Dillon, Ethel, 104-31, 99 Dino, Rosemarie, 106-27, 54, 56, 65, 99 Ditchcreek, Bunny, 113-73, 100 Dolansky, Dennis, 107-100 Dolansky, Richard, 209 Dorman, Doris, 104-100 Dowey, John, 110-100 Dugan, Mark, 109-94, 100 Eckenrode, Lucy, 105-100 Edwards, Jayne, 212-54, 63, 72, 73, 100 Elias, Ferris, 104- Elliott, Gerald, 209-100 Emerson, Barry, 109-64, 100 Engle, Lois, 202-100 Englehart, Carol, 108-45, 48, 54, 56, 60, 73, 87, 100 Estep, Thomas, 108-45, 58, 80, 90, 92, 100 Evanchick, Metro, 203-80, 100 l63 Evanego, Perry, 211-100 Evans, George, 105-100 Evans, Susan, 207-63, 100 Ewing, Deborah, 110-54, 56, 100 Fabian, Lawrence, 105-31, 100 Feather, Robert, 203-45, 52, 58, 65, 100 Ferguson, Paul, 109-100 Ferguson, William, 207-100 Fetzer, Ricky, 205 Findley, Richard, 107-64, 100 Folckerner, Charles, 108-80, 92, 100 Frombach, Dennis, 205-47, 68, 80, 93, 100 Fuller, Sharon, 109- Fulton, Vernon, 106-100 Fulton, Victor, 213-100 Gaboda, Susann, 109-54, 56, 60, 73, 76, 100 Gallo, Frank, 207-36, 67, 100 Gallo, Thomas, 212-100 George, Alfred, 111-92, 100 George, David, 104-100 Gerber, Rodney, 205-92, 100 Giazzon, Paul, 104-100 Good, Gary, 209-100 Gossard, Sharon, 203-54, 56, 73, 100 Gray, Robert, 214-100 Green, Carolyn, 113-54, 56, 61, 100 Gresh, Theodore, 215-76, 92, 100 Hagens, Mary, 212- Hammer, Mary Ellen, 205- Hasson, Susan, 107-56, 60, 73, 100 Headrick, Gregory, 108-100 Helsel, Donald, 203-74, 76, 92, 100 Hildebrand, Bruce, 212-80, 92, 100 Hill, Linda, 207-100 Hindman, Donald, 203-45, 53, 65, 69,' 100 Hinef, Diane, 212-54, 73, 100 Holland, Diana, 214-54, 56, 73, 100 Howell, Jennifer, 212-76, 100 James, Regina-100 Jenkins, David, 206-100 Jenkins, Neil, 106-58, 68, 80, 88, 90, 92, 100 Johns, Bonnie, 214-56, 62, 73, 100 Johnson, Ellen, 207-73, 100 Keith, Jewel, 205-101 Keith, Richard, 104-100 Kerchenske, Elizabeth, 107-40, 65, 71, 74, 100 Kirsch, Mary, 203- Kline, William, 211-53, 101 Kmett, David, 203-101 Knauer, Dorothy, 105-101 Koss, Joseph, 106- Kris, Robert, 203-101 Kutchman, Harry, 106-64, 68, 80, 82, 92, too I 64 Lankford, Donna, 109-54, 61, 101 Lasinsky, Larry, 212-80, 101 Lauer, Linda, 205-54, 56, 63, 101 Lesak, Jeffrey, 108-40, 58,1101 Lezak, Shirley, 213-56, 62, 73, 101 Leskosky, Darnell, 105-54, 56, 62, 101 Lewis, Arlene, 113-101 Lewis, Allan, 203-45, 67, 92, 101 Ley, Catherine, 203-56 Lloyd, Jack, 105-101 Lloyd, Nancy, 107-54, 61, 73, 75, 76, 101 Lydia, John, 202-sa, os, ao, aa, 93, 101 McBreen, Shelly, 108-45, 56, 62, 72, 101 McComloie, Blase, 207-101 McCoy, Donna, 113-54, 56, 61, 101 McCoy, Edward, 105-67, 101 McDowell, Betsy, 209-101 McEvoy, Lana, 213-45, 52, 54, 56, 62, 101 McKavish, Virginia, 203-61, 73, 101 McKeta, Charles, 108-101 McMasters, Walter, 104-101 McMullen, Helen, 108-101 McMullen, Michael, 212-80, 101 Mackel, Pamela, 205-62, 101 Makin, James, 215-101 Makin, Janice, 110-35, 61, 101 Marinin, Rose, 203-101 Martin, Eugene, 105-64, 92, 101 Martin, Sandra, 215-48, 54, 60, 73, 101 Maurer, Michael, 209-101 Metzger, Sharon, 206-35, 101 Meyers, Robert, 111-101 Michaels, Clifford, 214-67 Miller, Delores, 214-101 Miller, Sally, 105-101 Minnix, Pamela, 202-54, 61, 101 Mock, Blaine, 214-101 Mulvehill, Robert, 205 Monbourne, James, 218-56, 68, 88, 89, 92, 101 Munko, Bernadette, 111-54, 60, 73, 101 Murphy, Sean, 209-92, 84, 101 Murton, Darl, 105-53, 80, 93, 101 Nealor, Vincent, 11-101 Newcomer, Laura, 207-101 Newlin, Danald, 205-101 Nischalke, Alice, 109-47, 54, 56, 61, 71, 72, 87, 89, 101 Novak, Fredrick, 212-82, 84, 101 Novak, Susanne, 205-54, 59, 62, 71, 101 Olexo, Mary Ann, 108-54, 62, 101 Orosz, Jerry, 206-101 Pablic, James, 212-53, 101 Panczak, Mary, 109-45, 73, 101 Parisi, Sandra, 105-40, 63, 101 Parkins, Timothy, 202-56, 68, 74, 75, 76, 92, 101 Paskowski, Thomas, 109-92, 101 Paterson, Alexander, 108-52, 58, 68, 71, 74, 75, 76, 88, 89, 90, 92, 101 Patterson, Bruce, 203-92, 101 Paul, Thomas, 202-65, 92, 101 Paullisky, Charles, 202-101 Peterson, Beverly, 109-52, 54, 62, 101 Polchito, Anthony, 214-68, 80, 93, 101 Polinsky, Georgia, 108-54, 59, 62, 102 Popovich, John, 206-93, 102 Porter, Marilyn-102 Pyer, Linda, 110-102 Ramsey, Richard, 209-102 Raymond, Sheryl, 211-56, 60, 71 Reese, Richard, 107-102 Regula, David, 211-92, 102 Retallack, Alberta, 106-48, 52, 56, 59, 61, 71, 72, 89, 102 Roberts, James, 211-53, 92, 102 Roles, James, 213-36, 67, 102 Rose, Linda, 211-56, 102 Roth, John, 214-92, 102 Roush, Linda, 113-62, 102 Rummel, Donna, 108-65, 102 Schloski, Clara, 203-56, 73, 102 Schlosser, Pamela, 213-54, 63, 102 Shaffer, Alice, 206-56, 65, 72, 73, 102 Sherry, Mary, 104-102 Sherry, Richard, 104-102 Shoemaker, David, 104-53, 65, 71, 74, 76, 102 Shultz, Geraldine, 113-102 Sickles, James, 109-102 Singel, Edward, 106-53, 76, 102 Sitko, Carolann, 206-73, 102 Skyarna, Margaret, 107-65, 102 Smarsh, Sandra, 202 Smith, Carol, 215-102 Smith, James, 113 Smith, Roger, 207 Smith, William, 215-102 Snyder, Carol, 207-102 Soyka, Marlene, 106-54, 56, 61, 73, 102 Soyka, Michele, 104-52, 54, 56, 59, 60, 87, 102 Stains, David, 209-58, 65, 92, 102 Stiffler, Carol, 210 Stiles, Susan, 214-62, 73, 102 Strig?atter, Rose Mary, 211-56, 72, Strong, Kenneth, 111-92, 102 Swanhart, Thomas, 211 Teeter, Pamela, 215-102 Tec-5355, Thomas, 113-74, 75, 76, 88, 90 Templeton, Nancy, 111-54, 59, 61, 73 102 Tisack, Rebecca, 206-102 Tisack, Roberta, 209-102 Tsikalas, Gust, 113-58, 82, 88, 92, 102 Turko, Nicholas, 209 Vandenberg, Sharon, 205-76, 102 Vorhauer, Jeanette, 107-65, 102 Walk, Duan, 207 Adams, Kandace, 205-55, 57, 65, 105 Allbaugh, Deborah, 207-57, 105 Allison, JoAnn, 106-105 Anderson, Kenneth, 107-105 Artman, D.-57 Artman, Jane, 104-30, 55, 57, 105 Ayres, Terry, 209-104 Ball, Richard, 208B-90, 93, 105 Banfield, Terry, 104-40, 105 Banfield, Gary, 109-105 Bartoletti, Susan, 108-55, 57, 60, 87, 105 Bates, Lillian, 107-74, 105 Bellish, Beverly, 107-57, 73, 105 Binaut, George, 107-105 Bloom, Richard, 212-53, 105 Bloom, William, 105-58, 85, 105 Bobenage, Brian, 107-76, 84, 90, 92, 105 Boggetta, Ruth, 110-105 Bowers, Beniamin, 205-58, 59, 105 Brothers, Donna, 109-57, 105 Brothers, William, 202-84, 105 Brown, Jean, 113-61, 105 Brown, Joan, 213-61, 105 Brown, Kathryn, 111-105 Brown, Sandra, 109-55, 105 Buckus, Alice, 105-57, 105 Burke, Terrance, 111-67, 105 Burkhart, Charles, 202-105 Buterbaugh, Bonnie, 214-62, 105 Butler, Michael, 203-105 Burkett, Rae Marie-63, 106 Byers, Charles, 207-105 Cameron, Debra, 113-55, 57, 63, 105 Candler, Patricia, 111-55, 60, 73, 105 Carmel, John, 107-84, 105 Cheskey, Jack, 104-80, 84, 105 Cobaugh, Gloria, 111-57, 105 Congiole, Kathy, 5113-57, 61, 105 Conrad, Donald, 106-105 Cook, Carol, 205-55, 105 Cook, William, 206-84, 105 Cotterman, Dale, 105-105 Cox, Kathleen, 219 Cramer, Shirley, 209- Davis, Kathy, 107-55, 57, 105 Davis, Sharon, 203-57, 76, 105 Walls,Robert, 111-102 Walwro, Patricia, 205-56, 73, 102 Wharton, Richard, 215 Wiggins, Darlene, 212-102 Wilson, Clair, 104-53, 74, 76, 102 Wright, Gary, 107-102 Wright, Regis, 109-102 Sophomores Deffenbaugh, Harry, Aud. A-105 DeLong, Beverly-105 Deetscreek, Richard, 110-105 Dickert, George, 203-87, 105 Dinsmore, Robert, 106 Dishart, Sandra 107-63, 105 Ditchreek, Robert, 209-105 Dixon, Connie, 104-56, 65, 73 Dolansky, Theodore, 205-52, 105 Dospoy, Bernard, 211-84, 105 Dubovecky, Georgene, 108-55, 57, 60, 105 Dumm, Daniel, 211 Dumm, Robert, 207-105 Dyson, Dorothy, 211-105 Elliott, Bonnie, 205-105 Evans, Deborah, 205-55, 87, 105 Farrell, Clarence, 108-105 Felix, Carrie-57, 105 Felix, Edith, 214-73 Fertick, Donald, 211-105 Findlay, Russell, 205 Fleming, Rhonda, 213-61, 106 Frantz, Karen, 113-63, 73, 106 Fulton, Lorna, 207-55, 106 Fulton, Robert, 214-73, 84, 106 Funyak, Dennis, 206-106 Fye, Dorothy, 113 Gabor, Kenneth- Gaida, Nancy, 215-106 George, Donna, 212-63, 106 Geryaz, Michael, 108-106 Giles, Cahterine, 202-57, 63, 76, 106 Gillespie, Timothy, 205-84, 106 Glass, Carole, 111-57, 63, 73, 74, 106 Good, Daniel, 206-69, 106 Good, Linda, 113-63, 73, 106 Goshey, Douglas, 215-106 Graffius, Timothy, 113- Grata, David, 211-84, 106 Gray, Carl, 107-106 Gresh, Dennis, 209-160 Gresh, John, 211-106 Grow, Harriet, 107-106 Haizus, Karen, 206-55, 73, 106 Hallman, Dennis, 109-55, 106 Harvey, Ralph, 205-106 Wyrwas, Raymond, 107-36, 67, ao, 92 Yahnke, Deborah, 213-45, 54, 56, 61, 73, 102 Yesenosky, Rose, 207-45, 54, 56, 61 73, 102 Yoder, John, 108-102 Younkin, James, 109-102 Hildebrand, Kay, 206-57, 73, 106 Hofecker, Michele, 113-57, 73, 106 Hoover, Cindy, 202-57, 63, 106 Holtz, James, 113-80, 88 Hovanis, Larry, 108-106 .Hughes, Deborah, 107-106 Hunt, Kimberly, 210-106 lllig, Linda, 206 Johns, Helen, 109-60, 106 Johns, Jean, 113-106 Johnston, John, 210-106 Jones, Joseph, 214 Jones, Kenneth, 209-58, 84, 90, 94, 106 Keith, Arclith, 210-106 Keith, Cynthia, 203-55, 57, 63, 72, 106 Kelly, Darlene, 104-106 Kerchenske, Frances, 110-76, 106 Killinger, Patricia, 211-73, 106 Kimble, Susan, 108-106 Kinkead, Susan, 211-55, 57, 61, 63, 73, 106 Kirsch, Leonard, 210- Kitchen, Elaine, 113-57, 106 Kokus, Martin, 109-106 Kosaber, Matthew, 113- Koss, Judith, 108-55, 57, 106 Koss, Linda, 113-56, 62 Kovach, James, 106-106 Kris, James, 206-106 Kriston, Vicki, 206-55, 57, 63, 73, 106 Krull, Sandy, 213-55, 57, 63, 73, 106 Kubat, Stanley, 210-84, 106 Lagana, Yvonne, 106-61, 106 Lauffer, Lora-Lynn, 203-55, 73, 106 Leidy, Doris, 207-55, 73, 106 Leidy, Randall, 210-53, 106 Lieb, Mary Jo, 213-106 Lieb, Patricia, 207- Lloyd, Virginia, 212-107 Lute, Eugene, 211-28, 107 Lyons, Linda, 108-53, 55, 57, 87, 107 McClelland, Robert, 214-107 McCombie, Albert, 109-107 McCullough, Arlene, 206-73, 107 McFadden, Diane, 106-52, 55, 57, 60, 87, 107 McFadden, Frederick, 108-90, 92, 94, 107 l65 McGough, George, 206- McGuire, Lex, 207-53, 107 McMullen, Jan, 109-107 Mack, Larry, 213-107 MacLaren, Leslie, 108-53, 107 Magyar, Alan, 106-107 Makin, Patricia, 111-61, 76, 107 Malenich, Paul, 205- Mallin, Paul, 109-74, 107 Mandi, Marcia, 213-63, 107 Mastrine, James, 206-107 Mastrine, Ray, 215-107 Mastrine, Ronald, 105-90, 92, 107 Mellott, Kevin, 107-84, 93, 107 Mentch, Bruce, 111-76, 92, 107 Merritts, Charles, 209- Metzger, Judy, 202-73, 76, 107 Miller, Martha, 209-107 Miller, Mary, 210-107 Moore, Constance, -113-57, 107 Moore, Roger, 109- Morgan, George, 211-107 Morgan, Judith, 107-55,,63 Morgan, Lawrence, 111-84, 92, 107 Morrison, Thomas, 213-107 Morrison, William, 212-107 Moyer, Glen,'213-107 Mutter, David, 108- Natcher, Dennis, 209 Newcomer, Ida, 104-57, 107 Newlin, Ruth, 203-107 Noel, Harry, 202-107 Oblinsky, -Stephen, 215-107 O'Donnelf James, 207-107 Orgis, Ronald, 213 Palenscar, John, 211-67, 107 Pearle, Jacqueline, 105-55, 60, 73, Phillips, Bonnie, 214-107 Adams, Ada, Aud. A., Adams, sandra zbas-55, 57, 111 Alexander, Sharyn Aud. 8-57, 111 Altimus, Nickolas Aud. A-111 Amos, Marilyn 2088-111 Anderson, Charles 208B-111 Bachik, Dennis 107-67, 111 Baker, Thomas Aud. A-85, 111 Banfield, George 113-111 Banfield, Terry 208A-76, 111 Barber, Donald 206-85, 111 Barnosky, George 208A--111 Baumgardner, Barbara 212-111 Bechel, Jucly-109 Bechel, Nancy Aud. C-111 Bechel, Pearl Aud. C-111 Benyack, Donald 215-85, 111 166 Pileski, John, 113-107 Popavsai, Robert, 207-a4, 107 Rager, Allen, 206-107 Rankin, Richard, 215-107 Rainey, Richard, 104-107 Reese, Vivian, 210-61, 73, 107 Reighard, Kimberly, 111-48, 53, 55, 57, 60, 73, 107 Riddell, Ruby, 212- Rietscha, Vincent, 202-67, 107 Risko, Barbara, 205-73, 107 Rouzer, Alvin, 105-84, 92, 107 Rummell, Deborah, 113-107 Rummell, Fred, 209 Sabo, Rita, 108-108 Salkeld, M. Elaine, 110-57, 63, 73, 108 Sayeigng, Deborah, 209-57, 73, 75, 76, 0 Saxon, Paul, 202-107 Scanlon, Delores, 110-55, 57, 108 Scappino, Linda, 110-108 Schellhammer, Christine, 203-53, 60 Schmidt, Margaret, 110-55, 63, 108 Schoop, Robert, 106-108 Scott, J. Leslie, 209-65, 108 Settle, Rose, 203 Scott, Rose Maryf 211-108 Shay, Charles, 206-84, 108 Sherry, Ralph, 105 Shields, Roger, 210-108 Shonsky, Paul, 107-108 Sichko, Gary, 207 Smith, Gerald, 111-84, 108 Smith, Kenneth, 214-58, 82, 88, 108 Sowolla, Dianne, 202-48, 55, 57, 60 Sposito, Robert, 203-108 Stanton, Thomas, 215-108 Freshmen Bishop, Donald, Aud. C-111 Bloom, Denise, 205-55, 111 Bobenage, Judith, 208B-57, 111 Boggetta, Betty, Aud. A-111 Bolette, Merle, Aud. A-11l Boyer, Beverly, 113-55, 111 Boyer, Joseph, Aud. B-111 Boyer, Kenneth, Aud. B-111 Bowman, Darel, 215-85, 111 Bowman, Richard, 2088-76, 111 Bracken, James, Balcony-111 Brothers, Donald, 203-105 Brothers, Keith, Balcony Brown, Douglas Aud. A Brubaker, Judith 208B-111 Buckus, Evelyn 215-55, 111 Burkett, James 208B-111 States, Bonnie, 215-63, 73, 108 Stephens, Sandra, 109-55, 61, 108 Stevens, Raymond, 203-108 Stiles, Darlene, 211-108 Stiles, Sharon, 107-62, 108 Stivanelli, Linda, 202-63, 73, 108 Stormer, Craig, 209-84, 108 Stcqznger, Deborah, 206-55, 57, 60, 87, Stormer, Dee, 207-55, 60, 108 Stunkard, Cheryl, 110-60, 76, 108 Tancla, Dianne, 104-57, 108 Teeter, Suzanne, 105-57, 108 Tibbott, Ronald, 207-73, 108 Tishok, Judith, 207-55, 57,A61, 73, 108 Toner, Charlene, 209-108 Toner, Marlene, 206-108 Turous, Suzanne, 111-63 Tweedy, Daniel, 107- Urish, Olive, 212-57, 108 Vay, Eugene, 206-30, 58, 73, 84, 90, 92, 93, 108 Vizzini, Charles, 207-108 Volk, Nancy Ann, 109-55, 57, 108 Vorhauer, Ellen, 105-1087 Walker, Nancy, 203-108 Watroba, Mary, 106-73, 108 Watson, John, 110-108 Wensel, Joanne, 210-108 Wentz, Sandra, 211-55, 57, 63, 72, 73,108 Wertz, Patricia, 104-55, 57, 73, 108 Wesley, Katherine, 207-57, 60, 72, 108 Willman, Sara, 105-55, 57, 63, 76, 108 Wolfe, Gloria, 104-52, 73, 108 Wright, Corrine, 206-108 Yaskowitz, Sally, 206-55, 57, 63, 108 Zapola, Gloria, 111-108 Zimmerman, Deborah, 215-57, 73, 108 Buterbaugh, Sharon 107-55, 57, 111 Carlington, Christopher 209-105 Carlisle, Cordelia 208B-55, 57, 111 Carman, James-109 Cazara, Connie 2088-55, 57, 111 Cessna, Patricia 208B-111 Cessna, Thomas 209-111 Coll, John 208A-111 Cook, Eva 208A-62, 111 Cook, James4208A-76, 85, 111 Cooper, Robert Aud. A-67, 111 Coposky, Rebecca 2088-111 Cramer, Joyce Balcony-111 Davis, Carelton 208A-55, 111 Davis, Deborah 108--30, 55, 111 Davis, Joyce Balcony-57, 111 Davis, Mary 208A-111 Orsini, Davis, Robert 214-85, 111 Deffenbaugh, LaVerne, Aud. B-111 Demchak, John 208AO-85, 111 Denlinger, Mary Beth 104-55, 105 Devlin, Deqpis 208A-111 DeYulis, Patricia 206-55, 57, 111 Dickerk, April 208B-111 Dilling, Thomas 208-85, 111 Ditchcreelr, Elissa Balcony- 57, 111 Ditchcreek, George Aud. C-67, 111 Dixon, James 205-111 Dostel, David 107-67, 111 Doubt, Judith 208A-111 Durbin, David 208A-111 Dumm, Darle'ne-111 Dumm, James Aud C-67, 111 Dyson, Janet 215-111 Eckenrode, Janet Aud. B-112 Edwards, Joanne Aud. A-112 Edwards, Sally 214-55, 112 Elliott, Lawrence 106- Estep, David 106-76, 85, 112 Evanchick, Mary Pauline 108-55, 57, 65 72, 112 Ewing, Denise 107-55, 61, 110 Farrell, Florence-112 Felix, Loretta 205-55, 112 Fenchak, Linda 110-112 Ferguson, Gary 208B-112 Fisher, Martin Aud. C-112 Fluke, Susan 214-112 Ford, David 209-76, 112 Ford, Paula, 108-55, 57, 112 Frantz, Gary 208B-112 Gaboda, Helen 214-55, 57, 110, 112 Gaborek, Judith 208A-112 Gallo, Stephen Aud. A-67, 112 Gillin, Kenneth Aud. A-112 Gallo, William 208B-112 Gillin, Lucille Balcony-112 Gillin, Linda 208B-112 Good, George 210-112 Gorchik, Debra Ann 202-55, 57, 112 Graham, David 210-76, 110 Graham, Kandace 208B-55, 61, 112 Graham, Kurt 208A-112 Gray, Gene 113-85 Griffith, James Balcony-112 Hagerich, Jay Aud. A-112 Hale, Gene Aud. A-112 Handlon, Deborah 208A-57, -112 Havener, Judith Aud. B-112 Hawks, Denise Aud. B-112 Hawksworth, Carolyn Aud. B-40, 55, 61 112 Heeney, Blair Aud. B-85, 112 Hershel, Richard 208B-28, 76, 112 Hicks, Eric 202-40, 76, 112 Hilderbrand, Karen Aud A-55, 112 Hill, Jill, 213 Hofecker, Cheryl, 208B-112 Hoffman, Bruce, 208B-112 Holdsworth, Leonard,. Aud B-112 Hollowniczk, Barbara, 208B-55, 57, 87, 112 Hoover, Thomas, 2088-85,112 Hudak, Dennis, 205-112 Hunt, Barry, Aud A-85, 112 Hunt, Carol, 208B-55, 112 Hunt, Myrna, 109-112 Jacobs, Ronald, 205-85, 90, 112 Jakab, John, 208B-112 Jenkins, Marcia, 105-55, 57, 110, 112 Jones, Lora, 208A-55, 57, 112, Jones, Peggy, 111-112 Jones, Sally, Aud B-112 Johns, Patricia, 208A-57, 112 Johnson, Adam, 208A-112 Jubie, Janet-112 Keilman, Richard, 104-112 Keith, Gerald, Balcony-113 Keith, Sharon, 202 Keith, Thomas, Aud. C-112 Kelly, Joy, 105-55, 110, 112 Kerr, Deborah, 208B-55, 74, 113 Kidd, Robert, Aud B- Kimble, Thomas, 208B-113 Kirsch, Leonard, 210-113 Knauer, Kenneth-113 Knoutf, Gerald, Aud C-69, 113 Kosaber, Bonnie, 215-113 Kowalsky, Frank, 111-113 Kowalsky, Richard-113 Krempasky, Ann, 107-113 Kutney, Larry, 208A-113 Kuzminsky, James, 106-113 Leahner, Sharon-113 Leidy, Alan, Aud A-113 Lewis, Shirley, 208A-113 Lieb, Christine-113 Linsky, David, Aud C Little, Eugene Michael Aud B-113 Little, Georgia-113 Little, Linda, 208A-113 Little, Roy, 213 Litzinger, Rebecca, 208A-113 Louchart, Diana, 208B-55, 113 Louchart, Rebecca, Aud A-113 Lute, Linda, 213-113 Mack, Bonnie, Aud A-113 Makosy, John, 212-85, 113 Marsh, Linda, Balcony-55, 57, 113 Martin, Jeffrey, Balcony-85, 113 Martin, Paul, Aud C-85, 113 Mastrihe, Susan, Aud B-55, 57, 63, 113 Mattiuz, Richard, 208B-74, 76, 113 Maurer, May, Li Mary Jane, Aud A-113 , nda, Aud A-32, 55, 57, 61, 1 McClure, Linda, Balcony-113 McCombie, Ruth, 210-113 McCoy, Janet, Aud A-57, 113 McCullough, Mary, 111 McKeel, Louise, Balcony-57, 113 McKeta, Ronald, 210-85, 113 McMasters, Evelyn, 106-57, 113 Mentch , Sheldon, 210-85, 113 Merritts, Peter, 207-85, 113 Meyers, Nancy, 108-55, 57, 113 Miller, Bonita, Aud B-113 Miller, George, 208A-113 Miller, Linda, 109-113 Miller, Nancy, 108-55, 57, 61, 113 Mitchell, Dina, 208A- Mitchell, Edward, Balcony-113 Mitchell, John, 208B-113 Mitchell Minno, Moore, , Kathleen, 208A-113 Maurice, Balcony-30, 113 William, Balcony-85, 113 Murphy, Linda, Aud C-55, 63, 113 Mulhollen, Cynthia, 208A-55, 113 Nelen, Anna, 214-106 Newcomer, Gary, Balcony-113 Niton, Diana, 208B-113 Noble, Richard, Aud C-85, 113 Nyland, Gerald 208B-113 Oblinsk Olexa, y, George, Aud B-113 Carol, 208B-57, 61, 113 Orgis, Rita, 207-113 Orr, Rebecca, 210-55, 57, 61, 113 Delores, 205-113 Pallas, Maxine, 203-55, 57, 110, 113 Panczak, Ann, Aud B-113 Parkin, Richard Aud B-85, 114 Paskowski, Robert-76, 114 Paullisky, Robert, 108-76, 114. Paterson, Gary, 106-T14 Patterson, .Mona Lou, 208A-114 Pershing, John, Aud B-114 Pershing, Raynond, 208B-114 Persio, Joseph, 106-85, 114 Pierchoski, Eric, 208B-114 Piliski, Lisa, 205-114 Poeta, Sharon, 207-55, 114 Poloisky, Henry, Balcony-114 Pritchard, John, 214-29, 85, 110, 114 Rambeau, Joan, Aud B-55, 57, 114 Ramsey, Pauline, Aud C-57, 114 Reed, Barbara, 209-114 Reese, John, 212-76, 85, 114 Retallack, James, 110-85, 114 Rice, Barbara, 211-55, 69, 114 Rice, Daniel, 208A-114 Richards, Burgess, Aud A-114 1 I67 Ricketts, Rebecca, 211-55, 114 Rietscha, Ronald-114 Risalzfi, Alfred, 210-as, 114 Roland, Carol, Balcony-57, 63, 114 Rorabaugh, James, 209-114 Rorabaugh, Susan, 208B-57, 114 Rose, Edwin, 206- Rose, Penny, 208A-57, 114 Rosian, Anna, 107-57, 114 Ross, Janis, 208B-55, 57, 61, 87, 114 Rouzer, Barry, Balcony-85, 114 Rummel, Darlene, Aud C-114 Rummel, Deborah, 208B-110, 114 Rylke, Barbara, 113--55, 57, 74, 87, 114 Sabo, Sylvia, 208A-57, 114 Saiko, Donald 110-114 Sajko, Tressia, 109-55, 61 Scanlon, Paul, 208A-114 Schenk, Darlene, Aud C Scott, Jack, Aud B-114 Seger, David, 208A-114 Sekerak, Emily-55, 57, 114 Sekerak, Jacqueline, Aud B-114 Sekerak, Jeffrey, Aud A-B5, 114 Sewalish, Barry, Aud B-85, 114 Sherman, Edward, 212-114 168 Shonsky, Paul, 107 Simmons, Douglas, 105-85, 114 Singer, Cheryl, 208B-55, 114 Smith, Daniel, 209-114 Smith, George, 113 Smith, Ruth Ann, 110-114 Smithbower, Jo Anne, Aud C-114 Snedden, Joseph, 113-67, 107 Snyder, Clare, 205 Snyder, Susan, Aud A-57, 114 Soyka, Michael, 208A-114 Spicker, Kenneth, 208B-114 Sposito, Eugene-114 Stephens, Kathy, Aud C-55, 57, 114 Stephens, Susan, 210-55, 57, 61, 114 Stephens, Thomas, 208A-114 Stiles, Mariorie-208B-114 Stilvanelli, Marlene, Aud B-115 Stoy, Susan, Balcony-57, 115 Stoyka, llona, 207-55, 115 Strayer, Christine, 208A-55, 115 Susick, Daniel, 208A-115 Szekeresh, Patricia, 111-55, 62, 115 Szekersh, Andrew, 207-115 Teeter, Valory, 208A-115 Thomas, Darlene, 208A-57, 115 Toth, William, Aucl B-115 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Photography-Henry's Studio, Cresson Football Action Pictures-Mr. John Paul, Ebensburg, Robert Mulvehill, Ebensburg Printing-Taylor Publishing Company, Dal- las, Texas Consultation-Mr. Steven Suhey, State Col- lege, Pa. 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