Cambria High School - Oracle Yearbook (Ebensburg, PA)

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The custodians-Mr. Berk- vstresser, Mr. Cominsky, Mr. Reese, and Mr. Noel-did a remarkable job of keeping Central clean. Sweeping wasn't all the custodians didg they fixed locks, desks, and the hundreds of other things that seemed to get broken. The cafeteria staff was re- sponsible for feeding a small army of hungry students each day. Thank you! Twenty-three bus drivers trans- ported students to and from Central Cambria daily, even though the weath- er was against them. Cambria County winters made dog sled travel necessary rim ,JUL 1 Wi 7 ,i, . L. to R.4Mrs. Rendia Felix, Mrs. Betty Smith, Mrs. Mary Ann Calabriag not shown is Mrs. Rose Ochsen. CAFETERIA STAFF Mr. John Berkstr esse r, Head Custodian some days, but Central bus drivers usually got through. CUSTODIANS Mr. Cloyd Reese

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HEALTH Gym was a required subject for every student during his four years in high school. Although one may have complained about gym days, the majority of students found them a relaxing break from the class- room routine. In addition, health was taught to all freshmen and seniors. - -l 1 ' E . tl flip' . ' ' I V ' 'd 4145 A, l 'Q f x s ' 1... .5 .N I, . QT . ., N ggx' ri -F-if lk --ar In 'ff .---is , Ni - . 'I pi -- . if H . J. L. Miller B.S.fHealth Physical Janet Sides B.S.fH6a1lh Physical 7 7 7 9 Education EdUC21i10l'l James Sponsky, B.S.fSpecial Educa- tiong Homeroom 211 The socio-occupational curriculum is conduct- ed through cooperation with the Cambria County Special Education Office. Elizabeth Orner, B.S.fHome Economics HOME ECONOMICS To become proficient homemakers was the ultimate goal of the girls in the home economics department. A child care study was incorporat- ed into the course, which also comprised sew- ing, cooking, grooming, interior decorating, and designing. NURSE Mrs. F enchak, the school nurse, was always around in case of illness or accident. Besides this, she kept cumulative health charts of every student and conducted the annual eye tests, hearing examinations, and weight and height measure- Elizabeth Fenchak, R.N.f School Nurse ments,

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SECRETARIAL STAFF Four secretaries Working diligently kept our school running smoothly. Mrs. Shirley Straw and Miss Mary Jo Fetterrnan of the 'Lwhite house as- sisted Mr. Cook. Miss Esther Koss not only assisted Mr. Del?-astiani but also prepared dittoed tests for most of the faculty members and composed the ab- sentee and announcement sheets. Mrs. Evanchick, who was in charge of the attendance office, was responsible for the cafeteria funds, the central bank- ing activities, and the attendance records. lx Q N KJV' x xl Miss Esther Koss Miss Mary Jo Fetterman Fig 3 P? M fye t 4, M-lfwr ,.,,., H-Q42 1,44 Mrs. Mary Evanchick Mrs. Shirley Straw