Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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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

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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'

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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 --.... .--.,